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RT @QuickRedFoxy: So, remember that 4’ of snow we got in March of ‘93, and missed a week of school? Back in MY day, kids….. #marchsnowisn’tshocking
RT @newmediajim: Due to draconian budget cuts, #snowquester has been reduced to a largely rain event in downtown DC http://instagram.com/p...
But this isn’t my job”, the response might be. “Surely this is what archivists are for ? (It always used to be.)” Granted, in a pre-digital world, institutional archivists in government, civil society, the churches, concentrated on capturing unpublished materials produced in-house, took in those personal archives that were offered to them, and... - http://thequasiarchivist.tumblr.com/post...
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Andrew Wyeth, Evening at Kuerners, 1970
“I work in drybrush when my emotion gets deep enough into a subject. So I paint with a smaller brush, dip it into color, splay out the brush and bristles, squeeze out a good deal of the moisture so there is only a very small amount of paint left.” [ff] - http://shinyobjects.tumblr.com/post...
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Andrew Wyeth, Evening at Kuerners, 1970
“I work in drybrush when my emotion gets deep enough into a subject. So I paint with a smaller brush, dip it into color, splay out the brush and bristles, squeeze out a good deal of the moisture so there is only a very small amount of paint left.” [ff]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m9dt4g1Q9n1qb068ko1_r1_75sq.jpg "paperimages:
Andrew Wyeth, Evening at Kuerners, 1970
“I work in drybrush when my emotion gets deep enough into a subject. So I paint with a smaller brush, dip it into color, splay out the brush and bristles, squeeze out a good deal of the moisture so there is only a very small amount of paint left.” [ff]") |
RT @museumnerd: One post so far, but this "Metamuseum" Tumblr looks like it's going to be amazing: http://metamuseum.tumblr.com/ cc: @MADMuseum
laurengerson: Oh, the color correction debate! This is something I’ve been wanting to touch on for a while, since I deal with this problem everyday at work. The big question surrounds the digitization of archival photographs and whether they should be left “as is” or color corrected “as it should be?” Now, the real problem here is when you scan a... - http://thequasiarchivist.tumblr.com/post...
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