Show drawing This is taught in the first lessons of composition, in drawing lessons in elementary school!!! = find the center of the frame, make a mark and, turning on your "vestibular instinct", determine whether there is a balance of parts. If this lesson is not mastered to a subconscious level, by the end of the school year, then the student is crossed off the list of those inclined towards the visual arts and is recommended music lessons... For example, choir or dance. My hee-hee is superfluous here. There.
Ser Ti11.11.2026 13:43
Alloxa (Psigraphy), Thank you, it was informative...
Show graphics This is taught in the first lessons of composition, in drawing lessons in elementary school!!! = find the center of the frame, make a mark, and, using your "vestibular instinct," determine whether the parts are balanced. If this lesson isn't mastered to a subconscious level by the end of the school year, the student is removed from the list of those inclined toward the visual arts and is recommended to take music lessons... For example, choir or dance. My hee-hee, it's unnecessary here. There you go.
Alloxa (Psigraphy), yes, yes, Aivazovsky (he has many similar paintings of the shore and sea) should have also gone straight to dancing – he didn't understand balance, the wretched man.
inst_0214.08.2026 13:10
What is this, an ad for cars, and especially old ones? Where's the artistic taste? And what did you mean by that,
removing the sole? It's bad, basically. When taking a photo, in my opinion, you should tell yourself whether you like the photo or not, and then take it and show it to your colleagues. Good luck.
Alexander Matschin, Oh, come on! What kind of car ad is this?! If it were, I would have posted it in the "Transportation" category. I know that's not how car ads are shot. This, as you might have guessed from the category, is an ad for views of St. Petersburg. Like, for tourists. Like, come to St. Petersburg and see a variety of views, diverse (PP, SP, and ZP).
And artistic taste is present. This isn't just any sole, this is the sole (as I already mentioned in previous comments) of Antey himself, sculpted by Stepan Pimenov himself. And he's no ordinary man, but one of the greatest sculptors of Russian classicism of the first third of the 19th century.
Feeling my duty to my colleagues, I asked myself whether I liked this photo or not. And I answered, "I do."
Then I took a picture of it and showed it to my colleagues. And there were some colleagues who liked it too.
Have you stopped stealing other people's photos and posting them on your page, earning a fortune for them, as you did here with your previous account, which the local administration blocked for doing so?
Yes, you're a master of nastiness. I didn't steal anything; it was an accident, my mistake, and it was just one shot that my granddaughter took from a poster, and I didn't know it. As a result, I was locked up...that's all...Especially since it was over 10 years ago...
Greetings, Misha!
These are locals, I think, and the helpers are just right, or am I mistaken?
Yes, it's always tough in the mountains. I remember when I was hiking, I had to lug all my gear, but here it's a completely different story—a helper is always helpful, since everyone carries dozens of kilos, I think.
Great moment, and the whole photo deserves respect!
No puddles... No shadows... No reflections... Oh well. But it's also impossible to read the text on a manhole cover!.. So what? Oh, here it is! I have a black and white copy and a passport photo – highly recommended!
I assume that viewers will appreciate the geometric and graphic quality (in the photo).
Boris Gurevich11.11.2026 13:22
I suspect viewers will appreciate the geometric and graphic quality (in the photo).
Alexander Chumakov, Without puddles, shadows, and reflections, it's only for the connoisseur...
Marina Bay Sands21.09.2021 10:59
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Master, This is awesome! = Besides analyzing compositions, you can now also hold various joke contests... And you can even have prizes, be self-sufficient, and tip the platform. Hee hee. 😜
Show drawing Hee hee. I couldn't insert the emoji where I wanted. If only the Drawing Panel were movable... or at least on the right or left edge... !?
cold kiss10.11.2026 22:54
A Desdichado11.11.2026 10:41
Someone from the Simpsons in profile?!
Mastering a new technique!
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Dzianis P11.11.2026 11:17
A Simpsons profile?!
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A Desdichado, I was thinking more about the silhouette depicted in Klimt's painting "The Kiss"
Marge Simpson, though, is easier to read))
... Marge Simpson is actually easier to read))
Dzianis P, Well, no-o-o. With a belly like that?! That's clearly Abraham J. Jebidiah "Abe" Simpson.
A Desdichado11.11.2026 12:26
A Desdichado, I was thinking more about the silhouette depicted in Klimt's "The Kiss"
Marge Simpson, though it's easier to read))
Dzianis P, I can't think that way, because in the line of artists, I'm somewhere between Osya and Kisa!