When magical fingers let paper speaks…
Robert J. Lang has been an enthusiastic student of the Art of origami for over forty years and he is at the moment recognized as one of the world’s prominent masters of the art and shinning beacon. He contributed over 500 designs catalogued and diagrammed. He is renowned for designs of great features, details and realism. His designs include in his collection some of the mainly most complicated origami designs ever ... His work unite vital characteristic of the Western school of mathematical origami design with the Eastern importance upon line and form to capitulate models that are at one time distinguishing, with highly elegance, and demanding to fold. He can even challenge to his followers about the complexity and unbelievable folds.
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Saturday, July 31, 2010
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Pakistani Craft
Pakistan Onyx Marble is the leading Onyx, Marble among whole world and known as the best quality in all. There are some vital granite and sandstone processing and exporting companies in Pakistan. In past few years, Pakistan known as the best onyx producing country in the world and market with continued efforts for utmost quality and achievement. Onyx tiles, mosaics, sinks, tubs, slabs, vanities, are our major products. Pakistan also produce Dark green onyx, Green onyx, Light green onyx, White onyx, multi green onyx, red onyx, brown/golden onyx.
Chiniot - Historical City of Handicraft Experts
Chiniot is situated near river of Chanab and is considered to be historical city of Punjab Pakistan. Since, its on the way of Darra-e-Khyber towards Delhi, it had strategic and military importance as well. According to local people of Chiniot, their city name exist in the hindu religious books like Rig Weed and Ramayin where name of the city is mentioned as Chunni Watt which people think that it is chiniot.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Blind Artist Lisa Fittipaldi
Look at colorful paintings of Lisa Fittipaldi, no one can believe that she is blind. She started painting in 1995 but her vision was constantly dropping down and after two years she was completely blind. Its simply beyond imagination that in a short period of two years, she integrate herself with this new phase of life full of darkness. First, she started painting utilizing her past memories, which worked for her imaginary nourishment. In normal circumstance, brain needs, visualization and if it stops, things will fade away. After becoming blind, to keep her inner world alive, she started listening audio tapes, traveled with her husband to visit the museums around the world. For tackling hurdle of blindness, she experiments on different mediums.
Friday, July 23, 2010
Aamir Khan an innovative legendry icon
Aamir Khan (Urdu: عامر خان, Hindi: आमिर ख़ान, born Aamir Hussain Khan on 14 March 1965) is an Indian film actor, director and producer. Indian film industry should be proud to have an extra ordinarily creative person among them.
Pakistan Embroidery Manufacturers
A.I. EMBRIODERY
Plot DP-42,Sector 12-D,North Karachi Industrial Area Karachi
Phone # : (92 21) 36999240, 36957295
A.M. KNITWEAR
Millat Road off Millat Town, 117-G.B. Dhanolla, Paharang Drainage, Faisalabad,
Phone 0092-41-8766961 -8766962 -8766963 -8766947 Fax 0092-41-8766964 -8766948
Plot DP-42,Sector 12-D,North Karachi Industrial Area Karachi
Phone # : (92 21) 36999240, 36957295
A.M. KNITWEAR
Millat Road off Millat Town, 117-G.B. Dhanolla, Paharang Drainage, Faisalabad,
Phone 0092-41-8766961 -8766962 -8766963 -8766947 Fax 0092-41-8766964 -8766948
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Ather Jamal
A Tribute to my most favorite Teacher
“Every artist has his favorite medium. I feel that I can express myself with ease through water colors even though it’s a difficult medium in more ways than one”, says Ather Jamal, in an interview.
