Some of the images look like they have been photoshopped/edited but they still give the illusion of reality. They combine wit, humour and adorably cute children, making simple tasks into whimsical ventures.
Wednesday, 27 April 2011
Sooo adorable!
Using Stumbleupon I stumbled onto this blog post and just had to have a read!
Some of the images look like they have been photoshopped/edited but they still give the illusion of reality. They combine wit, humour and adorably cute children, making simple tasks into whimsical ventures.
Some of the images look like they have been photoshopped/edited but they still give the illusion of reality. They combine wit, humour and adorably cute children, making simple tasks into whimsical ventures.
Toddler artist???
Have just come across this article from the Daily Mail dated 2007 and couldn't help but smile.
A toddler aged 2 was able to fool the Art world into believing he is a true artist. His mother, a lecturer at Hampstead School of Art and a freelance art critic, posted his artwork onto Saatchi Online, both naming his pictures and giving them elaborate descriptions, people began to purchase the work as well as offer exhibition space at galleries.
I wonder whether my son will become an artist too as he is constantly surrounded by arts and crafts.
The full article can be found here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-499240/Toddler-fools-art-world-buying-tomato-ketchup-paintings.html#ixzz1Ki9LN1Rb
A toddler aged 2 was able to fool the Art world into believing he is a true artist. His mother, a lecturer at Hampstead School of Art and a freelance art critic, posted his artwork onto Saatchi Online, both naming his pictures and giving them elaborate descriptions, people began to purchase the work as well as offer exhibition space at galleries.
I wonder whether my son will become an artist too as he is constantly surrounded by arts and crafts.
The full article can be found here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-499240/Toddler-fools-art-world-buying-tomato-ketchup-paintings.html#ixzz1Ki9LN1Rb
Wednesday, 20 April 2011
Customising
A friend of mine asked me to customise a dress for his cousin. It was a one shouldered pleated dress from Lipsy. The lace and beading are the additions I was requested to complete. I think it came out quite nice although being a perfectionist to some degree it took a total of 6 hours to get both the lace and beads attached.
The lace and beading:
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