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If you are interested in making your own textures on paper, then check out this video. Using this technique you can make diamond crimped backgrounds, perfect to make your own card with a unique touch. It is a very simple process and it achieves an amazing result. You will need a paper crimper, sticky tape, glue and of course paper or cardboard. Watch this video to see how to make this diamond crimped background that you can use to make your own card.

Printing your own cards can be a fun and artistic hobby. When you think of printing your own cards, you might be inclined to think that using a printer is the easiest way to print your cards. But a Gocco Printer can be just what you need to give your homemade cards that personal touch

This article is a short history about gocco printers and a "how to" tutorial on how to use this printer

Learn how to make homemade greeting cards using a gocco printer. This is an idea for when you don't know what to give as a greeting card, just make your own card!

Everybody loves Halloween. A time to dress up in scary costumes, eat lots of candy and be creative with decorations. In the spirit of Halloween I have explored a few craft ideas to get your creative juices flowing to make your own Halloween crafts!

Here is an article that will show your the supplies you will need in order to make your own greeting cards. Helpful tips and information on what paper you will need, homemade envelopes, and materials you need to make cards.

Katy Perry write her own songs headline charity auction The setting was the magical isle of Capri, but Hollywood didn't seem very far away at Saturday night's glamorous charity fund-raiser LuisaViaRoma for UNICEF... #news #singer #album #katyperry #herownsongs #headline #trendbuddies https://trendbuddies.com/katy-perry-write-her-own-songs-charity-auction/

Printing your own cards can be a fun and artistic hobby. Using a Gocco Printer can be just what you need to give your homemade cards that personal touch.

Here is a great idea for a gift card that turns into a garden

The Art of Science exhibition explores the interplay between science and art. These practices both involve the pursuit of those moments of discovery when what you perceive suddenly becomes more than the sum of its parts. Each piece in this exhibition is, in its own way, a record of such a moment.

Birthday card ideas for homemade collage cards. Just a couple of ideas to get your creative juices flowing to make your own cards.

The artist was born in Bremen Germany on December 24, 1952. Freelance artist since 1980. Several artshows of his work in and outside his homecountry. Siegfried Zademack's surrealistic visionary paintings make recipients and reviewers wonder. The arrangement of his pictorial thoughts immensely exceeds a realistic reproduction. His pictures allow us to slip in metaphysical dimensions, between humorous irony and the unfathomable deepness of our souls. The semantic sources of this art are equally past and present. The quotation from art history stands alongside the Coca-Cola bottle. His true teachers were the masters of the earl and late Italien Renaissance up to the Mannerists. The syntax of his work is completely determined by that of the ciassical masters. What is astonishing is that, in adoptingit for his own pictorial inventions, he employs such perfect techniquie - though this is indispensable, in view his objectives. His figural inventions are clearly sculptured, but his iconology presumes considerable knowledge of art history and politic. In some of his pictorial quotes, we detect the difference to the Surrealist approach: it is the historical angle, which was yet possible and this is the present-day aspect - in manneristic periods. Descartes had seen this without making an issue of it: mundus est fabula, the world is a grand fable, a never-ending story in which we are forever entangled. lf we live from, stories, there are no sharp borderlihes between periods, for history is then the present, and anything we do now is already the future. This is the link between Boltraffio's Madonna and the American Way of Life, which makes no distinction betweeh the classics and Coca Cola.

The pieces that this site is perhaps most notable for are the mirrors, sometimes made of things that are not naturally reflective. For example: the wooden mirror, which, taking the image from a videoacamera, activates selected actuators, causing some of the wooden panels on a display to tilt downward. Those panels, appearing darker because they are now in shadow, create the darkened region of a mechanically created, pixelated moving image of the person standing before the "mirror". In the artist's own words, "Rozin creates installations and sculptures that have the unique ability to change and respond to the presence and point of view of the viewer". Videos and photos of some of his work are included.

Sometimes whispering and other times shouting, objects have their own time and cadence. The Curated Object is interested in the exhibition of objects and those who find our engagement with them compelling. Objects act out all the time and revolt against us. Listening carefully is my quest.

I've been taking photographs for twenty years now, mostly for magazines and books. This blog is a diary of some sort. It speaks of the things I do, see or fancy in my daily life. Unless specified, all the photographs here are my own. Enjoy your visit and if you feel like it, leave a comment. Ce blog est en anglais et je m'en excuse aupres de mes visiteurs francais. Je l'ai voulu ainsi afin qu'il puisse etre lu par le plus grand nombre mais naturellement vos commentaires sont les bienvenus.

Robert Mapplethorpe was born in 1946 in Floral Park, Queens. Of his childhood he said, "I come from suburban America. It was a very safe environment and it was a good place to come from in that it was a good place to leave." In 1963, Mapplethorpe enrolled at Pratt Institute in nearby Brooklyn, where he studied drawing, painting, and sculpture. Influenced by artists such as Joseph Cornell and Marcel Duchamp, he also experimented with various materials in mixed-media collages, including photographs cut from books and magazines. He acquired a Polaroid camera in 1970 and began producing his own images to incorporate into the collages, saying he felt "it was more honest." That same year he and Patti Smith, whom he had met three years earlier, moved into the Chelsea Hotel.

Video from nuptialstv.com and talks about 3D pop out wedding invitations