Showing posts with label Putti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Putti. Show all posts

Thursday, October 21, 2021

Three Putti with a Fishing Net

 
 
This Round drawing features four Putti playing in a water garden.
The title is "Three Putti..." but if you look in the upper right of the Circle
you will see a fourth little Putti / Cherub pouring water from a jug!
 
Since this Circular illustration is cropped close to the edge; when you print it out,
you can set your printer to print to measurements that are the nearest size of your round punch or cutting guide.

If you don't have a punch or other guide try this:
Round cookie cutters or metal bells with handles make great guides for drawing and cutting circles.
Because they usually don't have thick rounded edges;
they sit flat on the surface and have a clean edge that "sits" well on the paper.
This gives you a way to easily press down hard on the paper (to keep it from moving), while the handles help keep your non-dominant hand out of the way while you trace or cut around the shape outline with a craft blade.


Source: National Gallery of Art
Constitution Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20565
Sited as Public Domain, with
Open Access under CC0 Creative Commons Zero

Wednesday, October 13, 2021

Mechanical Valentine with Kaleidoscope movement

 Mechanical Vintage Valentine with Putti holding Wreaths of Roses. Image frame of Gold with Blue Background. CC0 Public Domain Picture of Cherubs. 

Mechanical Valentine with Kaleidoscope Movement

This Valentine features a pull / push tab that makes the image change.
The center image changes from a circle of flowers and ribbons to
flying Cherubs among the clouds.

Below is a closer look at parts of this card

Mechanical Vintage Valentine with Putti holding Wreaths of Roses. Image frame of Gold with Blue Background. CC0 Public Domain Picture of Cherubs.


 
Source:
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
1000 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10028
Sited as Public Domain, with
Open Access under the Creative Commons Zero (CC0) license


Thursday, August 12, 2021

Medici Coat of Arms with Putti

Medici Coat of Arms with Putti. CC0 Public Domain Open Access Drawing for printables and Junk Journals. Art and Craft resource for ephemera.

Pen and Ink illustration with the Medici Coat of Arms.
A crown over a shield is between two putti.
Background is a dark cream color.

Source: The Art Institute of Chicago
©: Listed as Open Access, Public Domain with CC0 license

 

Saturday, July 24, 2021

Champhered Frame with Putti

 CC0 image of water fountain with Putti. Public Domain picture with Putti for Junk Journals & Ephemera. Photo to use in Derivative art or Crafts.
 
Putti at frame top hold a ribbon inscribed with
"Dum Spiro Spero" = "While I breathe, I hope"

Remove the Putti and other parts for use in Ephemera.
Use the full image with age spots for a feeling of something older.
Remove age spots and place lines inside frame for writing areas in a journal.
 
Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
Source: Smithsonian Online Collection
©: listed as Public Domain with CC0 license

Tuesday, July 20, 2021

Putti Holding Garland Banner and A Lion on a Shelf


 
Putti on Horizontal Banner & Lion with Helmet on Top Corner
Here are two images that can be used to decorate pages in your Junk Journals or other artworks.
The Putti hold a garland of fruit. This would be nice across the top or bottom of pages.
 
Create a mirror image of the Lion shelf and you will have a nice image to go across the top of your pages.
 Add lines across from side to side to create an area for journal writing.
 
The Lion and Helmet can be used with Classical themes or even
themes leaning toward the Masculine - such as Armor, Military, or
add it to things that prove interesting to Boys.
It would do well with themes of Castles and Knights.

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
Source: Smithsonian Online Collection
©: listed as Public Domain with CC0 license
 

Monday, July 19, 2021

Frame - Three Panels - Angels, Ark, Putti

 
Frame with Angels holding Ark. Putti & a Lion arond a Frame. Use in Junk Journals, in Derivative art, and Craft images

 Frame of three panels with Angels and Ark

A Lion and Eagle are on bottom of frame, the side and top features Putti. The center shows two
Angels and the Ark of the covenant between the LORD God and His people.
This image is great for when you have room for a Wide image.
Add lines and use as writing areas.
Use individual panels for when you need something Tall.
Use the sections with Lion, Eagle, or Putti as Corners.

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
Source: Smithsonian Online Collection
©: listed as Public Domain with CC0 license