sepia photography |

Posts Tagged ‘sepia photography’

Sections of the Brokenhearted [Find another Sun]

Posted in art,poetry,writing, Coffee, Cures for the Nothing, Experiments, F R A G M E N T S, Music, NaBloPoMo, Photography, Spontaneous Constructs, tagged Architect, Architecture, coffee cups, Cornell, Espresso Cups, Gordon Matta-Clark, Illy coffee, Jeff Koons, sepia photography, tazzine collection on June 7, 2010| 1 Comment »

Apart. Photograph, Lumix Panasonic Camera. June 4, 2010

Soundtrack of ‘Apart’

The center cannot hold. Photograph, Panasonic Lumix camera. June 4, 2010.

Soundtrack of ‘The Center cannot hold’

Spooning (one. is broken). Photograph, Panasonic Lumix camera. June 4, 2010

Soundtrack of ‘Spooning (one. is broken)’

Gordon Matta Clark (son of an artist, trained as an architect in Cornell) Splitting 32, 1975 Five gelatin silver prints, cut and collaged 40 3/4 x 30 3/4 (103.5 x 78.1) framed Collection of Jane Crawford and Bob Fiore Courtesy the Estate of Gordon Matta-Clark and David Zwirner, New York

Gordon Matta-Clark Conical Intersect (detail) 1975 27-29, rue Beaubourg, Paris courtesy of David Zwirner, NY and the Estate of Gordon Matta-Clark

Kuwaiti Diaries II- Al-M’barakiya

Posted in Architecture, art,poetry,writing, Kuwaiti Diaries, Photography, tagged al souq, arab market, cloth, colors, fabric, keys, Kuwait, market stalls, Middle East, mubarakiya, old markets, perfumes, sepia photography, spices, vendors on January 2, 2010| 4 Comments »

The local ‘Souq’ is called Mubarakiya, named after Mubarak, a leader who was the sheik (‘shehk’, family ruler) from the Al-Sabah family, which is still the ruling family of modern Kuwait. Kuwait combines ancient tradition with a democratic political system (Parliament), and is a melting pot of past and present, as I was able to see in the Mubarakiya.

Kuwait | The Present and The Present

Read Full Post »

Celebrating 13 Years!
Flowers By eMail

Voilá. One-click sign up to get SketchBloom delivered right to your door. Enter your email...

Email Address:

Join 862 other subscribers
Add a Flower
- 155,784 unique flowers
Where in the world…
Share & Subscribe
Favorite drawings, paintings, collages and handwork on SketchBloom

Dr. Gregory House. Watercolor on Paper. June 3, 2010

Queen Califia’s Garden, Totem/Sculpture. Ink, color pencils and markers. 2009

Mare Mosso Act II. Graphite drawing by Gianni Aiello. Collage. March 18,2011

Ink and watercolor on paper and tracing paper. A bit of digital manipulation. Feb. 09,2011.

Watercolor and Graphite. November 12, 2009

Persimmon- very quick pastel rendering. November 12, 2009.

July 27, San Diego Museum Of Art. The Age of Enlightenment – Gabrielle Emilie Le Tonnelier de Breuteuil, Marquise du Chatelet by Yinka Shonibare- Ink on hand.book paper

Final Twomoons Piece, Summer 2008

Pencil and Watercolor on canvas

Twomoons Wax Proof-modeled after concept sketch

Ink on Paper. September 2009

Pilot pen on paper. January 2011

Baggalini Red.

Casa Del Fascio, contrast corrected thru Photoshop, Como, 2007

The Sun, the Moon, and on there being no abstracts in life. Pencil, ink, watercolor on 4″X5″ canvas.2009

Collage, Pilot Pen on Paper

Earth Henna, Eucalyptus Oil. May 2, 2010.

Platonic Solid Exercise. Graphite on Paper. 2007

Felt tip on paper. March 22, 2011.

Ink on hand.book paper. Paris, 2011.

The Fortress of Lost Time. Graphite on paper and magazine cutouts. December 27, 2010. Miti and Gianni Aiello.

Earth and Water. Beads and yarn. June 24, 2011

Miniature Pomegranate. Watercolor on chocolate wrap. Kuwait. January 2010

Mare Mosso Act III. Graphite and pen drawing by Gianni Aiello. Collag and pastel. March 19, 2011.

Concept for jewelry piece ‘twomoons’

Ink on Paper. Calabria, Italia. September 29, 2011.

Watercolor on paper. June 3, 2010

Coffee Carrier (delle). Graphite on paper. Kuwait. January 2010

Ink on Paper. December 2010.

our very own coffee cart @ NewSchool: Cafe’ A la Carte

Pilot Pen on Paper. November 2009

The funambulist. Ink drawing + digital collage. August 2011.

Ink on tracing paper. Kuwait, January 2010. The scene at the bottom is what I saw-or decided to see- at The Avenues, the most popular malla in Kuwait City. There is nothing like seeing photography and drawings from a trip abroad to make you realize all reality is subjective, and we choose to see what we want to. We just don’t realize it in our own backyard.

Waiting for Godot | Static Head. Digital Collage. May 5th, 2010

Barcelona Chairs by Mies Van De Rohe, 1929 @ the CED Library in Berkeley

Graphite on paper and magazine cutouts. December 27, 2010. Miti and Gianni Aiello.

Ink on Paper. December 2010.
Paintings & Collages
Drawings
Photography
Assorted, Loved Posts {check them out}

Fresh Bloomings

	sketchbloom on This is not Art {on any given…
	Bernard on This is not Art {on any given…
	Itgelt nyamsuren on Fall Watercolors
	sketchbloom on A (hard) Summer of Art {What I…
	sketchbloom on Drawing with Scissors and the…
	Itgelt nyamsuren on Drawing with Scissors and the…
	Вадим on A (hard) Summer of Art {What I…