#EAGLE MURAL

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3D Eagle Mural in Redwing MN

Red Wing Eagle Mural by Kyle Holdridge http://www.muralmontage.com In the world of art, there are few things more impressive than a large-scale mural. And when that mural depicts a majestic eagle in 3D, it’s truly a sight to behold. That’s exactly what artist Kyle Holdridge created with his 80-foot-wide, 15-foot-tall 3D eagle mural, painted in Red Wing MN with the highest quality grade paint…

[frettchanstudios]

Xsgaak (Eagle), Latex on Plywood, 2024

My new oversized painting debuted on August 7th @vinesartsociety 2024 Vines Festival at Stanley Park!

It was display again at Oppenheimer Park (August 14th), Grandview Park (August 15th), and will be available to view at Trout Lake Park (August 17th)!

Thank you for having me and my artwork again @vinesartsociety!

[toxooz]

finesheddd i cant do the gym one atm bc school done been started up but i might be able to in the future either way i had hella fun🦅📚

[ratatoskryggdrasil]

Scott Swoveland (Scotty), mural for gay bar Mary's east exterior wall in Houston, originally visible 1997-2006, digitally recreated in 2016 for the Houston Eagle

[lowcountry-gothic]

Two Bit, by Elizabeth Jean Younce. Mural at the Printmaking Studio at La Sierra University in Riverside, CA.

[thegreatyin]

thinking about city scoundrel again. i know their city aesthetic is specifically auroral and not remembered but like. there's still gotta be Influences from the city body, right. there's just gotta be. anyway what i'm saying is i think the citizens personify the city by way of a little bat chasing a star, for no reason in particular

[hollyweirdangeleno]

[oatshow]

A follow-up to my Kenari-Bear comic, some more made-up/headcanon stuff mixed in with an idea I've had for a while that could be boiled down to "Museums and galleries have so much stolen cultural art in them and Luthen's is no exception"

[impermanent-art]

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‘Dreamer’

New work by Ozzie Juarez for Branded Arts Festival at César E. Chávez Learning Academy in San Fernando.

[chillypepperhot]

Peaceful Easy Feeling...

Source Me laf@ilyF ❤️

[paulpingminho]

[frothytundra]

The Cliff Centre Cliff

Behind the Cliff Centre building in Nanaimo is a cliff! It is actually quite lovely and sits behind a Chevron station on the Trans-Canada Highway #1. I see this cliff each time I walk to my hairdresser’s salon which has a red canopy over the doorway. That red canopy can be seen on the left side of this picture of a fabulous mural that is beside the lovely cliff. I particularly like the way the…

[frettchanstudios]

Just wrapped up this mural for Waypoint | PLEA Community Services.

Some of the youth had the opportunity to practice their painting skills and assist me while I worked. Thank you for having me!

The salmon come through this area so including them in the mural was important along with a suggested eagle. I decided to have the eagle catching a salmon. The eagle will be fed and the carcass to be dropped to not only feed other animals but also the earth through the soil that will feed our forests. The salmon are such a vital and precious life source.

This was a pretty large undertaking! They wanted to find a way to pretty up the SeaCan with a mural and corrugated surfaces are a nightmare. So we opted to dry out 5 pieces of pressure-treated plywood earlier this year and install those on the side of the bin as a canvas. It wouldn't have been possible without the technical and installation help of our contractor friend Frank, my father-in-law Darrell, and my husband Joshua.

[ajjconcertat2am]

im at this weed themed sandwhich store and feelings are kinda conflicted between this is cool as hell and this is a corporation definatley playing off weed jokes they dont know themsleves and ur dont do coke in this bathroom sign inst quirky ill do what i want

[sonic-the-hedgehog-2006]

Worship of Solaris seemingly began after a single major event: when the city of Soleanna was hit by a huge fire, before being saved by a big eagle.

Eagle symbolism is common throughout Soleannan worship, which is almost certainly due to the fact that Solaris assumes a form that loosely resembles one. To be compared to biblical similes (the fact that events that are difficult to parse in the bible are usually compared to mundane or understood concepts, such as the "impossibly loud" sound of angels being called thunder or the sound of trumpets), it is likely that Solaris was called an "eagle" just in an attempt to process his form or compare it to something understandable, only for this comparison to grow as the understood image of the god.

Additionally, due to the "true form" of Solaris being not an eagle but rather flame, this dialogue heavily implies that worship of Solaris only began when Solaris manipulated a fire to consume Soleanna, before saving the city from the fire he himself caused.

The eagle mural seen throughout Kingdom Valley suggests that Solaris was viewed in a positive, life-bringing light, lording over nature and being responsible for the day cycle. However, the Duke of Soleanna speaks of the Flames of Disaster being released as a known possibility in the Soleannan religion.

Due to this it can be assumed that the royal family and perhaps those close to it (such as Lord Regis, who was involved with the Solaris Project) understand that it was Solaris' flames that burned the ancient Soleanna, and yet they promote worship of the god nonetheless, perhaps out of fear or potentially to further the goals of the Solaris Project.

Regardless, it is known that at least the "old sect" of the Soleannan religion feared Solaris and knew of the ruination he could bring, due to a mural found in Dusty Desert and the prayer heard in Solaris Phase 1.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

This is incredible- the home of architect and mural artist Juan O'Gorman is for sale. Casa-Estudio Juan O’Gorman (CEJO) is the sister house to the famous Casa-Estudio Diego Rivera-Frida Kahlo. Built in 1932 in Mexico City, Mexico, CEJO has 4bds, 6ba, 4,091 sq ft, $2,412,531. According to the listing: "Juan O’Gorman built, intermittently lived and died in this house, which is why the weight of his vigilant ghost haunts, embraces and secretly accompanies every corner of this peculiar work of art for sale."

I'm thinking that it comes furnished, although it really doesn't specify.

I wish Sotheby's didn't muck it up w/their watermarks.

It's been impeccably maintained and has such beautiful bright gardens showing thru the glass walls.

The bright colors combine beautifully in this setting.

According to the listing, "The dining area hosts a fabulous, priceless petromural with the image of a XIX century eagle symbol, embedded in the fireplace, as a testimony to O'Gorman’s artistic spectrum."

Details of the mural.

Beautiful doors.

I guess he liked his kitchen white and clean.

The house is huge. If you want an art studio, this house has everything an artist needs.

Beautiful room with lots of storage and display space.

They superimposed a B&W photo of O'Gorman actually working in here.

The primary bedroom suite is bigger than my apt.

Room with a vanity table.

Two more rooms make up the suite. They could also be used as studios.

The ensuite bath looks like a painting.

Terrace overlooking the gardens.

The outdoor areas are amazing.

This looks like a guest room.

The shower room has more traditional Mexican tiles and that sink!

Another superimposed vintage photo. It looks like a young O'Gorman and Diego Rivera. The lot is 4,966 sq ft.

https://www.jamesedition.com/real_estate/mexico-city-mexico/casa-estudio-juan-o-gorman-14958382