Arts at Michiganさんのイラストまとめ

In the latest +KHAOS+ post, Milo and Ed travel to a new planet and spot a robotic creature–similar to the ones that the previous meteor released.

Follow along with these otherworldly illustrations by arts, ink. blogger & @UM_Stamps student Kat:
https://t.co/ib4x2nclvz

"I have seen both Song of the Sea and The Breadwinner, and I love the studio’s art style... and I loved the attention to the backgrounds in addition to the character designs in the film."

[art]seen PREVIEW: Wolfwalkers
https://t.co/4MjVg8n5G8 #Wolfwalkers

"Maarit Hänninen is an artist and linocut printmaker based in Amsterdam and her beautiful paper ornaments really caught my eye, inspiring me to make my own."

read the latest from The Indian Artist on arts, ink.:
A Christmas Special
https://t.co/eNMVmMfW2P

In this week's installment of The Artist's Panel, Calin Firlit interviews @UM_Stamps senior Hannah Levine-Drizin about weird sculptures, pet portraits, Instagram and plans for life after @UMich.

read The Artist's Panel on arts, ink.: VALUE
https://t.co/z3ryQBleE6

"It was so interesting to see the difference between dancing on stage versus dancing for a camera."

new Sara Grooves post on arts, ink.:
We Are Queens Music Video Production
https://t.co/hvIo45TGw1

"hours on end scouring through their works, mimicking them, committing their intricacies and details to memory, learning from how they presented such deep and complex emotions"

the latest from The Indian Artist on arts, ink.:
A Look Into an Inspiration
https://t.co/oyaUw3fsnL

Our arts, ink. blog features weekly posts by @UMichStudents, illuminating their experiences with the arts. https://t.co/RpzMxQn6ix
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In this week's installment of The Artist's Panel, Calin Firlit discusses the meaning behind the music boxes in her piece in the @UM_Stamps Gallery's Juried show!

The Artist's Panel on arts, ink.: CORE
https://t.co/d0bfm0GxtV

"I learned to abandon my mindset that I need to do everything all at once and all by myself, and learn to trust myself and my team within the beauty of the process to its fullest extent.”

This week on Sara Grooves on arts, ink.:
Sara interviews Tal Kamin
https://t.co/U7TezgubAw

"In the professional arena, where bridal henna can cost upwards of hundreds of dollars, take hours on end to complete, and require appointments in advance, there only seem to be female artists in the business."

The Indian Artist – The Art Between Genders
https://t.co/XwptF3RFU6