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Month: January 2013
Every child is an artist. The problem is
Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up. ~Pablo Picasso http://www.contemporaryartgalleryonline.com
Give the gift of everlasting beauty. Giv
Give the gift of everlasting beauty. Give the gift of art. Visit us at http://www.contemporaryartgalleryonline.com
Art Tip: Every time you meet someone, gi
Art Tip: Every time you meet someone, give them your business card and ask for theirs. Build your data base. Visit us at http://www.contemporaryartgalleryonline.com.
Check Out the Amazing work of Ashley Pet
Check Out the Amazing work of Ashley Peters
Artpiece:
“They Saw”
Linocut, Acrylic Wash, Pen, Ink
16.5” x 20.5”
About the Artist:
Ashley Peters:
Ashley was born in the small town of Millington Tennessee, and grew up in Ohio. Ashley attended Fort Wayne Indiana at the University of Saint Francis. There she fell into printmaking illustration, which ignited her creative fire.
About Ashley’s Art Style:
Ashley’s art consists of a combination of printmaking (Woodcuts & Linocuts) and illustration, (Pen, Ink & wash). The pieces are often intimate, particularly the elongated sizes. The imagery comes from that of nature including things such as trees, landscapes, a natural female form,(Ashley’s image of Mother Earth) as well as woodland creatures such as her fox friend and fleeting deer. Ashley loves using linear edges to create a fluid motion and overall balancing opposites. The lines are harsh and raw. They cut through the space. Ashley then implements colors found in nature, often muted. Ashley’s works are about her observations of the world around her; as it changes and evolves as well as what is left behind in the process.
To view more of Ashley’s work and the work of all our fine artists, visit us at http://www.contemporaryartgalleryonline.com. Also check out our monthly art competitions.
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I am interested in art as a means of liv
I am interested in art as a means of living a life; not as a means of making a living. ~Robert Henri Visit us at http://www.contemporaryartgalleryonline.com
Image Blender By: Jayme Catalano Image B
Image Blender By: Jayme Catalano
Image Blender for the iPhone is an ingenious little program that allows the user to blend two images together to create a trippy little masterpiece. The $2 app offers endless possibilities for layering, masking, and filtering, all with a single swipe of a finger, simplifying an otherwise complicated and time consuming process in Photoshop. To purchase, visit the iTunes.
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Jayme Catalano
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Art Pick of the Week: Sarah Swisher, “L
Art Pick of the Week: Sarah Swisher, “Lilac”. Visit us at http://www.contemporaryartgalleryonline.com, to view Sarah’s entire portfolio.
Artpiece: “Lilac ” Watercolor 9” x 6” Ab
Artpiece:
“Lilac ”
Watercolor
9” x 6”
About the Artist:
Sarah Swisher:
Sarah has loved art all her life and has been painting and drawing since a very early age. After high school Sarah decided that art was something she wanted to pursue professionally. So Sarah studied at The Art Insitute of Chicago and earned her B.F.A in 1998. Since then Sarah has been in Indiana working and painting. Sarah loves botanical forms, mythology and surface design and all of these things play a big part in her art. Sarah makes everything from cameos and pyasnky eggs, to needle lace and watercolor paintings. Lately Sarah has been thinking about new ways of drawing. How to use line and color in a new way, so Sarah’s latest work involves lace making and knit images.
To view more of Sara’s work and the work of all our fine artists, visit us at http://www.contemporaryartgalleryonline.com. Also check out our monthly art competitions.
Creativity is allowing yourself to make
Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep. ~Scott Adams http://www.contemporaryartgalleryonline.com