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hattiestewart: Drawing from sketchbook - neatened up in photoshop.
Apr 1, 2013 / 65 notes

hattiestewart:

Drawing from sketchbook - neatened up in photoshop.

#Hattie Stewart #art
hattiestewart: My personal opinion.. Two o’s, baby. But ily anyway.
Apr 1, 2013 / 92 notes

hattiestewart:

My personal opinion..

Two o’s, baby. But ily anyway.

#Hattie Stewart #art #girl power
(via A D I L)
Mar 31, 2013 / 14 notes

(via A D I L)

#adil dara #logos #art
(via Exhibit: Frankenthaler at the Gagosian - Matchbook Magazine)
Mar 30, 2013 / 14 notes

(via Exhibit: Frankenthaler at the Gagosian - Matchbook Magazine)

#art #gagosian #helen frankenthaler
maybelline: “Backstage” by Michael Carson. One of my ultimate faves.
Feb 16, 2013 / 3,011 notes

maybelline:

“Backstage” by Michael Carson.

One of my ultimate faves.

#painting #art #favorite
modcloth: Stripes by Ashley Goldberg (by ashleyg)
Feb 9, 2013 / 121 notes

modcloth:

Stripes by Ashley Goldberg (by ashleyg)

#ashleyg #art
katie-scott: Science and Magic TATS, GUYS. TATS.
Feb 3, 2013 / 972 notes

katie-scott:

Science and Magic

TATS, GUYS. TATS.

#tattoo inspiration #art #katie scott #illustration #black & white
bollykecks: messy messy messy journal cartoon idea I wish I were an ARTISTE. bollykecks: messy messy messy journal cartoon idea I wish I were an ARTISTE.
Feb 3, 2013 / 3,619 notes

bollykecks:

messy messy messy journal cartoon idea

I wish I were an ARTISTE.

(via mariannapaige)

#illustration #art #girls
explore-blog: Portrait of Virginia Woolf – born 131 years ago today – by Roger Fry, 1917.
Jan 26, 2013 / 158 notes

explore-blog:

Portrait of Virginia Woolf – born 131 years ago today – by Roger Fry, 1917.