Back to late 80’s, at my first day of Art Institute, I saw a dark, handsome man with spectacles and moustache; I came to know later that he is teacher of Design department. After many days I saw my class mates were gathered around him and he was giving them tips to improve their Fine Art. Amazing! Being a new comer I found this very interesting…That is my dearest teacher Sir Ather Jamal, My inspiration and my ideal who guided me four years and showed thousands of students the way. The way I followed when I started my teaching career, Sir Ather never say no to his students, we totally mesmerized when his artistic hands were dancing on paper with various medias. He can create any colorful image in few minutes. I still wish I can be a great artist like him. Oh I just wish…
“Every artist has his favorite medium. I feel that I can express myself with ease through water colors even though it’s a difficult medium in more ways than one”, says Ather Jamal, in an interview.
Back to late 80’s, at my first day of Art Institute, I saw a dark, handsome man with spectacles and moustache; I came to know later that he is teacher of Design department. After many days I saw my class mates were gathered around him and he was giving them tips to improve their Fine Art. Amazing! Being a new comer I found this very interesting…That is my dearest teacher Sir Ather Jamal, My inspiration and my ideal who guided me four years and showed thousands of students the way. The way I followed when I started my teaching career, Sir Ather never say no to his students, we totally mesmerized when his artistic hands were dancing on paper with various medias. He can create any colorful image in few minutes. I still wish I can be a great artist like him. Oh I just wish…
Embroidery in Pakistan
Embroidery is the process by which a design is stitched at a garment with the help of computerized embroidery machine. The process will produce a fine and long lasting appearance and is suitable for text or logos. First logo is drawn manually in a way which can be read by the embroidery machine. This transformation process is called digitization. Plain text in simple fonts is easier and therefore cheaper to convert than embroidered logos.
Jimmy Engineer An Artist and a Human Rights Activist
Jimmy Engineer is from Balochistan Pakistan . His initial schooling was done in Lahore . He has also studied in National College of Arts after which he started his career as an artitst in 1976. Very soon, he explored himself as a social worker and his paintings started becoming famous. May be it happened because what he was really feeling for, the same social issue he was drawing.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
How to Add image in Blogger Header
First on your blogger dashboard, click on Design (See in Picture : Step 1).
Then click on edit at Header (See in picture: Step 2) after which new window will open.
Then upload picture, from your computer hard disk or from any weblink. At edit header you can also put a display name of your blog, and description as well. But description will be suitable, incase your have plain background so that description could be clear and easy to read, otherwise only blog title is enough for it.
To adjust the width of the header as per your blog’s width, click on Template Designer New. Click on Layout then Body Layout and then Adjust Width where you can change the size of your blog as per header.
Then click on edit at Header (See in picture: Step 2) after which new window will open.
Then upload picture, from your computer hard disk or from any weblink. At edit header you can also put a display name of your blog, and description as well. But description will be suitable, incase your have plain background so that description could be clear and easy to read, otherwise only blog title is enough for it.
To adjust the width of the header as per your blog’s width, click on Template Designer New. Click on Layout then Body Layout and then Adjust Width where you can change the size of your blog as per header.
Art
It's all Arts around you...
After learning a bit about Art, I came to know that maybe you always count yourself as not Art lover kind! But the thing is you don't explore Art, Art explores you...wherever you go, whatever you see, but you cannot spaced out yourself from Art! It is everywhere...starting your own looks, your skin, features of face your appearance your hair color, isn't it Art? The clothes you are wearing the vivid and jaunty (or even dull) colors around you having different shapes, textures, mass and other interesting elements its all Arts around you. Though colors can't speak ,but the selection of colors through any media can express what exactly you want to communicate to your viewers. And communicating via any media with having any typical style by carrying any massage is no doubt The Art!
After learning a bit about Art, I came to know that maybe you always count yourself as not Art lover kind! But the thing is you don't explore Art, Art explores you...wherever you go, whatever you see, but you cannot spaced out yourself from Art! It is everywhere...starting your own looks, your skin, features of face your appearance your hair color, isn't it Art? The clothes you are wearing the vivid and jaunty (or even dull) colors around you having different shapes, textures, mass and other interesting elements its all Arts around you. Though colors can't speak ,but the selection of colors through any media can express what exactly you want to communicate to your viewers. And communicating via any media with having any typical style by carrying any massage is no doubt The Art!
