This Antoinette Hatfield building is one of many performing arts buildings in downtown Portland, Oregon. This chair sculpture is located there. It's very large and has both human and animal attributes. You can climb up into it.
But don't miss circling it as the back is as funny as the front.
Although we no longer post our images here on this blog, we have continued to leave the photos for you to be inspired by.
Showing posts with label front/back. Show all posts
Showing posts with label front/back. Show all posts
Tuesday, 13 November 2012
Details or Shadows?
I love when solid objects are somewhat translucent. This is the same sprig of leaves from two sides. The front is sharply colored and veined. The back, not so much. I love the detail on the top but the shadowing on the bottom one. Which do you prefer?
Wednesday, 17 October 2012
Back or Front?
Perhaps cheating a bit? My excuse is that I love this image of granddad and grandson on a sunny autumn day.
Friday, 12 October 2012
Back and Front
This image is called "Not Back From The Front" - and is the Roll Of Honour from Ellingham Church in Norfolk, UK. I picked it for the layers in and out of the glass, but mostly for the pun..
Monday, 1 October 2012
Opposites: Front/Back or Top/Bottom
And so it is October. The new prompt for the first part of the month is the Opposite Front and Back. Or if you wish, Top and Bottom.
Guildford, a town near us is proud of connections with Lewis Carrol. Last time I went I found this interesting sculpture of Alice Through the Looking Glass.
It is pretty eerie. Made me look at the story in a whole new light.
It will be interesting to see what you find. When you post, please use the label Front/Back.
Guildford, a town near us is proud of connections with Lewis Carrol. Last time I went I found this interesting sculpture of Alice Through the Looking Glass.
It is pretty eerie. Made me look at the story in a whole new light.
It will be interesting to see what you find. When you post, please use the label Front/Back.
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