#Syracuse artist

[supinternets]

Here, have some warm up sketches of Michael Sheen as Miles Maitland in “Bright Young Things”. I love the way he portrays this character and the costumes are beautiful. The whole flick is a lot of fun, I especially love all the party scenes. His face is a challenge to learn to draw, but once you get it you’ll just want to draw that upturned little nose of his all day.

[yeehawpim]

[agelessphotography]

A Young Woman Waiting for the Bus, Syracuse, Dawoud Bey, 1985

[theboxblonde]

Mr. I.M. Pei’s

EVERSON MUSEUM of ART

Syracuse, NY

[ethanfreemanappreciation]

In early 2023 Ethan starred in "The Boys from Syracuse"

[these-summer-nights-in-december]

Christopher Citro | Wow! That was awesome. Literally. Total Solar Eclipse Syracuse, New York 3:23 pm April 8, 2024

[peachthxory]

So,

We are Peach Thxory Productions. We’re a content creation & media company. We curated this event for the holidays with The Senses Lab, an organization at Syracuse University dedicated to making music creation accessible to students.

We produced this event, mixed the audio, and recorded the video.

Give it a listen.

Thank you so much for your continued support as Andy, Georgia and Miles head into 2024 with this venture.

[richo1915]

The Death of Archimedes

[magenta-fantasies-illustrations]

Visit the official website to learn more about Outcasts of the Rift, sign up for the newsletter, follow the Kickstarter preview page and wishlist Outcasts of the Rift on Steam!

This weekend, I will be driving out to Syracuse, New York for Retro Game Con! It’s Columbus Day weekend, so I expect it to be a beautiful drive through the mountains…but there will probably also be substantial traffic.

Retro Game Con will most likely be the last time this year where I host the raffle, so don’t miss out on a chance at a free autographed print! In November, I will be demoing at Kids Con as well, but my space in the gaming room may or may not allow for me to have anything other than the two computers and peripherals.

[geekartcon]

Hey Tumblr!!!

Are you from the Syracuse/upstate NY area? Do you love comic books, art, and inclusivity in the creative field? Do you LOVE CATS?? Well we have the event for you!! Geek/Art CONfluence is an event held at Syracuse University yearly in the spring. There we celebrate our love of all things geeky through discussions, vendors, and yes, cats!! If you’re not from the area but still want to participate, no stress!!! We hold an online cosplay contest every year where YOU can show off your costume skills. Follow us to stay updated!! :))

More info can be found on our website here

[ilthit]

Hey Tumblr artists, there is a call for submissions for a 2024 calendar:

[loosseite]

[jordanianroyals]

Happy 30th Birthday, Princess Rajwa!

28 April 2024 marks the 30th birthday of Princess Rajwa Al Hussein.

Born on April 28, 1994, in Riyadh, Her Royal Highness is the daughter of the late Khalid bin Musaed bin Saif bin Abdulaziz Al-Saif, and Mrs. Azza bint Nayef Abdulaziz Ahmed Al-Sudairi, who is the younger sister of Faisal, Nayef, and Dana.

Last year on June 1, Princess Rajwa married His Royal Highness Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II.

She received her secondary education in Saudi Arabia and pursued higher education at Syracuse University's College of Architecture in New York, USA. She holds a degree in visual communications from the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in the USA.

Her hobbies include horse riding, drawing, designing handicrafts, and creating engineering and artistic designs using digital media software. She is fluent in English and French.

[hauntedbystorytelling]

Lotus ponds in Japan around 1880

1022. Lotus Pond, Kameido, Tokio. Albumen print hand-tinted. Unknown artist. Japan, 19th century. | src Syracuse University Art Museum

Lotus pond at Ueno Tokio. From: Famous Scenes in Japan; Takagi Photo Co., Kobe, Japan, not dated published ca. 1919. | George Baxley >>> view more "lotus ponds" on wordPress

Kusakabe Kimbei (Japanese, 1841 - 1934) :: 1034. Lotus pond at Kamakura | src Syracuse University Art Museum

[theboxblonde]

Hello Mr Crow

[m1male2]

The Pudic Venus of the classical world are the representation of the goddess Aphrodite, naked or semi-naked, at the precise moment of modestly covering her "shame" or private parts, as if she had been surprised at the time of bathing or dressing.

It was one of the most typical artistic motifs of Classical Antiquity.

Let's see some examples:

-Photo 1, The Venus de Medici, Roman copy 1st c. BC, from the sculpture of Praxiteles from the 4th century BC

-Photo 2, Venus Capitolina, copy of the 2nd century from an original sculpture by Praxiteles. Capitoline Museums, Vatican.

-Photo 3, Aphrodite or Venus of Cnido, also called Altemps or Ludovisi. Work of the Greek author Praxiteles made around the year 360 B.C. Altemps Palace Museum, Rome.

-Photo 4, Aphrodite of Syracuse. Roman copy of the 2nd century AD. from a Greek original of the 4th century B.C.; neck, head and left arm are restorations by Antonio Canova. Found in Baiae, southern Italy. National Archaeological Museum, Athens.