Showing posts with label wall paintings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wall paintings. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Modern Country Style Kitchen Find 8
Yellows and the natural color of the wood have a been a perfect match since time immemorial. However, it is classic and vintage. And to make this country style kitchen modern , the match is contrasted by silver-gray and black. Put some dainty colorful from artworks for sale we find somewhere,and there you go--- the overall place is alive!
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Modern Country Style Kitchen Find 7
The reds today does not exude renaissance ambiance anymore. It is contemporary. It is a good contrast to neutral or pale colors. Most of moderns design with a feel of Asian art use a lot of reds. Love this homey place. It is simple and it is fresh.
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Sunday, October 21, 2012
Modern Country Style Kitchen Find 5
How I love the blues in it! Remove all the frills, make the handles just matte silver or chrome stainless steel, and this becomes modern in an instant but less all those mentioned, this divine kitchen won't look this homey. It is beautiful! Is that a wall painting over there or a glass mirror?
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Modern Country Style Kitchen Find 4
Country but elegant, pretty neat and I love it. How about some huge wall painting across just atop a beautiful sleek table.
Monday, October 15, 2012
Modern Country-Style Kitchen Find 3
This is a dream kitchen if we do not want to go too modern. Seems like it is a studio of artworks for sale. This kind of green is what I like best. Love the shade of it more on the laminate wall between the countertop and the upper kitchen cabinet. The floor is divine and love the wood works all over.
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Friday, October 12, 2012
Modern Country Style Kitchen Find 2
Typical country but how about touch of Asian art? That lamp, yes it made a difference.
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Saturday, October 6, 2012
Kitchen— Our Fine Haven
Kitchen is our favourite area in the house. Kitchen, since
time immemorial, is one big studio of artworks for sale for most women. We love
big kitchen where we can cook our specialties. But just as cooking is expensive
so is a beautiful fine kitchen. The real deal is the kind of kitchen a woman
has, most of the time, matches the food she prepares.
Men are great cook. Most of the time, they can cook
delicious food in any given place as long as there is stove, pans, and flame
and the right ingredients for cooking. But for most women, especially for
modern women, cooking requires not just conducive area to cook but a kitchen
that pleases the eyes. Pots and pans maybe few but they should be of
fine-grade, as well. Such kitchens suit
big houses as if the woman of the house caters for the entire village every
given meal. But this is a no-no to small flats where it is just a kitchenette
that is provided. Yet, this little Asian art should be as conducive and
beautiful as big kitchens where cook enjoys cooking. After all, food tastes wonderful when it is
prepared with love and happiness and when not treated as mere household chores
to cook. A gorgeous or cute kitchen gives the same effect to the one preparing
the dish. This, with nice kitchenware and dishes will make the food more
palatable. Plus, the fact that we are inspired to make special preparation than
the usual food we eat in a daily basis when there is beauty all around us just
as how fine our kitchen is so is the dish we want to prepare. If we can only
put some garnishing of reds, oranges, and greens in a wide plate we will if and
only if we will not tap ourselves that it is just us and a toddler who will be
dining at home. Otherwise, a bottle of chilled red wine along with steak and
greens will be a regular delight.
Dining is leisure just as going to the theatre and strolling
to places. And because of the pleasure it gives, it is costly. Therefore, to
minimize the cost of fine dining, we need to create a pleasing meal time at
home. And one prerequisite of this is an inspiring kitchen of whether it is big
to suit a mansion house of just a cute kitchenette present in flats. Oh heaven,
kitchen is a beauty—of whether it is European or Asian art!
And this time for October we first dwell on posting nice kitchen finds we got from the net. And because our theme for the month onwards will be country style, then so be it. But first we start with a touch of contemporary design. Classic country style designed kitchen is outmoded but it remains homey. All we need is a modern touch-ups and that is what we have.
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Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Modern Country-Style for October Onwards
Country style interior design may be traditional. But no
other design can be so homey than this kind.
Corporate offices and residential interior are well delineated from each
other with country style to make our house give us a feel of home-sweet-home!
And true, wall paintings are more venerated in such style than laminates,
highly glossed wall, or mirrored walls.
