Guitare music
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Jam @ Andy’s house music lomo exposure guitar film band bass fisheye double grant wilber
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lomo, fisheye, double exposure, film, music, bass, guitar, band, grant, wilber,
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The Japanese have a concept they call wabi-sabi that speaks to the art of imperfection and the willingness to accept things as they are. Wabi-sabi is really about process, / not the end result. Wabi-sabi requires that we take time to pay attention to imperfections, hidden treasures, and to slow down. To practice wabi-sabi means to accept nature’s process, including impermanence. Some of the materials in my paintings include an old scarf, a broken guitar neck without strings and an unattached violin neck. These things could be dismissed as ugly and without value, but wabi-sabi has taught me that we are in a constant state of change, and to value the moment/the now. / Completion Date: 3/2005 / Dimensions: 28”Wx32”H / Media: / Scarf, guitar neck, violin neck / *Certificate of Authenticity / accompanies sale
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/ / / ’’Asian Series’ card by Karin Taylor Tang Court Trio came about through my research on the history and culture of the Chinese people. During the Tang period in China, art, literature and music flourished, and female musicians were in abundance. I find their traditional garments beautiful, artworks in themselves.
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/ / / ’’Asian Series’ card by Karin Taylor Tang Court Trio came about through my research on the history and culture of the Chinese people. During the Tang period in China, art, literature and music flourished, and female musicians were in abundance. I find their traditional garments beautiful, artworks in themselves.
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Midnight on the summer solstice in Anchorage to Folk music
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Broadway Nashville 2009 Leica M8 captured RAW DNG. Processing in Photomatix Pro III with 5 exposures 1EV spread. Tweaked in Photoshop.
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Probrably one of the most popular color combinations amongst Bass Players!
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This mixed media piece takes a look at the entertainment industry from an independent artist perspective. / 29.5×40 oil/pastel/rag paper / Men with Hats / Men With Hats encompasses the evolution of portraiture. Dynamics are the essence of every image and yet each image lives in a past moment never to occur again. My interest with this series is to validate living through events and perceptions of those events through long and short term recall. My thoughts and documentation of this series of work has changed and continues to change as I create new pieces. Keep looking!
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Mixed media and mixed genre this image eclipses the 1920’s and 30’s music industry. / 29.5×40 oil/pastel/rag paper / Men with Hats / Men With Hats encompasses the evolution of portraiture. Dynamics are the essence of every image and yet each image lives in a past moment never to occur again. My interest with this series is to validate living through events and perceptions of those events through long and short term recall. My thoughts and documentation of this series of work has changed and continues to change as I create new pieces. Keep looking!
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“Men with hat” energy, performance and individuality mark this work. / 29.5×40 oil/ pastel/ rag paper / Men with Hats / Men With Hats encompasses the evolution of portraiture. Dynamics are the essence of every image and yet each image lives in a past moment never to occur again. My interest with this series is to validate living through events and perceptions of those events through long and short term recall. My thoughts and documentation of this series of work has changed and continues to change as I create new pieces. Keep looking!
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Klimpt is rolling over in his grave.
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Oil/Rag paper/pastels/29.5×40 / A banjo player/players turn of the century NewOrleans. / Men with Hats / Men With Hats encompasses the evolution of portraiture. Dynamics are the essence of every image and yet each image lives in a past moment never to occur again. My interest with this series is to validate living through events and perceptions of those events through long and short term recall. My thoughts and documentation of this series of work has changed and continues to change as I create new pieces. Keep looking!
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Oil/rag paper/pastels/ 29.5×40 / Piano man Blues / Men with Hats / Men With Hats encompasses the evolution of portraiture. Dynamics are the essence of every image and yet each image lives in a past moment never to occur again. My interest with this series is to validate living through events and perceptions of those events through long and short term recall. My thoughts and documentation of this series of work has changed and continues to change as I create new pieces. Keep looking!
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oil/rag paper/pastels/ 29.5×40 / Classy in his red vest / Men with Hats / Men With Hats encompasses the evolution of portraiture. Dynamics are the essence of every image and yet each image lives in a past moment never to occur again. My interest with this series is to validate living through events and perceptions of those events through long and short term recall. My thoughts and documentation of this series of work has changed and continues to change as I create new pieces. Keep looking!
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oil/rag paper/pastel 29.5×40 / Gathering momentum with a solo / Men with Hats / Men With Hats encompasses the evolution of portraiture. Dynamics are the essence of every image and yet each image lives in a past moment never to occur again. My interest with this series is to validate living through events and perceptions of those events through long and short term recall. My thoughts and documentation of this series of work has changed and continues to change as I create new pieces. Keep looking!
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Oil/Canvas / Essential to spectacle and a way of life is to dance. / Men with Hats / Men With Hats encompasses the evolution of portraiture. Dynamics are the essence of every image and yet each image lives in a past moment never to occur again. My interest with this series is to validate living through events and perceptions of those events through long and short term recall. My thoughts and documentation of this series of work has changed and continues to change as I create new pieces. Keep looking!
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He has 6 fingers on his hand that’s why he’s cheating. / Men with Hats / Men With Hats encompasses the evolution of portraiture. Dynamics are the essence of every image and yet each image lives in a past moment never to occur again. My interest with this series is to validate living through events and perceptions of those events through long and short-term recall. My thoughts and documentation of this series of work has changed and continues to change as I create new pieces. Keep looking!
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Men with Hats / Men With Hats encompasses the evolution of portraiture. Dynamics are the essence of every image and yet each image lives in a past moment never to occur again. My interest with this series is to validate living through events and perceptions of those events through long and short-term recall. My thoughts and documentation of this series of work has changed and continues to change as I create new pieces. Keep looking!
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36×24 oil/canvas / A performer left behind/outdated and the world falls apart around him. / Men with Hats / Men With Hats encompasses the evolution of portraiture. Dynamics are the essence of every image and yet each image lives in a past moment never to occur again. My interest with this series is to validate living through events and perceptions of those events through long and short-term recall. My thoughts and documentation of this series of work has changed and continues to change as I create new pieces. Keep looking!
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Like this design? Vote for me in the Music Machines challenge on RedBubble! The story behind the shirt: / I’ve started playing classical guitar when I was 8 years old. I did many concerts and exams, but I realized after a couple of years that what I really liked was playing popular songs. At 11, I’d take out my sunglasses and play the first notes of Smoke on the water. (Not too cool on a classical guitar, but I had fun.) Then, I got Guitar Hero and when I was able to play on expert, I thought it was time for me to play those songs for real. I got a shiny red electric guitar, which has the power to obscure the shy girl and unleash my inner rock star! Dare to dream :)
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