Sketching Tutorial 1
The Pencil First!
Mostly pencil drawing has always a preference as starting the Sketching. There are many pencils are available in good stationary outlets. You better start purchasing by whole range. I have a tendency to use 3 main grades of graphite;
F (fine and hard) to stimulate the basis of the subject,
2B (black, soft), to begin shading no matter in detail or not
Mostly pencil drawing has always a preference as starting the Sketching. There are many pencils are available in good stationary outlets. You better start purchasing by whole range. I have a tendency to use 3 main grades of graphite;
F (fine and hard) to stimulate the basis of the subject,
2B (black, soft), to begin shading no matter in detail or not
Monday, July 19, 2010
ART GALLERIES IN LAHORE
ART GALLERIES IN LAHORE
AL-HAMRA ART GALLERY
(Lahore Arts Council)
Address: 68, Shahrah-e-Quaid-e-Azam, Lahore
Phone: (92 42) 920 0918 Fax: (92 42) 920 0992
AL-HAMRA ART GALLERY
(Lahore Arts Council)
Address: 68, Shahrah-e-Quaid-e-Azam, Lahore
Phone: (92 42) 920 0918 Fax: (92 42) 920 0992
ART GALLERIES IN ISLAMABAD
ART GALLERIES IN ISLAMABAD
HUNERKADA
No. 17, Street 83, Sector G-6/4, Islamabad
Phone: (92 51) 227 5432, 220 1114 Fax: (92 51) 287 6389
CHILDREN ART PALACE
House no. 77, School Road, Sector F-7/4, Islamabad
GALLERY 6
House 624, Street 44, G-9/1, Islamabad,Pakistan.
Phone: (92 51) 222 1286
KHAAS ART
House no. 1, Street 2, Sector F 6/3, Islamabad
Phone: (92 51) 282 4391
Contact: Ms. Zishan Afzal Khan
LA GALERIE
(Alliance Francaise de Islamabad)
House no. 15, Street 18, Sector F 7/2, Islamabad
Phone: (92 51) 265 2356-57 Fax: (92 51) 265 2359
Contact: Xavier Lagorce
NOMAD CENTRE & ART GALLERY
No. 383 Eighth Avenue, Sector F 8/3, Islamabad
Phone: (92 51) 226 2502
Contact: Ms. Nageen Hayat
NATIONAL ART GALLERY
House # 77, Street 48, Sector F 7/4, Islamabad
Phone: (92 51) 920 4951
Contact: Ms. Musarrat Nahid Imam
ROHTAS ART GALLERY
57-B, Street 26, Sector F 6/2, Islamabad
Phone: (92 51) 227 1390
Curator: Naeem Pasha
Contact: Alia Bilgarami (assistant curator)
TANZARA ART GALLERY
House no 14, Street 12, F-7, Islamabad 44000,Pakistan.
Phone: +92 51 265 0840
Art Galleries in Karachi
Art Galleries in Karachi
AHMAD PERVEZ ART GALLERY
Manzar Akber Hall, Pakistan Arts Council – Karachi M. R. Kiyani Road, Karachi
Phone: (92 21) 921 3090, - 92, (92 21) 263 3105, (92 21) 263 5108
Fax: (92 21) 263 4055
Contact: Ms. Maroofa, Ms.Husna Naz
AMIN GULGEE GALLERY
2A, Shahrah-e-Firdousi Block 5, Clifton, Karachi
Phone: (92 21) 587 0134
Contact: Amin Gulgee
A.R. FARIDI ART GALLERY
Arts Council of Pakistan M. R. Kiyani Road, Karachi
Phone: (92 21) 921 3090, -92,
ARTISTS’ COMMUNE COLONY
Miskeen Gali, off Old Queens Road, Karachi
Phone: (92 21) 244 0279, (92 21) 244 0538
ART AGENCY
Shop #3, 11-C, Stadium Lane 4 Phase 5, D.H.A. Karachi, Pakistan.
