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Friday, June 10, 2011
À vélo en Bucarest
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Thursday, June 2, 2011
2011 summer look
THE magical GOOGLE ART PROJECT
For all those who get crazy whenever it comes to art, Google has recently created a site with almost all the famous museums around the world. You can virtually walk through every corner, capture every color and sip every drop of the world's most renowned artists and admirable works.
My advice: Go for it! Take them one by one! It's culture. It's ART. And it's FREE!
Bruno Mars and Joan Smalls in Puerto Rico
Friday, May 20, 2011
Friday, March 11, 2011
Abert Watson
Albert Watson who is amongst the leading fashion and ad photographers of the past four decades, showed last month his works at the A.Galerie in Paris. The exhibition just ended yesterday so I am in tears that I couldn't see it. This photography genius has taken stunning photos of so many stars and icons. In fact, he created icons showing them off to the world on more than 200 magazine covers.
Photo District News named Watson one of the 20 most influential photographers of all time, along with Richard Avedon and Irving Penn
Watson
Albert Watson was born in Edinburgh, Scotland as the son of a physical education teacher and a boxer,a strange environment to develop love for such an art. He studied graphic design at Duncan of Jordanstone College and also film and television at the Royal College of Art while taking great care of his passion, photography, which he kept as a hobby.
He got a job as a teacher at an elementary school in US where he moved with his wife in 1970. When he photographed a portrait of Alfred Hitchcock holding a dead goose with a ribbon around his neck for the Christmas issue of Harper's Bazaar in 1973, he had no idea it would later become one of the magazine's and his most famous portraits.
At 33 years old he recieved a Grammy award for the photography of the Mason Profitt album "Come and Gone" and from then on, his career in photography took off. Vogue offered him a job in 1976 and moved to New York.
Some of his works include advertising campaigns for Gap, Chanel, tv commercials and movie posters for movies like "memoirs of a Geisha". He took the majority of his photographs in trips all over the world.
Christie's London auctioned off a collection of photographs which included works of Mark Seliger, Martin Schoeller, David LaChapelle AND Albert Watson. His 1993 nude portrait of Kate Moss taken in Marrakech was estimated at $23,000 - $31,000 but it was sold for $108,000, five times the low pre-sale estimate.
Watson received a PhD from the University of Dundee in 1995 and was inducted into the Scottish Fashion Awards Hall of Fame in 2006.

For me,Watson's dedication and talent but most of all faithfullness towards his passion are unestimated values in life and I think that the secret of raising to the top is staying true to yourself all the way up.
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Must-see movies
Hello everyone! I'm sorry I havn't posted anything lately but I'm now definitely back with lots and lots of new things! Just for a start, here are some trailers of the movies I saw in the past few months and that inspired me not only in drawing but in life.
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f course, the classic- Forrest Gump
The first movie directed by Tom Ford- A Single Man
The most beautiful music- Indecent Proposal
And the oscar winner- The Black Swan




















