Showing posts with label fan art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fan art. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Quilled and Cut Paper Border in Shades of Blue
Labels:
Art Print,
blue,
fan art,
Hemingway,
Illustration,
Mixed Media,
Mixed Media Art,
paper art,
paper art print,
paper filigree,
paper quilling,
paper quilling decor,
quilled,
quilled border,
quilling,
quilling paper
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Friday, January 3, 2014
Audrey Hepburn Paper Art
After a killer Christmas season, I'm back! I hope everyone had a holiday season full of love, fun and art!
Labels:
Audrey Hepburn,
cut paper,
Dorm room poster,
fan art,
Illustration,
Mixed Media,
Mixed Media Art,
paper art,
paper art print,
paper filigree,
paper quilling,
quilled,
quilling,
quilling paper
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Arrested Development, There's Always Money in the Banana Stand - Paper Art
Labels:
Arrested Development,
Banana Stand,
bluth,
cut paper,
fan art,
funny,
Illustration,
Michael and George Sr.,
no touching,
paper art print,
paper filigree,
paper quilling,
quilled,
quilling,
quote
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Arrested Development, Return From Whence You Came - Paper Art
Labels:
Arrested Development,
Art Print,
bluth,
cut paper,
fan art,
Franklin,
Gob,
Gob and Franklin,
Illustration,
Mixed Media Art,
paper art print,
paper filigree,
paper quilling,
quilled,
quilling,
tv
Friday, June 14, 2013
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Nikola Tesla - Paper art
The inspiration for this illustration came from a story I heard about Tesla. . .
When Tesla was a boy he saw a steel engraving of Niagara Falls. In his imagination there appeared a huge water wheel being turned by the powerful cataract. He said to an uncle that he would go to America one day and capture energy in this way. Thirty years later he did exactly that.
. . . this illustration depicts tesla created in an etching style, behind him is a stylized depiction of water at the bottom that is bubbling up to meet a ball of lightning.
When Tesla was a boy he saw a steel engraving of Niagara Falls. In his imagination there appeared a huge water wheel being turned by the powerful cataract. He said to an uncle that he would go to America one day and capture energy in this way. Thirty years later he did exactly that.
. . . this illustration depicts tesla created in an etching style, behind him is a stylized depiction of water at the bottom that is bubbling up to meet a ball of lightning.
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