Mom Creates Intricate Drawings on Kids' Lunch Napkins
Nina Levy is a mom and artist living in Brooklyn. Specializing in several forms of art, she creates sculptures, outdoor installations and portraits. But there’s another aspect to her artistic talent which she showcases in a project simply called Daily Napkins. | WIND SQUID #3 - Space Battle!
Wind Squid #3 Space Battle! http://www.WindSquid.com Wind Squid battles two missiles as he flies through space and shoots them down with his ionic plasma ray and twin ray beams. Wind Squid rocks the universe! Fear the Wind Squid as he fights for good and justice in this comic strip from Classic Game Room producer Mark Bussler. Wind Squid features hand drawn pen and ink artwork that can be enjoyed here or at Wind Squid's website in print form (it's not up just yet as of this posting). |
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WIND SQUID #4 - Massive Explosion
WIND SQUID comic #4, Massive Explosion. After Wind Squid destroys one of the two fusion seeking missiles chasing him the blast is felt by Edit-Station 1 and detected by an unknown entity in the next galaxy!! | WIND SQUID #5 - Space Pirates!
Wind Squid #5, Space Pirates! Wind Squid comic strip number 5 with commentary. |
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Les Nabis: When Paintings Were Inspired By Photography
The Kodak camera was introduced in 1888 and quickly captured the imagination of the public, amateur photographers, and artists. Thousands of photographs, only recently discovered in the attics and archives of artists working in the 1890s, reveal their fascination with this new tool. While some snapshots relate closely to their painted work, others indicate an exploration far beyond the artists' knowledge. | WIND SQUID #6 - Return to Sender!
WIND SQUID #6 - Return to Sender! Classic Game Room presents the Wind Squid interstellar space adventure comic strip episode 6 where Wind Squid is about to destroy the space pirates with their own fusion seeking missile! |
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WIND SQUID #7 - Outpost 34 Emergency
Wind Squid #7. http://www.WindSquid.com Classic Game Room presents WIND SQUID from CGR's producer, Mark Bussler, a comic strip space opera about Wind Squid, Edit-Station 1 and Lord Karnage! This is Wind Squid 7 with commentary about the strip. Drawn in pen and ink with some Photoshopping, Wind Squid is a space squid who fights for good and right! This time around Outpost 34 with Edit-Station 1 is attacked after Wind Squid destroys the space pirates who attacked him! | Learn to Draw a Penguin in 30 Seconds
Author and illustrator Melissa Guion of the newly released "Baby Penguins Everywhere" demonstrates how to draw a penguin in 30 seconds.
Credit: Teresa Akersten |
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Artist Uses Palms as a Canvas
One talented female Russian artist is turning the tables, using the palms of a hand as a canvas for gorgeous, unique works. Using watercolors, she uses a palm to make fairy-tale inspired paintings. | Artist Paints Celebrity Faces on Peanuts
Peanuts and paintings make a unique combination. An exceptional artist, Steve Casino is quite simply, a painter of nuts. |
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Art and The Occult
Modern witch and blogger, Pam Grossman gives us her unique perspective on art and its relationship to the hidden world. | Artist Uses Smoke to Create Stunning Paintings
Michael Fennell is an exceptional artist who uses smoke to create stunning portrait paintings on panels. |
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Art Worth $30 Million Found in Garage
Sometimes it pays to buy the former house of an obscure Armenian-American artist, a lesson recently learned by lucky new home owners Thomas Schultz and Lawrence Joseph. | Free Agents Set It Off in Miami
VIBE caught up with a few artists from the Free Agents crew in Miami during their exhibit at Art Basel 2012 |
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Piero Della Francesca: Incorporating the Home Into Art
During the early Renaissance, Piero della Francesca's artistic talents were highly sought after by patrons across the Italian peninsula but nowhere more so than in his hometown of Borgo San Sepolcro. | Famous Street Artist Saber Tells People To Buy Some Paint, Get Involved
LA used to be known as the "mural capital of the world" but that soon may no longer be true with city codes now defining murals as "signs" in a public crackdown on art. Street artist Saber weighs in on the issue, and what the young painters in LA can do. |
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Street Artist Saber On Why He Won't Paint In LA: City 'Lost Its Heart'
LA used to be known as the "mural capital of the world" but that soon may no longer be true with city codes now defining murals as "signs" in a public crackdown on art. Street artist Saber weighs in. | Art Is Not A Crime
Full Segment: LA used to be known as the "mural capital of the world" but that soon may no longer be true with city codes now defining murals as "signs" in a public crackdown on art. |
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Tommy the Wheelchair Artist
Learn how Tommy's service dog first inspired him to start using his wheel chair as a paint brush. | How Tommy Hollenstein Puts Wheels to Paper
Watch as pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears helps Tommy demonstrate how he uses his wheelchair to create art. |
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Let Love Lead the Way Animation
Megan Whitmarsh’s whimsical embroideries come to life in this short video we’ve created just for you. Won’t you be our Valentine? | Women Empowerment Through Female Animated Character
365 illustrations of a woman tackling everything from air conditioner installation to alligators are a compellingly quirky take on female empowerment. |
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No Recession For Picasso
A 1932 Picasso painting of one of his muses, "Femme Assise Près d'une Fenêtre," has fetched $44.9 million at a London auction. | A Pablo Picasso Painting Sells For $45 Million
A 1932 Picasso painting of one of his muses, "Femme Assise Près d'une Fenêtre," has fetched $44.9 million at a London auction. Ben Doernberg, Charlene Carruthers and Zerlina Maxwell join Marc to discuss. |
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A Pablo Picasso Painting Sells For $45 Million
A 1932 Picasso painting of one of his muses, "Femme Assise Près d'une Fenêtre," has fetched $44.9 million at a London auction. Ben Doernberg, Charlene Carruthers and Zerlina Maxwell join Marc to discuss. | The Influence of Japanese Art on Van Gogh
This lecture will discuss van Gogh's Portrait of a Peasant (Patience Escalier) in the context of these interests, which played such a crucial role in the painter's efforts to define himself as a member of the avant-garde.When Vincent van Gogh moved from Paris to the South of France in 1888, the rural environs inspired him to revisit some of the central themes of his Dutch years. |
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The Couto Brothers Get Colorful At The Petra Gallerie
VIBE caught up with the artistic duo, the Couto Brothers, at their art exhibit in Beverly Hills, CA. The Brooklyn-bred duo, is known for putting their psychodelic spin on prominent pop-culture figures | Peter Warshall on How High-Definition Makes Museums Obsolete
Peter Warshall, the previous editor of Whole Earth Review, talks about about how high-definition is making museums obsolete, and about the Enchantment of the Sun and the CoEvolution of light, life and color on Earth. |
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Amazing Japanese Doodle Mosaic Art
An artist's detailed doodles include thousands of Japanese cartoons. One extremely talented artist is taking doodling to a whole new level.The Japanese artist creates illustrations using traditional pen and ink.With an emphasis on historical figures, statues and ancient Greek sculptures, the faces and bodies are clearly depicted in the artwork. | Alec Monopoly: The Graffiti Artist Behind the Mask
Just like the Monopoly Man, artist Alec Monopoly wears a top hat but his face is usually covered. Here, the elusive street artist talks to VIBE TV about his new Madonna installation & beginnings. |
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