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Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts

A girl cut in two

June 20, 2012


(All rights reserved to ImatioΘiki for the photos of me with the blue 80's dress. Big Thanx to sweet Nileta!)

Collages made by the ONE & ONLY Ada (=Eau De Style) ! You rock girl! You made my day!

Peace and Glitter (cuz' this is so Ada!)


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Head-master-pieces

February 19, 2011

As you may have seen I love headpieces, I think is an accessory that can make the difference in an outfit and is by itself a fashion statement. So searching through Etsy I found these three artist that create fabulous masterpieces for your head!









Get Inspired and be unique!

Dalton Ghetti,The pencil sculptor



The artist Dalton Ghetti, who lives in Connecticut but was born in Brazil, uses pencils and  creates miniature masterpieces!He is a professional  carpenter for the past 25 years and he turns the pencils tips to amazing miniature sculptures using only  a razor,sewing needles and a modeling knife BUT NOT a magnifying glass coz' he just refuses to! Dalton says that it normaly takes a few months to finish a mini sculpture, but the longer he has spent on a pencil was two and half years! 






It's also amazing because the artist has not made any money from these pieces, he's only doing it for himself! Well, I think he's an original artist and I truly respect all people with that kind of patience!!

(sourses: Google, WikipediaKidrobot)

Fairy Art

November 14, 2010

Do you believe in fairy tales? I do...
That's why a few years ago when i saw this big, hard cover, book about fairies i bought it at once! The moment you open it, you enter the fairy world...as seen through the eyes of the greatest masters! It explores the world of fairy painting from nineteenth to twentieth century, presenting the work of Richard Dadd, Joseph Noel Paton, John Anster Fitzgerald, John Atkinson Grimshaw, Richard Doyle and Arthur Rackham  and their influences from literature, religion, myths and many more.It's really revealing to see the inspiration and the magic of those mysterious beings.
Enjoy...




Start believing ...Fairy tales are always based on true stories...

Update: Some friends asked me from where i bought it.So the bookstore was Papasotiriou but i did a little google search and... you can also find it here.

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