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farewell-kingdom: Scott Campbell

farewell-kingdom: Scott Campbell

szymon: thread-drawn Tank by Jan­nick Deslau­ri­ers at Show...

devidsketchbook: Suspended Textile Installations Have you ever...

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devidsketchbook:

Suspended Textile Installations

Have you ever seen a life-sized fragile tank? Artist Jannick Deslauriers’ massive thread sculpture of a tank exemplifies her mastery of fiber arts, which offers both a solid structure and a hint of fragility. The three-dimensional structures that Deslauriers produces are both intricately crafted and delicate which makes her Tank piece even more fascinating. The tank is perhaps the best example that reflects Deslauriers’ intentions to simultaneously draw out a sense of destruction and fragility. On her website the artist’s statement gives insight to the motives behind Deslauriers’ work:

“Jannick Deslauriers’ work is a testimony to the poetry of our times. She expresses the helpless vulnerability we may feel when faced with the grace and beauty of created forms, which are at once disturbing and astounding. The same hands simultaneously both weave a story and unravel it. Elements from Jannick Deslauriers’ work create a discourse between fear and dreams, between civility and death, between harmony and conflict, between fantasy and horror. Her work expresses a dream which enables us to comprehend fully the contrasts inherent in our human condition and which allows us to understand our true nature.”

In addition to the tank, Deslauriers has created fabric installations that include a garden of poppies, a sewing machine, and a typewriter. Each of the suspended thread sculptures employ a similar construction. Using translucent fabric and dark-colored thread against a white backdrop, the pieces appear like floating illustrations.

Thread sculptures by Jannick Deslauriers

therhumboogie: By Lindsey Bessanon, created by acquiring dried...

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therhumboogie:

By Lindsey Bessanon, created by acquiring dried insects and then manipulating the forms with cogs and mechanic parts, bugs are not usually something I find too appealing but with these guys I just think they are really intriguing. 

nonesuchgarden: I made this little sloth for a friend! It...

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nonesuchgarden:

I made this little sloth for a friend! It turned out so cute that I’m thinking about making some more animals in this style. :-D


inkhead: deaths head moth, gouache, altered a bit from nature,...

drawgabbydraw: Detail from this post. I love seeing nib marks...

drawgabbydraw: A pen and ink doodle.

kecky: current events

gingerhaze: Oh I never did post the finished piece of this, did...

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gingerhaze:

Oh I never did post the finished piece of this, did I? This was for my Junior Illustration class, based on an article called The Upside of Being an Introvert. Parties are fun, but sitting at home by yourself is also fun!

Also, two spots for the same article:

seventypercentethanol: A collection of stories in the infinite...

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seventypercentethanol:

A collection of stories in the infinite library.

Working on this comic in my free time, hopefully I’ll have it out by the end of next month! :)

kaymurph: otp week #5 - andy and april from parks and rec! they...

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kaymurph:

otp week #5 - andy and april from parks and rec!

they are the best couple on television ok every other opinion is wrong


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fairytalemood: “A Poisonous Prince” by Angela Rizza

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