Phone: (92 21) 3 584 4325
ARTCHOWK
Suite 102, 1st Floor, Clifton Centre Schon Circle, Clifton Karachi, Pakistan.
Phone: (92-21) 3-530-0481, 3-530-0482
ART EMPORIUM
Shop #4, 45-C, 27th Street Tauheed Commercial Area Phase 5, D.H.A. Karachi, Pakistan.
Phone: (92 21) 3 583 8563
ART GALLERY 2000
Shop No. 3, Plot 33-C 29-C Stadium Lane 1, Khaada Market Phase 5, D.H.A. Karachi, Phone: (92 21) 3 662 9400
ART PLUS
Shop #20, Yousuf Grand Square, Main Clifton Road Block 8, Clifton Karachi, Pakistan.
Phone: (92 21) 3 582 4027, 3 582 4028
ART SCENE GALLERIES
28-C,Stadium Lane No.1,Phase-5,Opp. Khayaben-e-Shamsheer,D.H.A. Karachi
Phone # : (92 21) 35843961, 35856703
Fax : (92 21) 35843961
ARTASTE GALLERY
4, Jason Centre, BC-8 Block 9, Clifton Karachi, Pakistan.
Phone: (92 21) 3 586 3742, 3 586 3837
CANVAS GALLERY
Canvas Gallery, F-50/A Block 4, Clifton, Karachi
Phone: (92 21) 3 583 8563.
CHAWKANDI ART
105,Marine Point,Block 9,Clifton Karachi
Phone # : (92 21) 35373582, 35871025
CHIRAGH MAHAL ART EMPORIUM
220,Saddar Co-operative Market,Abdullah Haroon Road,Saddar Karachi
Phone # : (92 21) 35688349 Fax : (92 21) 35688349
CITI ART GALLERY
M-28,M.Floor,Block-2,Clifton,Corniche Residency Appartments,Opp.Bilawal House
Karachi
Phone # : (92 21) 35822755
CLIFTON ART GALLERY
11-Al Habib Appartment,Clifton Road Karachi
Phone # : (92 21) 35839163
EYE FOR ART
22 C/2, 6th Commercial Lane, Zamzama Boulevard, D.H.A. Karachi
Phone: (92 21) 537 8368
Contact: Ali Haider
FOUNDATION FOR MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (FOMMA)
Zamzama Park, Zamzama Boulevard Phase 5, D.H.A. Karachi
Phone: (92 21)569 8110 Fax: (92 21) 568 4712
Contact: Ms. Nighat Mir (Director)
FRANKLINK UNIQUE
16 C,First Floor,Zamzama,Commercial Lane 6,Phase 5,D.H.A Karachi
Phone # : (92 21) 35878574, 35878575
Fax : (92 21) 35875801
FRAMER
5-C, Stadium Lane 1 Khayaban-e-Shamsheer Phase 5, D.H.A. Karachi, Pakistan.
Phone: (92 21) 3 534 1653, 3 585 6703
FRAMES ENFRAMED
Shop No. 10, BC-4 & 5 Block 5, Clifton Karachi, Pakistan.
Phone: (92 21) 3 537 0477, 3 587 2026
FUNKAR ART GALLERY
No. 202, Dean Arcade, Schon Circle, Building No.8, Clifton, Karachi
Phone: (92 21) 583 7083 Mobile: (92) 0320 400 8545
Contact: M. K. Baig
GALLERY SADEQUAIN
Frere Hall, Fatima Jinnah Road, Karachi
Phone: (92 21) 920 4325
Contact: Nazir Ahmed Malik
GALLERIIA
108/2, 3rd Avenue Block 5, Clifton Karachi, Pakistan.
