#extraordinaryart

[tylermileslockett]

Hi everyone ... I'm Tyler Miles Lockett, nice to see you all

[artificialimages]

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Experience the limitless possibilities of Midjourney AI as stunning images are generated in this mesmerizing social media reel video. Witness the power of artificial intelligence in transforming ordinary images into extraordinary works of art.

[defrancescoart1]

Have you ever checked my website DefrancescoArt.com? It's full of unique and extraordinary artworks. Explore my creations, for example...

MARCELLE D.

ℹ️ 100 original Vinyl LPs Pink Floyd "Animals". Berkel slicer from Parma. 150x96x80 cm. 170 kg. Edition of 1.

📧 contact@defrancescoart.com

#pinkfloyd #limitededition #artwork #uniqueart #artinstallation #contemporaryart #artcollector #extraordinaryart #collectart #denisdefrancesco #defrancescoart

[mashmoons]

“All works were produced at home through the use of an Olympus BH2 microscope attached to a Canon 5DMKIII DSLR.  I have spent the past two years experimenting with photographing various substances at high magnification while attempting to improve my microscopy, micrography, and digital workflow techniques.  

The colors present in the prints are not digital creations but rather are a natural result of the application of polarized lighting techniques to micro-crystals possessing birefringent properties.  The colors are indicative of the optical properties of the crystal structures.  That is to say; the crystals do indeed look this way under the scope. The photographs of ferrofluid and various inks are also naturally colored.”

[tintosecoporfavor]

#colorpalette #wineandbread #instafood #foodpics #buzzfeedfood #tumblrfood // #extraordinaryart #banana #rouge #marsala #brown #yellowgold #olivegreen => www.facebook.com/nanadecoloresbr

[estarsgh-blog]

True artists paint their innermost expressions through brushes dipped within their souls #art #makeup #extraordinaryart #allartgh #estarsgh #fierce #emotions #beauty #cutemodel #melanin #africanart #pixxy MUA: @nellaeffects Photo: @pixxyphotography (at Ghana)

[satinechristian]

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First preview of #ExtraOrdinaryART is tonight and these two gems (@kathryngallagher and Matthew James Thomas) took time out of final rehearsal to sing a song for us... You may recognise the tune 😉 See it in full at the show!! 

[valeriepattersonartist-blog]

Valerie Patterson: Artists Watercolor Painting “Revelation” 24″x30″

When I was a child I was excruciatingly shy. So shy that I had a very difficult time, going through a check out line at a store. Fortunately, my mother made me do it, over and over, until that problem disappeared. Perhaps the bigger issue that developed as a result of my shyness was a lack of social skills. I had few friends and spent much of my time alone...thinking...and dreaming...I created art at home around the kitchen table with my Mom, but otherwise art wasn’t on my radar until later.

In Elementary school, I hated art class. The teacher was always shouting at us. She rarely taught structured lessons. Instead, she instructed her students to make whatever...with whatever materials could be found around the room. For a shy kid, like me, this was a nightmare. I never wanted to be yelled at and so was afraid to search the room for supplies. I ended up following others in hopes of doing what they did and blending in. As a consequence, I accomplished little and received my lowest grade in Elementary School (a C-). Sadly, I have heard similar, numerous stories from others who had this teacher and were turned off to art.

As luck would have it, I had a great art teacher in Junior High. She introduced structured, but open ended, lessons and was inspiring,  encouraging and kind. I began drawing portraits in pencil and soon became rather proficient. I garnered a lot of attention from my art  which encouraged me further. I had a role...as the class artist.

From there I headed to University and majored in art (with a concentration in painting) and went on to become an art teacher myself. Teaching took care of most of my shyness issues.

Anyway...because of my shyness, alone time, thinking and dreaming and experiences, I began creating art to communicate what I couldn’t through words. I discovered that not only could I say so much more visually (A picture really is worth a thousand words!) but I could say things through my painting that I wouldn’t dare speak- difficult, psychologically challenging things, that American society deems tabu. In a way my art became a form of therapy for myself and others.

I am what one of my college professors called a painting junkie....addicted to creating....But that’s a story for another post...

[mashmoons]

Investigating the behaviour of interacting fluids under pressure