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Printmaking Series Two - Intaglio Printing II
^stigmatattoo
reports, July 12
reports, July 12Printmaking produces images with visual qualities that are very different from those obtained through drawing or painting directly, and each technique adds its own peculiarities to the way each piece is conceived. However, with its odd and alchemical combinations of unusual materials, specific tools and enormous machines, Printmaking is often a strange and foreign territory even for artists accustomed to studio work on other disciplines.
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Top Picks under 50 Vol. 4
^oilsoaked
reports, July 10
reports, July 10The fourth installment of the Top Picks under 50 favorites, exclusively for Traditional art! And a day early!
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Traditional Portraits!
~dressupdolly
reports, July 8
reports, July 8A collection of traditional portraits from the DA!
Traditional artists here have so much scope, talent and new insightful, inspirational work.
Here are the ones I have come across, if anyone else has any suggestions feel free to comment or send me a note
enjoy!
Traditional artists here have so much scope, talent and new insightful, inspirational work.
Here are the ones I have come across, if anyone else has any suggestions feel free to comment or send me a note
enjoy!47
Top Picks Under 50 Vol. 3
^oilsoaked reports, July 4
reports, July 4Communities choice! Top Picks under 50 favorites comes in for round three!
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Top Picks under 50 Vol. 2
^oilsoaked reports, June 28
reports, June 28The community's Top Picks under 50 favorites strikes again!!
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Art History Spotlight: Impressionism
^oilsoaked reports, July 14
reports, July 14Impressionism, it's roots, techniques, and influence on deviantART!
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Printmaking Series Two - Intaglio Printing II
^stigmatattoo reports, July 12
reports, July 12Printmaking produces images with visual qualities that are very different from those obtained through drawing or painting directly, and each technique adds its own peculiarities to the way each piece is conceived. However, with its odd and alchemical combinations of unusual materials, specific tools and enormous machines, Printmaking is often a strange and foreign territory even for artists accustomed to studio work on other disciplines.
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Horror and Macabre Feature (Viewer Discretion Adv)
*Mythos721
reports, July 12
reports, July 12A feature of some scary deviations that capture the concept of horror and macabre.
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Wonderful Watercolors
*remusreader
reports, 1d 18h ago
reports, 1d 18h agoWatercolor art can be hard to find on DA, since the medium lacks its own designated section. Here’s a sampling of some of the best watercolors I’ve found on this site.
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BEST OF STREET ART
~minddistortion
reports, July 13
reports, July 13Does what it says on the tin...
I made an effort to put as little Banksy's in as possible.
I made an effort to put as little Banksy's in as possible.
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Conceptual artists offered new fun idea
~Conceptuallife
reports, 2d 9h ago
reports, 2d 9h agoConceptuallife offers aritsts unique oppertunity writers also welcomed.
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European Prints of Ornament - Austin, TX
~untrendy
reports, December 17, 2006
reports, December 17, 2006Presenting some 45 works from throughout Europe, this exhibition reveals a variety of inventive approaches to established ornamental motifs including geometric design, vegetal foliage, grotesques, strapwork, as well as fantastic objects and creatures.
Curated by Josh McConnell, graduate student, Art History, The University of Texas at Austin.
Taken from the Blanton Website.
Curated by Josh McConnell, graduate student, Art History, The University of Texas at Austin.
Taken from the Blanton Website.
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 reports, 1d 22h agoHigh quality fine art giclée prints on paper or canvas, all available with our new Studio Frame. Check it out! 192 Tips & Tricks :: Portfolios & Job Interviews=Princess-of-Shadows
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 reports, 1d 19h agoNews from the Artist Relations team 76 Photoshop Actions!Turn You work into the Magic!*w1zzy
 reports, 1d 11h agoActions which you can use, to make your work better and improve your skills! 55 June DD's : Wallpaper^archanN
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