First Man On and In the Moon

Man In the Moon
5x7 Graphite & Watercolor
©2012 BEDeuel/Bronson Hill Arts

　

The Man in the Moon. Neil Armstrong. July, 1969. Still an incredible moment. Always an incredible moment.

I've never been a technology geek so my emotional attachment to this historical event is purely one of awe, of the impossible come true. Something, I think, that we all have to believe can be achieved.

A reluctant hero, but a hero all the same. Thank you, Mr. Armstrong. You're my Man in the Moon.

More musings on the subject at Bronson Hill Arts.

Inspired by Frida Kahlo

I'm still re-doing the famous paintings :) Inspired by Frida Kahlo.

Jutta

Blog: Kootut murut
Website: Jutta Rikola
My Flickr

Childhood memories

Memories of childhood summers...
Read more here if you'd like.

-Jutta

Vaarinkukka

Inspired by a photo by Mario Testino

-Jutta

New blog and shop

I would like to welcome you all to visit my new blog. I also opened my very own little shop, selling postcards and prints made of illustrations and photopraphs.

Jutta

Strawberry sneak peek

More on my blog

2 colors

the war of the complementary colors

(or may I say... the opposite colors?)

by Amba

Those magnificent fish and their flying machines...

Sorry for the big file, but the composition demanded this kind of presentation. If you click on the pic, you can have a much closer look at Mr. Fish.

Pencil drawing.

Website: http://avandormeseje.blogspot.com/

Favorite food

Welcome back, Mike - great to have you back!
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Well, not my absolute favorite of course, but I love fresh, home made bagels.

Pencil drawing with digital background.

Website: http://avandormeseje.blogspot.com/

Trying new techniques

With graphite sticks and masking tape on paper
More in my blog.

Ancient Civilization

Graphite.
(Click for a larger version.)

Website: http://avandormeseje.blogspot.com/

Flight

Sometimes I just want to fly away...

-Junko Miyakoshi

For Mike

I have tried to shout as loudly as I can hoping it reaches you, Mike.

Take it easy :)

Frogs do get tired of hopping sometimes.
-Junko Miyakoshi

Lying chicks with blushing cheeks

Not quite chicken yet, but they are getting there!
-Junko Miyakoshi

Hiya...

Hello all,

this is my 1st post here ( thanks for the invite ). i've loved looking thru at all your work, wonderful and inspiring stuff. The 1st drawing i did for here was for the word Speed but i hadn't asked for an invite yet. And since i've gott'n the invite my drawing has been...well, in a minimalist phase =). But how can one resist a tentacle challenge. This is one of my coffee sketches i do far to much of...

i hope you enjoy, g

Sketch Snafu

new piece

This is a pencil piece I started last week and just finished for a show, despite the holidays and having a flu/cold nastiness.
Candace Illustration