Today’s beautiful Adora with a mythological bird was created by Romanian artist Maria Surducan. Here is her Behance portfolio. Mulţumesc, Maria!
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We woke up at 4 in the morning & drove an hour to the Temecula Balloon Festival. Adora was so excited all the way, talking about the hot air balloons and their flight. However, when we got there we were notified that due to the foggy weather, the launch of the balloons was cancelled. It was very disappointing.
Today’s delicate Adora watercolor was gifted to Adora by gifted Russian artist Vitaly Shchukin. It is based on the same photograph that was recently used by Juan Jose Outeda and by Matt Swaim.
In lieu of payment for his work, Vitaly asked that we buy her a white balloon and launch it into the sky, which we gladly did! Большое спасибо, Vitali!
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Today’s charming Adora side profile as an older child was painted by Spanish video games animator Joel Roset from Barcelona. Muchas gracias, Joel!
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Today’s Egg Box Adora was gifted to Adora by famed Eggcubist artist Enno de Kroon from The Netherlands. This work, titled The Dynasty, which is acrylic plaster paint and chopstick wrappers on recycled egg carton, was actually created in 2009, and was contributed to this collection for display purposes only, because it reminded Enno of Adora. Here is Enno’s flickr collection, with his manifesto about Eggcubism. Dank je wel, Enno!
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(no Photoshop)
Today’s beautiful watercolor of Adora In A Saree was created by self-taught Indian artist Arti Chauhan who lives in the UK, and who wrote ‘Indian culture is always associated with color’.
This is the second of 2 subsequent artworks done by Indian artists. Thank you so much, Arti!
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Tortilla Head
Today’s lovely Adora In A Pool Full Of Balloons was created by self-taught Indian artist Megha Chhatbar who specializes in acrylic paintings in ancient style. Born and bought up in Pink City, the land of Maharajas, the Royal State - Rajasthan. Her art is inspired by the Mughal culture and natives of Rajasthan. The rich culture, strong, vibrant colors and patterns of Indian textiles always attracted her.
Details of the work here. This was done after a request on the Adora Art Wish List, and was based on this photograph. It is the first of 2 subsequent artworks done by Indian artists. Thank you so much, Megha!
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A portrait of the artist with a cold drink and chicken butt
This is the fourth of 4 Adora Hair Style series which were gifted to Adora by artist & photographer Beth Duri from Ontario, Canada. (click to biggify). Compare it to her self-portrait and her Hair Style series on flickr. Her own AMAZING 365 Project. Her tumblr blog. This was based on this photograph. Thank you times four, Beth!
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When you click on the ‘Adora Art’ tag, you will be able to see the complete progress of this project since the first portraits of Adora were made
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When you click on the ‘Adora Art’ tag, you will be able to see the complete progress of this project since the first portraits of Adora were made
This is the third of 4 Adora Hair Style series which were gifted to Adora by artist & photographer Beth Duri from Ontario, Canada. (click to biggify). Compare it to her self-portrait and her Hair Style series on flickr. Her own AMAZING 365 Project. Her tumblr blog. This was based on this photograph. Thank you times four, Beth!
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When you click on the ‘Adora Art’ tag, you will be able to see the complete progress of this project since the first portraits of Adora were made
