Hungry Hungry Koopas.
This piece will be available at El Paso Comic Con starting September 14th. If it does not sell, it will be available on my website. If you would like to see more pictures, please go to my Flickr Page.via Kodykoala.
Meat-shaped Stone
In the collection of the National Palace Museum, two of the most famous works on display are “Jadeite Cabbage” and “Meat-shaped Stone”, which is why these two are often exhibited together for the appreciation of visitors. At first glance, this meat-shaped piece of stone looks like a luscious, mouth-watering piece of “Tung-p’o meat”. Made from banded jasper, it is a naturally occurring stone that accumulates in layers over many years. With time, different impurities will result in the production of various colors and hues to the layers. The craftsman who made this meat-shaped stone took the rich natural resources of this stone and carved it with great precision, and then the skin was stained. This process resulted in the appearance of skin and lean and fatty layers of meat, the veining and hair follicles making the piece appear even more realistic. (1644-1911)
Before reading, I thought it was a bran muffin and was like “why is she posting muffins…”
KEVIN CYR ART
Figurative artist Kevin Cyr explores new canvases inside canvases. For this case he illustrates old vans and vehicles and reuses them as a blank space again. This is a good example for young…
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