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French artist Benjamin JeanJean draws the inspiration for his work from the surrealist movement. Dig these great illustrations…
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Bill Pechet’s sculpture installation “Emptyful” stands in the Millennium Library Plaza in Winnipeg, Canada. It is one huge beaker of light and mist. And of course, something that Dana loves, and wants to share through her blog.
Read and see more of Emptyful at the Contemporist
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Sculptor Donald Lipski’s and fellow designer Jonquil LeMaster created this fixture, which is in place at Kathryn Hall Vineyards in Rutherford, California. It is simply stunning:
Read more about this installation here, and for further on the artist:
Hi Everyone,
Dana is in a tight spot with medical concerns and, unknown to her, I am asking for a rally of Positive Energy and Love for her. Please send your prayers, thoughts, energy, and whatever means you can muster to push the treatment and recovery in the right direction.
Dana wants nothing more than to be able to resume this blog and begin being her usual self once again. All of you mean so much to this very special woman.
Thank you,
the Proxy Blogger
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**I want to thank Dana for asking for my help at this time, and hope you readers appreciate what I am posting for her. I am relaying information to her, and she is very happy to see the replies and who has liked the posts. ~Bettie
For all you lovers, would-be lovers, hopefuls, and everything in between, She Walks Softly wishes you a wonderful and–
HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY!
And an especially heartfelt Happy V-Day to one of the most wonderful Friends I could ask for–all my love, energy and prayers for recovery, Dana!
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Bafefit is located in Rome Italy. The works are reminiscent of traditional tattoo art in some ways. The images below speak to me for Valentine’s Day, with the twin images I view as shared souls.
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For you ladies and dapper gents who wish to sport such frilly finery while driven by culinary pursuits, Suburban50s has got you “covered!”
Faith April’s designs stem from memories of her grandmother, who wore aprons to protect her dresses. She likes to incorporate Mexican, Rockabilly and Retro themes. She has over 90 to choose.
This little Proxy Poster had too many favourite selections to whittle down, but you can check them all out at:
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Thomas Kuntz has been touted on this blog before. The automatons this Haxanthrobaticist creates go beyond artistry and technology. This one is very fitting for Valentine’s Day.
See more of Thomas Kuntz.
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Perhaps a bit late to post these for gift ideas, but your Valentine deserves to be shown your heart all the time, not just on February 14th.
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Kelly Haigh seems to be quite a character. This spooky girl paints, adorns found taxidermy pals, cuts hair, and has a singing career.
Look what rolled in to town, the Carnivale. This is just one of the fun themes Miss Haigh has put to canvas.
For further images, make a date with the rest of her website:
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