#art
storyboard: An Interview with Illustrator & Poet Yael Levy Yael Levy is simultaneously a leather-clad tomboy and a graceful, sweater-knitting tea enthusiast. A poet and illustrator from Northern California, her works are inspired by the changing seasons, her daily commute, and very frequently her taste in music. She has illustrated for many publications in print and online and helped found Berkeley writers group The Audience Collective. Named after the woman who struck a tent-spike into Sisera’s temple in the Book of Judges, Levy would one day like to illustrate a children’s book rather than live up to the revolutionary lifestyle of her namesake. How long have you been drawing and writing?  I’ve been drawing as long as I could hold a pencil. My mom has a lot of my childhood drawings of misshapen cows and truly unflattering family portraits. Poetry was more difficult. I was a big reader (still am), and so I read plenty of poetry as a child, but I didn’t really write any until I entered my teen angst years. Really really horrible poetry.  Read More storyboard: An Interview with Illustrator & Poet Yael Levy Yael Levy is simultaneously a leather-clad tomboy and a graceful, sweater-knitting tea enthusiast. A poet and illustrator from Northern California, her works are inspired by the changing seasons, her daily commute, and very frequently her taste in music. She has illustrated for many publications in print and online and helped found Berkeley writers group The Audience Collective. Named after the woman who struck a tent-spike into Sisera’s temple in the Book of Judges, Levy would one day like to illustrate a children’s book rather than live up to the revolutionary lifestyle of her namesake. How long have you been drawing and writing?  I’ve been drawing as long as I could hold a pencil. My mom has a lot of my childhood drawings of misshapen cows and truly unflattering family portraits. Poetry was more difficult. I was a big reader (still am), and so I read plenty of poetry as a child, but I didn’t really write any until I entered my teen angst years. Really really horrible poetry.  Read More storyboard: An Interview with Illustrator & Poet Yael Levy Yael Levy is simultaneously a leather-clad tomboy and a graceful, sweater-knitting tea enthusiast. A poet and illustrator from Northern California, her works are inspired by the changing seasons, her daily commute, and very frequently her taste in music. She has illustrated for many publications in print and online and helped found Berkeley writers group The Audience Collective. Named after the woman who struck a tent-spike into Sisera’s temple in the Book of Judges, Levy would one day like to illustrate a children’s book rather than live up to the revolutionary lifestyle of her namesake. How long have you been drawing and writing?  I’ve been drawing as long as I could hold a pencil. My mom has a lot of my childhood drawings of misshapen cows and truly unflattering family portraits. Poetry was more difficult. I was a big reader (still am), and so I read plenty of poetry as a child, but I didn’t really write any until I entered my teen angst years. Really really horrible poetry.  Read More storyboard: An Interview with Illustrator & Poet Yael Levy Yael Levy is simultaneously a leather-clad tomboy and a graceful, sweater-knitting tea enthusiast. A poet and illustrator from Northern California, her works are inspired by the changing seasons, her daily commute, and very frequently her taste in music. She has illustrated for many publications in print and online and helped found Berkeley writers group The Audience Collective. Named after the woman who struck a tent-spike into Sisera’s temple in the Book of Judges, Levy would one day like to illustrate a children’s book rather than live up to the revolutionary lifestyle of her namesake. How long have you been drawing and writing?  I’ve been drawing as long as I could hold a pencil. My mom has a lot of my childhood drawings of misshapen cows and truly unflattering family portraits. Poetry was more difficult. I was a big reader (still am), and so I read plenty of poetry as a child, but I didn’t really write any until I entered my teen angst years. Really really horrible poetry.  Read More storyboard: An Interview with Illustrator & Poet Yael Levy Yael Levy is simultaneously a leather-clad tomboy and a graceful, sweater-knitting tea enthusiast. A poet and illustrator from Northern California, her works are inspired by the changing seasons, her daily commute, and very frequently her taste in music. She has illustrated for many publications in print and online and helped found Berkeley writers group The Audience Collective. Named after the woman who struck a tent-spike into Sisera’s temple in the Book of Judges, Levy would one day like to illustrate a children’s book rather than live up to the revolutionary lifestyle of her namesake. How long have you been drawing and writing?  I’ve been drawing as long as I could hold a pencil. My mom has a lot of my childhood drawings of misshapen cows and truly unflattering family portraits. Poetry was more difficult. I was a big reader (still am), and so I read plenty of poetry as a child, but I didn’t really write any until I entered my teen angst years. Really really horrible poetry.  Read More storyboard: An Interview with Illustrator & Poet Yael Levy Yael Levy is simultaneously a leather-clad tomboy and a graceful, sweater-knitting tea enthusiast. A poet and illustrator from Northern California, her works are inspired by the changing seasons, her daily commute, and very frequently her taste in music. She has illustrated for many publications in print and online and helped found Berkeley writers group The Audience Collective. Named after the woman who struck a tent-spike into Sisera’s temple in the Book of Judges, Levy would one day like to illustrate a children’s book rather than live up to the revolutionary lifestyle of her namesake. How long have you been drawing and writing?  I’ve been drawing as long as I could hold a pencil. My mom has a lot of my childhood drawings of misshapen cows and truly unflattering family portraits. Poetry was more difficult. I was a big reader (still am), and so I read plenty of poetry as a child, but I didn’t really write any until I entered my teen angst years. Really really horrible poetry.  Read More storyboard: An Interview with Illustrator & Poet Yael Levy Yael Levy is simultaneously a leather-clad tomboy and a graceful, sweater-knitting tea enthusiast. A poet and illustrator from Northern California, her works are inspired by the changing seasons, her daily commute, and very frequently her taste in music. She has illustrated for many publications in print and online and helped found Berkeley writers group The Audience Collective. Named after the woman who struck a tent-spike into Sisera’s temple in the Book of Judges, Levy would one day like to illustrate a children’s book rather than live up to the revolutionary lifestyle of her namesake. How long have you been drawing and writing?  I’ve been drawing as long as I could hold a pencil. My mom has a lot of my childhood drawings of misshapen cows and truly unflattering family portraits. Poetry was more difficult. I was a big reader (still am), and so I read plenty of poetry as a child, but I didn’t really write any until I entered my teen angst years. Really really horrible poetry.  Read More storyboard: An Interview with Illustrator & Poet Yael Levy Yael Levy is simultaneously a leather-clad tomboy and a graceful, sweater-knitting tea enthusiast. A poet and illustrator from Northern California, her works are inspired by the changing seasons, her daily commute, and very frequently her taste in music. She has illustrated for many publications in print and online and helped found Berkeley writers group The Audience Collective. Named after the woman who struck a tent-spike into Sisera’s temple in the Book of Judges, Levy would one day like to illustrate a children’s book rather than live up to the revolutionary lifestyle of her namesake. How long have you been drawing and writing?  I’ve been drawing as long as I could hold a pencil. My mom has a lot of my childhood drawings of misshapen cows and truly unflattering family portraits. Poetry was more difficult. I was a big reader (still am), and so I read plenty of poetry as a child, but I didn’t really write any until I entered my teen angst years. Really really horrible poetry.  Read More
Jan 26, 2013 / 5,297 notes

storyboard:

An Interview with Illustrator & Poet Yael Levy

Yael Levy is simultaneously a leather-clad tomboy and a graceful, sweater-knitting tea enthusiast. A poet and illustrator from Northern California, her works are inspired by the changing seasons, her daily commute, and very frequently her taste in music. She has illustrated for many publications in print and online and helped found Berkeley writers group The Audience Collective. Named after the woman who struck a tent-spike into Sisera’s temple in the Book of Judges, Levy would one day like to illustrate a children’s book rather than live up to the revolutionary lifestyle of her namesake.

How long have you been drawing and writing? 

I’ve been drawing as long as I could hold a pencil. My mom has a lot of my childhood drawings of misshapen cows and truly unflattering family portraits. Poetry was more difficult. I was a big reader (still am), and so I read plenty of poetry as a child, but I didn’t really write any until I entered my teen angst years. Really really horrible poetry. 

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#illustration #art
littleteashi: “Dinner”  Buy »
Jan 14, 2013 / 571 notes

littleteashi:

“Dinner” 

Buy »

#art #gpoy
wangababe: Robin Bruch
Jan 8, 2013 / 2 notes

wangababe:

Robin Bruch

#art
wangababe: Robin Bruch
Jan 8, 2013 / 2 notes

wangababe:

Robin Bruch

#art
explore-blog: Anaïs Nin on love, hand-lettered by Debbie Millman – hardly gets better than this. Available as a limited-edition print benefiting A Room of Her Own, a foundation supporting women artists and writers. 
Dec 3, 2012 / 3,614 notes

explore-blog:

Anaïs Nin on love, hand-lettered by Debbie Millman – hardly gets better than this. Available as a limited-edition print benefiting A Room of Her Own, a foundation supporting women artists and writers. 

#art #anais nin #quotes
(via Sad Girls Print by tuesdaybassen on Etsy)
Dec 3, 2012 / 17 notes

(via Sad Girls Print by tuesdaybassen on Etsy)

#art #illustration #girls