Looks like I will be logging in some quality Netflix time bagging my prints over next couple of days.
Beijing-based artist Huang Yan expertly emulates traditional paintings from the Song Dynasty of Chinese landscapes on the human body. While the style and art of painting is a traditional practice, the choice to use the human form as a canvas adds new meaning to the works. The contemporary artist’s series, aptly titled Chinese Landscapes, presents a visual relationship between man and nature through his expert application.
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Tony Robbins: Why we do what we do
Thought this is very interesting talk and I found bit closely represents much of my personal philosophy about drive and the drive to give back.
Journey art study #2. I wanted to play more with color palates and contrasts (second of the two things I have seen that I love about the aesthetic of the game).
Journey is one of those games that makes me wish I had a PS3 or access to one, at least. It is just a lovely and atmospheric game and I am delighted to try my best to appeal to those who have requested fanart from me.
