The Community's Art Gallery

[Witness]

It's spring again, and I'm still alive.



(Taken from my balcony.)

[Witness]

Three days later!



(Taken at 5 AM, 30 s at f/5.6.)

[Rob Lister]

Three days later!
(Taken at 5 AM, 30 s at f/5.6.)

You do good work.

[asthmatic camel]

[Witness]

Ah, the Stockport Plaza in all its glory, well done, AC!



You also loosened up a bit, getting a more "watercolor" feel, nice.

And got rid of the municipal uglies.

[Witness]

A Not-So-Still Life with White Vase, Duane Keiser, painting/animation, 2018.

[Pyrrho]

Link: https://twitter.com/john_overholt/status/1117103775788011520

[Witness]

Giovanni Battista Bracelli engraved similar bizarre figures:









You can download the full book here: https://www.loc.gov/resource/rbc0001.2002rosen1345/

[Pyrrho]

Link: https://twitter.com/IHeartFargo/status/1124743348500217856

[Anaxagoras]

Interesting use of materials. Wood and resin.

[Abdul Alhazred]

I'm vaguely recalling a seeing a painting like that.

[shemp]

Soon to be available for $99.95 on sexdolls.com

[Witness]

Interesting use of materials. Wood and resin.

He's a (very productive) digital artist.



https://www.digitalmanipulation.com/eve ... days-2017/

[Anaxagoras]

He's a (very productive) digital artist.

I guess it was mis-labled as a "sculpture" in the reddit thread where I saw it.
Shoulda known.

[Witness]

Don't be ashamed, it's a nice homage to his skills.

There is an anecdote about a (Renaissance? Baroque? Can't remember) painter who added a fly on one of his paintings just to poke fun at people trying to chase it away.

[Witness]

Artist auctions off virus-ridden laptop for $1 million

A laptop infected with some of the most destructive pieces of malware ever may sound like the kind of ticking time bomb you'd expect only in sci-fi movies. But one man has created just such a machine, and it can be yours — if you have about $1 million to spare.

No, this isn't some shady dark web marketplace. It's an art auction, and the current bidding price is around $1.2 million.

The piece, by artist Guo O Dong, is titled "The Persistence of Chaos," and the name is apt because the laptop could wreak some serious havoc. The old Samsung Netbook that runs Windows XP is infected with half a dozen extremely dangerous pieces of malware that, cumulatively, have caused nearly $95 billion in damages, according to Dong.

https://mashable.com/article/virus-ridd ... -of-chaos/

[Witness]

Working on old pictures, here's a Parisian cat from June 1995:



The same, December 2004:



I wrote: "The weather is awful. The cat stays near the radiator."

[Witness]

A tutti frutti of street photography. Music is bearable.



Could go in Abdul's awesome thread.

[Abdul Alhazred]

A tutti frutti of street photography. Music is bearable.



Could go in Abdul's awesome thread.

Thank you.

I will watch later. I am sure I will love it.