Country-style design is old fashion yet we miss the tall
plants in the corner, the light blue floral wall framed with white cornices,
the woven rocking chair, and the busy design of everything from living area to
kitchen. The house is just stuffed. And instead of keeping the small details in
the house inside a built-in cabinet, we just want them arranged somewhere— a
specific table for this, an open shelf, or even atop our hanging kitchen
cabinet where in between these items are pots with plants. It is quite far from
what is in today most especially if we dwell within the commercial hub. In our flats is where minimalism reigns. Our
pad will be contemporary as long as we leave the artworks with the interior
structure. We make the wall glass—smoked, frozen, or just plain clear. We
choose plain shades of mocha, grey, or a bit gloomy shade of white as wall paint
or perhaps laminates of designs and patterns are better. After that, we select a
few modern furniture. And anything extra we keep them in cabinets, hidden! This is in. This is fad. This is lifestyle
yet we wonder why in times of stress, we want to fly somewhere else and be
temporarily cradled by bed with sheets that have ruffles and frills, by room
with printed drapes and ribbons to tie them, with walls that are not glass and
glossy but wood in white and where small stuffs are arranged in display—even
groceries too are treated like artworks for sale! We know that kind of style is where our
generation grows up and such ambiance feels like being equated to fresh milk,
fresh air, and edible greens, and palatable cooking.
There is too much beauty in traditional interior
design. It makes a home to look like
home. It is place which food is not just
a phone away but we see our folks in apron busy preparing food for us. And
truly, it is also a place where cooking seems a catering in a daily basis and
where breathing of air does not entail inhaling pollutants. And this feeling is
what exactly country-style interior designing gives us.
So from October onwards, it is all about country style design that we will be posting on here. But not far from what is in today, we will deviate from truly conventional to country style with modern touch-ups. After all, we can't live backwards.
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Sunday, September 30, 2012
Wallpaper Find 8
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Friday, September 28, 2012
Wallpaper Find 7
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Monday, September 24, 2012
Wallpaper Find 6
Just simply black and white. Can't tell if it is too much or too simple. Or perhaps less is more!--
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Wallpaper Find 5
I love gloomy interior with shades of gray, black, and navy blue. But when I choose brightness, yellow and white accented with dark blue and gray are great color blends for me.-- Asian art
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Thursday, September 20, 2012
Wallpaper Find 4
The wall paper is matching the texture and colors of the furnishing. There is not too much accent or contrast of colors but this time it is just a different shades of one color. It may look dark but the effect of lighting will work wonders in this design. And if it will look dark, so what then? After all, twilight is in! --- Asian art
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Sunday, September 16, 2012
Wallpaper Find 3
Ohhh! I love thin stripes, All the more if it is with blue.
OR different shades of gray....
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Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Wallpaper for September!
Walls are not just made alive by wall paintings, murals, or paint. Wallpaper plays a major role in the overall interior of the house. It comes with design that we are left with option if we will leave it as it is or perhaps still adorn the wall with fine arts.
September will be a moth of wallpaper. It comes with different textures, design, materials, and surely of varying cost. The new ones may be costly but the quality is worth every dime. we can save from paints yet we need to adorn our wall with fine arts. Although we can settle for cheap decors, it would still be better to make our wall bare than looking cheap. It is much better to wait for the right budget for such wonderful paper our simple abode truly deserves.
September will be a moth of wallpaper. It comes with different textures, design, materials, and surely of varying cost. The new ones may be costly but the quality is worth every dime. we can save from paints yet we need to adorn our wall with fine arts. Although we can settle for cheap decors, it would still be better to make our wall bare than looking cheap. It is much better to wait for the right budget for such wonderful paper our simple abode truly deserves.
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Friday, August 31, 2012
Expression in Asian Art
Does religion quite curtail the expression of Asian art? Asia is jam packed with faithful people from different sectors of religions. One country may be a mixture of religions from Christianity to Buddhism yet we know that there is one that dominates each nation. And yes, from this prevailing faith lies the ideology that shaped the culture, tradition, and political history of one’s race.
Wall painting, more than being an ornate to a place is an
expression of thoughts and feelings combined. Imagination puts knowledge in the
backseat. It can run wild. It is a place in our mind that seems infinite and
vast ‘till creativity operates to fill the vastness with visions and powerful
emotions. Filling this vastness however is curtailed with factors such as
values, inhibition, and moral consideration for others. Given these, in a
society where norms and values prevail, with traditions that need to be
followed, with culture that asked for warm embrace, expression of art is in no
doubt curtailed. Thus, Asian art is expected to blend with all these factors
and not these factors submitting or giving in to Asian art.
Religion, no matter what sect, needs to be respected not
unless we speak of cults that eat human flesh or kill people as offerings to
God. We speak here of religions that talk about philosophy of making the people
succumb to good. This message may come in different versions or translations
like how one statement of good deed is written in religious books of
Christians, Buddhists, Islam, and some other more. However, making a wall
painting out of these may not always suggest approval on their teachings and
the religious icons that represent them. It is art anyway. It is the artist’s
view on his subject. And as audience of these arts, we can tell what is too
much and what is just right without tracing law from the constitution that
guides the creation or expression of art.
