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FEATURED FILM: Selma (2014) 🎬
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Civil disobedience is a daily headline at the moment, and for concerningly good reason. Never a better time, then, to put protest (and wider political) film in the spotlight.
Have you seen it?
*FILM & SCREEN* 🎬📽
The Neighbors’ Window
It tells the story of a middle-aged woman with small children whose life is shaken up when two free-spirited twenty-somethings move in across the street.
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Share by Rob Hart.
Amazing piece by Francesca Crowley!
The eyes are AMAZING, don't you think? 👀
Remember to tag us in all of your work, we would love to see and re-share.
#reshare#tagus#jumptin
The Continual Line: Try It Yourself
We love this concept shared by Illustrator Lauren Hughes.
"...but what if that line continues and you never take the pencil of the paper until the very end?"
Give it a go and don't forget to tag us!
Francesca Crowley recently shared this piece.
"I’ve recently finished recreating Van Gogh’s ‘Bedroom in Arles’ for a friend and I was surprised at how much I enjoyed painting this as it’s very different to stuff I usually do"
Let us know your thoughts!
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Does simple artwork like this have its place in art?
I often wonder this. I personally love the way these kinds of paintings look and that anyone can really create them at any age. Thoughts?
Question asked by Julian Cottrell.
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The past year has seen a huge increase in the creation of online installations/exhibitions, giving us the opportunity enjoy pieces of art from the comfort of our own home.
The question is will they still be as popular once art galleries, music venues, cinemas etc fully re-open?
Jumptin member Carrie-Ann Salter would love to know how she can recreate this thick cracked paint look.
Do you know?
Comment below with what technique you would use. 👩🏼🎨🎨🖌
Happy May the 4th!
This amazing piece was created by Niall Kirk.
"This is the late Peter Crushing as Grand Moff Tarkin in Star Wars. This was a very much last second thing I decided to do yesterday and as you look closely at it their is alot of flaws!"
We love it Niall! 🎨
We just love this piece by the talented Francesca Crowley.
"My second ever oil portrait, again done in 2019, I love this one so so much more and keep meaning to do another similar piece but haven’t gotten around to it although it’s now no.2 on my list of paintings to do."
Book of the month: The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake, by Aimee Bender.
If you’re looking for a gripping – at times surreal – read that introduces strong characters and complex themes, look no further.
Learn more: https://t.co/YYmr7dFyLu
Have you heard of Magical Realism? It’s one of the slightly lesser-known genres of literature (and also art and film).
Learn more: https://t.co/2SfejThdWY