SICK AND TIRED OF PEOPLE STEALING YOUR GODAMN ART?
Can’t find the godamn ask to tell the blogger to kindly take your art down?
NO MOAR!
Email support@tumblr.com with links to your originals and the repost, and they’ll take it down.
NOW REBLOG THE SHIT OUTA THIS AND SPREAD THE WORD!
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from Collectibles, by John Feodorov (Navajo):
“Collectibles” is an ongoing series of archival inkjet prints utilizing old photographs of family members combined with selected quotes from advertisements for “Indian Style” porcelain figurines and plates from The Bradford Exchange and similar companies. There is a wealth of bizarre advertising copy that finds itself into popular magazines and junk mail, feeding the population’s apparent desire for exotic, spiritual and sexy Native Americans who are continually accompanied by spirits of wolves or eagles.
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#1 - unknown
#3a - Goddess of Earth
#3b - unknown
#3c - unknown
#4 - Rose and the bird
#5 - Untitled by L Filipe dos Santos
#6 - Strong Hair by Cbabi Bayoc
#7 - Natural by Shakira Rivers
#8 - Night City Blues - Leza One
#9 & 10 - Untitled by Sara Golish
Named what I could, but no matter how much I looked I couldn’t find a few. If anyone out there knows the artist, please add them! :) - @muddypetticoats
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Disney animator Millicent Patrick’s work as sole designer of the Creature From the Black Lagoon was downplayed by a male coworker who then received credit for it for half a century.
Credit where it’s due. I’ve always loved the Creature’s design.
You’re amazing, Ms. Patrick!
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Stacy Dacheux
Mesmerizing sandcastle from Noosa Main Beach, Australia.
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JERRY SALTZ
advice for artists
(quote found via:toddahh)kinda needed that
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this is all kinds of brilliant
Another portrait for The Memory Project
His name is Mario, and he’s a little boy from El Salvador.
Look at how talented my friend Juila is!
estudio de mar (proceso) by marta marzal
acuarela y grafito sobre papel
50x70
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