Galería de Arte Durán

Francisco de Goya: Saturno devorando a su hijo. 1819. Madrid. Museo del Prado.

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60x80 cms - Lapices de Colores sobre madera - Edgar Durán

Momento emozionante forse anche perchè non programmato è stata la visita alla chiesa di San Giorgio Maggiore a Forcella. Qui si custodisce il famoso "affresco n...ascosto" opera del grande pittore Aniello Falcone del 1645. Nascosto per secoli dietro un bellissimo, enorme quadro manierista del D'Elia, l'affresco è visibile grazie all'ingegnoso sistema che permette all'enorme quadro del D'Elia di aprirsi a libro su cardini fissati alla parete. Si sposta quello e meraviglia....si ammira il Cavaliere San Giorgio che infilza il drago che resta lì sotto gli zoccoli del maestoso cavallo grigio del santo con la coda annodata... Meraviglia napolitana... PS. Grazie al preparatissimo addetto che ci ha fornito una spiegazione puntuale. See more

Avec des milliers d'agrafes

Artist makes miniature version of his studio Credit: hanabira_kobo

Creative Farmer Bonsai

These surreal animal paints are like pictures! Credit: Ivan Hoo Art IG: https://www.instagram.com/Ivanhooart/

Amazing Cement Art On Wall... Awesome Floating Sculpture On Column...

These makeups are out of this world! Follow The Skulltress - Vanessa Davis on IG: tinyurl.com/y2hqufwr

Artist hand cuts 4000+ pieces of paper to create this dance video Credit: bit.ly/2xI2Vob

My latest sculpture from start to finish. The original version is on YouTube: https://youtu.be/2wDuPJcnazk Below are some of the most frequently asked question...s on this video: 1. What clay are you using? I'm using Monster Clay medium and hard grade. It is an oil based clay that changes its consistency with temperature. It becomes soft when heated and hard when cold. It's doesn't harden over time, it will keep the same consistency overall so you can either stock it on a shelf or reuse the clay. 2. Can I buy this sculpture? Unfortunately not, it's not for sale. 3. Will you paint it? I'm not going to paint it. In order to do that it would have to be cast in a more durable material. Honestly I don't have the experience to mold a sculpture like this. It would take a professional mold maker to do it and there's no one like that in my area. This was just intended to be a one off and it will be kept in clay form. It would be possible to paint over the clay but it would be difficult to get in some areas and it's very likely to damage the sculpture in the process especially when it comes to smaller details, so it will remain like this. 4. What is the liquid you're applying and what is it for? The liquid is Zippo lighter fluid, you can see the container throughout the video. Its purpose is to soften the surface of the clay, make it uniform and remove tool marks. 5. How long did this take you to make? It took me about a month to finish the sculpture and probably another month to go through all the process videos and edit the final video. If anyone is interested in seeing the whole process there are 20 videos available on my Patreon with every step in the creation of this sculpture. You can access all of them for $5 if you go to http://www.patreon.com/CraftyArt 6. Do you take commissions? I'm not taking commissions at the moment. That's about it. I really appreciate your feedback and I hope this answers your questions. If you have any other additional questions let me know in the comments.