Phone: (92 21) 3 583 3681 & 3 583 3682
GULMOHAR ART GALLERY
D-128,Off Tipu Sultan Road,K.D.A.Scheme # 1 Karachi
Phone # : (92 21) 34385440, 34311211
IMAGES ART GALLERY
D 17, Ch. Khaliquzzaman Road, Block 8, Clifton, Karachi
Phone: (92 21) 537 3751, -52
INDUS VALLEY SCHOOL GALLERY
ST 33, Block-2, Scheme-5, Clifton, Karachi-75600
Phone: (92) 111 111 487, (92 21) 586 1039, - 40, (92 21) 583 8018, -19
Fax: (92 21) 586 1048
Contact: Anbrin Naz, Gallery Manager
INDUS GALLERY
50-A/1, Street No. 1, Bath Island, Karachi
Phone: (92 21) 587 2338
JAHANZEB ART GALLERY
11 C, Street 32, Tauheed Commercial Area, Phase 5, D.H.A., Karachi
Phone: (92 21) 587 4745
Contact: Iqbal Durrani
JI GALLERY
C-6,2-B,Street No.3,Bath Island,Clifton Karachi
Phone # : (92 21) 35868650, 35870815 Fax : (92 21) 35874957
KUNJ ART GALLERY
20-A Mohammed Ali Housing Society, Main Fatima Jinnah Road,Karachi
Phone: (92 21) 431 2481, (92 21) 452 6028
KULACHI ART GALLERY
Plot #C-12,Mezz.Floor,Stadium Lane #1,Khy-e-Shamshir,Phase-V,DHA Karachi
Phone # : (92 21) 35341048
LOUVRE ART GALLERY The Art Gallery,
9,Pearl Haven,Block-5,Clifton Karachi
Phone # : (92 21) 35866993
MAJMUA THE ART GALLEERY
22-C,Mezz.Floor,Lane-5,Zamzama Clifton Karachi
Phone # : (92 21) 35372018 Fax : (92 21) 35372019
MASTER ART GALLERY
Shop no. 7, Habib Center,Block 5, Clifton (adj. Clifton Book Stall) Karachi
Phone: (92 21) 537 9919
Sketching
Talking to yourself or communicating to world by drawing couple of lines on any thing/ base like paper, wall, plastic, wood etc called Sketching. Sharing your thoughts completely needs absolute grip and strong command on sketching Medias like;
Taare Zameen Per
Story of Indian Super Hit Movie Taarey Zaeem is based on an 8 years old by Eshan Awasti who lives in his color full thought and finds it difficult to adjust himself with fast moving robotic world. Every thing seems not to be right for him, from parents to teachers who always scold him for his inability to move along with his young class fellows. His parents decide to send him to boarding school results in a worst nightmare for him until his new Drawing teacher comes and tries to read his thoughts.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Innocent Prisoners
Allover the Pakistan, hundreds of children are locked inside police cells or tacky jails, victims of a justice system and getting treatment as the same as adults. The question mark is for the every one that’s why these “Innocent Prisoners” treat and sometimes abused like that. I don’t have the answer…do you have?
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Art
Every body talk about Art, Art is this Art is that...History of Art, the Elements, the old Masters blah blah blah but since I was only two, I started my very first linear drawing by making human faces, and to me Art is what your heart says, your mind guides and your inner vision shows and your hands obeys...
As because I always liked human faces, I still enjoy to make Eye based designs and Images because;
The windows in that you can travel through them and see in any one's soul...
From your own inner eye,
Exploring and knowing,
Understanding the efforts and pain,Also some hidden part of the personality.
Being an Art teacher and writer now I took Art as complete madness, artists are mostly trying to prove something to world by communicating through the oldest source of communication that is Art.
When I was a beginner in Art school, most of the time I felt how can I take out all the imaginations and visions inside me? In beginning mostly student get depressed because they have no control on what they want to execute. What they are watching other good students, their teachers and rest of the world is doing but they can't. This situation sometimes get them in depression and they start to thinking about quit. But if we all quit who will artists of new era?