Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s Original Watercolor Illustrations for ‘The Little Prince’
The Little Prince, the popular tale of 1943, is back again, this time through a retelling in stop animation based on the original illustrations by author Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. The film is expected to be released this March and contains the watercolor quality, which mimics the vintage sketches.
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Texturas, vida y colores. #bug #bugslife #naturelovers #nature #chinche #green
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Since it’s a bajillion degrees out today here at The Huntington, here’s a virtual trip outside to walk along the phases of the moon in our Children’s Garden. When the temps drop off a bit, you’ll have to come moonwalk for real.
Sophie Gamand (France/USA) - Wet dog
Sophie Gamand is a French photographer living and working in New York. Since 2010, Gamand’s photography explores the complex dynamics of the relationship between dogs and humans. With both a documentary and fine-art approaches, she questions the place that dogs occupy in the human society. Her series Wet Dog showcases portraits of dogs photographed during their least favorite activity: bath time. Exposing the dogs at a vulnerable moment, Gamand is able to capture their wide range of expressions. She believes dogs are more than animals and have acquired a status of persona. They mirror humans and the bond we have developed with them says a lot about our own solitude and social challenges. Gamand also donates photography time and expertise to animal charities and shelters.
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Más de mi trabajo para el @hotelisabellacatolica esta vez les muestro a Isabel, infanta de Portugal. #zurrapa #ilustración #illustration #watercolor #acuarela #ink #tinta
20 ways to slice the European continent from Atlas of Prejudice 2 by Yanko Tsvetkov.
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”The Kiss” ▸ Elvis and Barbara Gray photographed by Alfred Wertheimer backstage at the Mosque Theater, Richmond, June 30, 1956.
“The whole episode took about a tenth of a second. A minute later Elvis was on stage. Just then I was coming down from the men’s room and saw this scene. Of Elvis and the girl flirting, kind of having this private moment. I said to myself, "If I shot this… Elvis may have me fired and I lose my job” but then I said to myself, “What the heck I’ll take the chance…” While I’m having this internal conversation I put the camera to my eye and see these two figures in silhouette with a window background. So I got a little closer and closer and before I knew it and start snapping. Now they block my way so I stand up on the railing to get another angle. I get one picture where Elvis is in close. Then Elvis makes his move… sticks out his tongue… and the rest is history.“ — Alfred Wertheimer.
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no tengo la menor idea de lo que quiero, pero estoy muy clara de lo que no quiero