Art Blog for The Inspiration Place
Creating art with both beauty and meaning.
Rose Symbolism in Elizabethan Poetry by Miriam Schulman @schulmanArt
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| Go Forth Lovely Rose, mixed media collage art 11x15" |
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Live by What You Believe So Fully that Your Life Blossoms
by Miriam Schulman, @schulmanArt
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| Live by What you Believe! Original Inspirational Art |
Plant Your Own Garden and Decorate Your Own Soul
Inspirational Art to Decorate your Life!
by Miriam Schulman, @schulmanArt
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| Inspirational Art by Miriam Schulman |
Inspirational Art is Theme of New Series of Original Works
Magic is Believing in Yourself Â
by @schulmanArt, Miriam SchulmanÂ
For my social media platforms such as twitter and facebook I have fallen into the habit of using inspirational quotes along with links to my listings. I feel this keeps my self-promotion efforts from being too spammy and adds some nice content to my sites. For my latest series of artworks, I have let the inspirational quotes take...Symbolism in Figurative Painting
"Garden Path with Sophia"
by Miriam Schulman, @schulmanArt
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| Garden Path with Sophia |
The abstract interpretation of a fashion illustration also is a chic decorating idea to enhance your room decor with modern wall art that is a conversation piece as well has a fashion statement. The...
How to incorporate Alexander McQueen Style on a starving Artist budget
Affordable Avant-garde
by @lindsayleboyer, guest blogger Lindsay LeBoyer
Over half a million visitors have flocked to the Metropolitan Museum this summer for the Alexander McQueen fashion retrospective, Savage Beauty. Although McQueen is primarily known for his beautiful, gothic style gowns worthy of high society balls you may be wondering how to incorporate elements of his style into your everyday...
Romantic Melancholy: Art inspired by Sarabande
~Alexander McQueen's Most Romantic Runway show as Artistic Inspiration~
by Miriam Schulman.
The Alexander McQueen show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art has the flower dress on display which inspired this painting. There are more watercolors in this series where art meets fashion and fashion meets art. Inspired by Alexander McQueen's dress, Sarabande and...
by Miriam Schulman.
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| Spanish Rose, original watercolor by Schulman |
Inspired by the Models and Fashion of Alexander McQueen.
Art of the Muse.
by Miriam Schulman
Fashion illustrations and fantasy art inspired by Alexander McQueen Savage Beauty exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. (still going on thru August 7, 2011)
Fashion illustrations and fantasy art inspired by Alexander McQueen Savage Beauty exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. (still going on thru August 7, 2011)
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| Chess Queen Size: 16x20" Media: Watercolor on Canvas Board Blue and purple butterflies lift the queen off her feet and carry her away. |
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| The Alexander McQueen show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art has... |
Art of the Muse
Inspired by the Models and Fashion of Alexander McQueen.
by Miriam Schulman~
The Alexander Mc Queen show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art has the red butterfly hat on display which inspired this painting. There are more watercolors in this series where art meets fashion and fashion meets art.
The Alexander Mc Queen show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art has the red butterfly hat on display which inspired this painting. There are more watercolors in this series where art meets fashion and fashion meets art.
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| Butterfly Fairy-Goddess, 11x14" watercolor on Canvas Board by Miriam Schulman |
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| Butterflies are the... |
Symbols of Death, Birth and Renewal in the Art of Alexander McQueen
Savage Beauty Review
by Miriam Schulman
Alexander McQueen used fashion as his artistic medium; however, the genius is in the conceptual ideas that act as the creative catalyst behind each collection. Themes of death, birth and renewal repeat in the fashion collections of the late McQueen. The exhibition currently at the Metropolitan Museum of Art has lines snaking around the museum like a ride at...
Alexander McQueen brings an artist's touch to his designs
Wearable Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
by guest blogger, Lindsay LeBoyer
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| MET's 82nd street entrance(photo LeBoyer) |