Wall Paintings in a very conservative country can be sexual,
violent, or anything pertaining to imperfection and frailty of human beings but
targeting the religious icons which people worship, and which people deem as
refuge to their tribulations is in no way a sign of moral consideration. It is
hitting on icon which people believe as sacred. We are not in a way triggering
arguments on religious terms like paganism or blasphemy but just simply moral
consideration that has guided and founded the values of the constituents of a
nation.
Religious icons are in human form. Be it a sculpture or a wall painting,
portrayed is a human being. Painting this form as disfigured in a very
questionable way is unacceptable. We, humans, know what is insulting and
mockery without consulting the constitution.
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Artist on the online world of art
Artworks for sale online is irrefutably numerous. If a buyer
does not know how to specify search or self-assess what he or she needs, then
chances are that the person would retreat to buy art online and just rather
drop by to one of the local stores nearby after getting dizzy from hopping from
one internet gallery to another.
Putting an artwork for sale online is hope against hope that
such art will be noticed. Indeed, internet is a way to get something noticed
but amid competition, many artists just sulked in to frustration until such
time they realize that there is a perfect buyer for their art waiting at the
backseat. As we say, art can be aesthetics and at the same time an expression.
And just like music, there is a perfect song for every person depending as to how
this song touches her at a particular time. A song that was never a favourite can touch
the heart of a person whose current situation, thoughts, and feelings overall
are perfectly described by the song. This goes the same for art. Art speaks and
the artist needs to do is to just wait for the listener. There is one person in
the world whose style and colours, and anything in composition of the wall painting
will make or break someone’s heart. That one person whom the artist attracts like
a magnet will be his or her recurring art buyer.
Yes, at least one in the world will fall on his knees for
your art. And there are extra blessings
if this one person multiplies as your art lovers. Nothing beats word- of- mouth
advertising. This is classic, traditional, and most of all tried and tested
when it comes to disseminating information that would promote your artworks for
sale. Expect among billions of people, that one buyer who fell in love with
your artwork for sale, chances are, will make your name grow in the art market.
Patience is not the key to succeed in the field of art but it is a matter of
trust and faith to oneself that matters. Believe in your talent and you’ll see
a believer in you coming in to your life until such time that you realize that
you have already established a group of fans.
It is true that internet now has been propagated by artworks
for sale from different parts of the globe and many artists struggle to make
his first sale but it is not about making money in one snap that will make
their works popular online but their name needs to reverberate too in the art
world. As to how, this will happen? Just ignore the thought and stay passionate
with art!
Friday, August 24, 2012
Affordable Oil Painting
Yes, there is acrylic. But what can underestimate original
oil paintings when Mona Lisa and the rest of renowned classic paintings
centuries back are all in oil! The ones that are heralded in famous museums are
of the same kind. As for medieval artists back in a century where knowledge and
creativity propagated and well respected, there was no other kind but oil
painting.
However, wall paintings are not meant to be confined in
museums alone. How about our walls at home which constantly crave for their
beauty? And what about the big time businesses which would like these oils to
attract good fortune for their offices? No worries. Affordable art is just
around the corner. Billionaires need not
think of shedding out a zillion just to have original oil paintings from
renaissance period safe in their possession. Many artworks that are for sale
are of oils in canvas. Most of them are at par with that of Da Vinci’s and can
even look better in contemporary style. Why spend a zillion when a few hundreds
will do? Aside from getting quality, art is not expensive now as it was before.
In fact anyone who wants to join a business art cycle of art rental can start
with one piece which will not even hurt the pocket of the investor.
The glitter of original oil paintings touches the hearts of
art lovers most especially from the aesthetic angle of arts. Women like
anything that glitters like diamonds and accessories that shimmer from afar.
Instead of matte, many would choose for gloss. Compare with cars, as well. Cars
with glossy body are much more attractive than those that are not. And the same
aesthetic preference goes to all including wall paintings. It is then good news for all that such a
piece called investment is also a piece that is beautiful and can now even be
deemed as affordable art. Walls are not
really fine without fine arts. But walls cannot be fine if budget will not
allow it to look fine. Yet, many have not discovered that the finest like
original oil painting is now an affordable art. Check out for artworks for sale
that are posted in the internet. You have a global theme in a more reduced
price from the average price of wall paintings years ago which means all have
equal opportunity to get a beautiful piece of investment for a price that is
even below what is reasonable.
Original wall paintings will glitter in the wall but it
would be great too if you wallet will not lose its gloss from an empty
interior. Take advantage of affordable art. More it becomes cost-saving if
purchased wholesale.
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Monday, August 20, 2012
Asian Art and its Expression
Asian countries as we know are bounded to rich culture-- a
culture that is shaped by faith and religion. Since time immemorial, each of
these religions had influenced the society and we thank them for filling our
minds with wisdom and for being a refuge and comfort in times of distress.
