“I tend to try to complete a painting all in one day, working until it’s completed. Sometimes I have to close down and finish the next day, but typically I will work all day to complete a painting. I’m fairly compulsive this way.”
“I tend to try to complete a painting all in one day, working until it’s completed. Sometimes I have to close down and finish the next day, but typically I will work all day to complete a painting. I’m fairly compulsive this way.”
September 2011 Global Art Calendar, an attempt at representing events around the world, different types of art, representing different regions.
I am fascinated by the expressions on the characters in NataÅ¡a May’s artwork. They are captivating and intriguing. Just when I think I have them figured out, I see more depth, and enjoy gazing at them.
I was drawn to Marcia Beckett’s beautiful works of watercolor art. I remember trying watercolors when I was a child and ending up with a kaleidoscope of wet color on my wrinkled paper. Ms. Beckett’s beautiful interpretations and expressions, with this medium, portray such a flowing feel, that she makes it look almost easy. Being a huge fan of color, I am definitely a fan of her artistic creations. I had the privilege of interviewing Ms. Beckett for today’s column. Please read with me and learn about the woman behind the art.
A little art history glimpse, this week… Thanks to an article @ Park West Gallery, I have discovered that this week (August 10), is the anniversary of two significant historical events. [singlepic id=23 w=320 h=240 float=left] The Louvre (pronounced “luv?” according to Wikipedia), and located in Paris, France, opened August 10, 1793. The Louvre is [...]