colored sand art ideas

It's a fun and creative projects for you and your little artist - a colorful picture made with glue and sand. Drawing with a bottle of glue requires patience and control, then you can go a little crazy, and include your design with the brightly colored sand. Make your own colored sand for art, crafts, and play. Only two common household materials needed; so easy and much cheaper than the store bought.

 

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cute face paint

You can be the center of attention at a party with the cute face paint! Color yourself as a tiger a frog a bunny or just go glam and feel the glamor of floral painted cheeks and a decoration. Face painting is a fun way to dress up—no costume required! Get some easy ideas cute face painting,easy to create for parties and fun days at home.

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easy quilling

Quilling can be done with simple tools and supplies, and almost anyone will get beautiful results. There are over thirty basic quilling shapes. Most of these shapes are based on a simple closed coil or use the technique of winding. The real art of quilling is when you combine a variety of quilling shapes to make pictures and decorations.

easy quilling

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making of origami

making of origami

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disney bans tattoos

disney bans tattoos are a form of tattoos taken from the famous cartoon character, it is all a consequence of their love of the tattoo itself and their favorite cartoon characters so they express it into an alternative arts media 

disney bans tattoos

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mother daughter tattoos

mother daughter tattoos is a one of a kind and a variant or a term created by the many fans of tattoos, was so much love her on one of the roots of this art then istiah can only be made as part of an art appreciation that they enjoy doing 

mother daughter tattoos

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blackout tattoos

A tattoo is a form of body modification, made by inserting indelible ink into the dermis layer of the skin to change the pigment. 

Many tattoos serve as rites of passage, marks of status and rank, symbols of religious and spiritual devotion, decorations for bravery, sexual lures and marks of fertility, pledges of love, punishment, amulets and talismans, protection, and as the marks of outcasts, slaves and convicts. The symbolism and impact of tattoos varies in different places and cultures. 

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Yury Poberezhny black and white drawing

Below are the black and white drawing by Russian artist Yury Poberezhny. Yury was born in 1955 in Mozdok. In 1976 he graduated from Stavropol art school. Since 1998 he has been a member of the Union of Artist of Russia, International Academy of Graphic Art, prize-winner of exhibitions. Currently the artist lives and works in Mozdok. Yury Poberezhny’s works are in private collections in Russia and abroad.

Yury Poberezhny black and white drawing

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Book cover painting by Juliana Kolesova

Juliana Kolesova, a Russian  illustrator artist based in Toronto specializing in Book Covers & Portraiture illustration. Juliana Kolesova has succeeded in various areas of art as an Illustrator, digital photographer, graphic designer. Juliana has created her own style in which photography and painting not only complement each other, they become a single whole. Through emotional, historical and cultural approach, Juliana Kolesova creates enchanting, captivating art. Juliana, in addition to painting in the “pure form”, was always attracted to work in the field of illustration and graphic design.

Book cover painting by Juliana Kolesova

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A fairy tale illustration by Kinuko Craft

Kinuko Craft  is a Japanese fantasy illustrator  was born in 1940 in Kanazawa, Japan . She graduated from The Kanazawa Municipal College of Fine and Industrial Art in 1962. Kinuko Craft worked in Chicago art studios for several years. By the end of the 1970s her work was in high demand and she and she started her successful career as a free-lance illustrator. Kinuko Craft considers herself a story teller. She illustrated book covers of many well known fantasy authors, opera posters, fairy tale books and covers for many national magazines. Kinuko Craft passionately loves European fine art, and has a deep knowledge of its history. Her main inspirations are the works of Leonardo da Vinci, the Pre-Raphaelites, and Symbolist painters.

A fairy tale illustration by Kinuko Craft

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