Of whether this is psychological or divine, so far religion
does not teach anyone of wrong doing. In fact, they helped. People of whether
they are believers of a certain religion or no religion at all sin and religion
has nothing to do with it. It is the frailty of being human that breaks us and
not a religious icon which too is a work of art. Artworks for sale that we see
around us can be very suggestive. Why not? Artworks are meant to tickle the
senses, to evoke emotion of bliss and sadness, to inspire, and to provoke
critical thinking. However, if it is intentionally created to hit or mock
someone or something, then it is not an art anymore but a medium to hurt.
'Say speech, poetry
is an art. But our everyday language which is the most expressive of all is not
an art. We talk to people over issue or what we want, our views, even the most
hateful thing that we feel. In fact, if we compare our daily use of speech to
thousands of artworks for sale and discern which one is real expression, then
the former will sell big time but it is not art at all which only means not all
expressions are art. If a person uses art to inflict pain then they
misunderstood what art is. It may be an expression but not art at all. And
mostly, it will never be Asian art which is known to have boundaries as to how
it is being perceived by fellow constituents living under one roof.
It is very seldom that you find Asian art to be provoking.
Many will be mentally provoking which will make you think over a situation but
very few will alarm an institution or a society, as a whole. There is no clear
demarcation line, in fact, as to what extent an art can use as an expression
but as individuals, we know what is not proper. Not in a chance you can use art
as your escape goat to mock someone you hate because such art like music will
be patronized by people. Just imagine the world will enjoy singing a song which
you intend to write to hit a person you hate! And you are proud because it is
art. You know for yourself your real intention and what you created is never an
art. And most all, it will never be Asian art!
Thursday, August 16, 2012
When is expression unjust?
To what extent Asian art can express inner thoughts, belief, and opinions? Images speak so aloud that the viewer can discern what the story behind is all about. Putting a thing to what people can see is actualization of a vision which most of the time is simply brought by imagination or creativity. Say what you must. Write what you must. Choose your medium.
Recently, local art scene in
the Philippines was bombarded by two conflicting opinions. From the judgment of
many Filipinos founded by the strong influence of culture, tradition, and the
dominant influence of Roman Catholicism in the society vis-a- vis national
artists who see no issues at all over the most talked artworks publicly displayed.
The fight over a controversial art exhibit is triggered by a fight between good
and evil. Which delineates evil from good has not anything to do with religion.
Our sense of morality and the human judgment to what is good is not always
itemized as commandments or laws. Yes, we differ in beliefs. Yet, we know what
will hurt other people. Then, say what you must. Write what you must. Choose
your medium-- be it wall painting or poetry. Just try not get anyone hurt.
Hurting is intentional. We humans know when to hurt others because we know when
they hurt us, too. This goes the same as to when we can't inflict pain because
chances are pain avenges pain, not unless the retaliation is based on something
that is not founded by good judgment.
Creating a distorted or
disfigured image of a religious icon for public display is unjustifiable if we
speak of moral grounds, or better yet if we speak of consideration to human
feelings. We might be against belief on worshipping religious icons. But if one
comes to think of it, the ones who desire them damaged are the people who
believe more that such icons can make or break them. Religious icons can be
made of wood, clay, or just simply painted as an altar piece. Such too are work
of art. They did not hit anyone. Not in a chance that one of them extended
their arms to poke someone who bowed before them. Simply put, these icons did
not inflict pain to anyone in the world. The people who bowed before them sin
just like everybody else. They were hit by a society and treated just like how
a usual criminal was treated. But what about the rest whose minds and hearts
are pure seeking refuge to these icons as the ones to comfort them? They were
in pain because the one they love was disrespected, not to mention that the one
they love is innocent. Then, what makes it deserve such mockery and insult!
Many people do not believe
in ghost. The thought of ghost terrifying an individual is fun to many. Those
who didn't believe will in no way be scared that a soul of a dead body comes
back to haunt us. The moment they felt terrified over the thought and later on
got affected only insinuates that they
too believe but perhaps, just in denial which somehow makes us conclude that
the people behind the controversial art are not non-believers but subconsciously
were hurting and no one is somewhere around willing to assume the blame. A
speech can be damaging. Your words are okay a second ago and in an instant can
change to curses due to pain within that won't go. Give or take a minute and
you asked the heavens what prompted you to say it. Yes, words when unmasked or
uncensored are triggered by emotion. But
an artwork as that of fine arts or other visual arts like wall painting
which take a month or more to come up with a theme, design, style, and overall
presentation is not in, anyway, triggered by a compulsive emotion but
well-framed thoughts which means the people behind such controversial Asian art
is in their right frame of minds.
Then we ask when expression
unjust? If arts reflect your longing, your pain, or a distraction of yourself,
then so be it but if it is damaging to other people, there is a need then to
think twice.
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