Amy Dybing is the owner and operator of Amy Chalks a Lot, a business that does the chalkboards designs in business around the Rochester area and many people don't know she's responsible for it.
Aspen Film Presents: 50th Anniversary Screening of “The Exorcist,” Friday, 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. | Monday, Oct. 30, 5 p.m. and 8 p.m., Isis Theatre When a young girl is possessed by a mysterious.
As much as it s hard to believe, these incredibly detailed realistic pet portraits are not photographs but in fact hand-drawn pencil drawings. This art style is called hyperrealism and as you ve probably seen it at first glance, it resembles a cute photograph of a pet but after you take a closer look and focus on details, you realize that it s actually a very realistic drawing in black and white. Hyperrealism requires an incredible amount of work, skill, and patience but we can totally say the result is definitely worth all of this!
Helen Violet is a Canadian artist, based in Toronto, and as of recently, she has been working with hyper-realistic sculptures and making drawings with mostly just a single pencil. From a young age, Helen has been studying Fine Arts and mastering her skill in realism through various mediums.
that s why people like modern art. just two big blocks. he has already exceeded picasso and dali in my mind. he is grandpa moses. dana: we know he s done portraits before. dog portraits. but these are wounded warriors who served under his command and he s come to know. you are taking a look. eric: a lot of these people have passed. it is heart wrenching. yeah. dana: you will have a chance to see more of them. eric: a lot of them are injured. it s incredible. dana: tonight on hannity s program, when sean interviewed the president yesterday, they sat down with some of the wounded warriors who were painted by the president. you are going to hear from them on what it s like to be a wounded warrior. kimberly: i m so proud of him for doing this and honoring the service of the men and women who fight for us and our liberty.
outsider president. let s talk about the dogs. to me, painting 50 dog portraits says something about one s personality. does that say to you that he s just perfecting a certain style? does it speak to an obsession? is barney his muse? well, i think it might be all of the above or maybe a discomfort with people. the idea of being alone. the idea of being private. the idea of these dogs being surrogates for himself or karl rove or whoever they re supposed to be. but he s obviously really good at painting them. i wish he would paint more self-portraits. i think his landscapes are better. he s painted a couple of buildings, that you re looking at it from one wall and then another, and watermelons. i actually think the whitney museum of american art could give him a very small survey. i would write about it. jerry saltz, this may be george w. bush s greatest contribution to american society. thank you very much for joining us and your art expertise. that is all for now.