. A DailyDoodleI am a 26 year old father of 2. I work as a Flash / Multimedia developer full-time and love to create fun art in my free-time. I also do freelance illustration and animation in-between the two. I was raised in New Jersey but currently reside in Salt Lake Utah. I love to meet creative people. I love being creative. I love being a dad, and a husband. Website
. A Day in the Life of a NOBODY - NYC Street artist TMNK
. Adventures of Tina and Mr. Bee
. Aerten Art
. Africantapestry
. A Girl, A Designer, A Photographer, A Geek.
. Alfred Currier StudioI've been an artist for most of my life though more intense these past 25 years. Originally from Ohio, I taught at the Palette and Chisel Academy in Chicago, then moved to the Anacortes, Washington in 1991, where I find constant inspiration.
My work takes on two basic faces. The first and oldest is my plein air oil painting. It is simply a response to nature and it’s environs with all it’s complexities. For me it is a time of great enjoyment probably equal to a fly fisherman in peak season or sailing on a broad reach with waters of glass. The most challenging part of plein air painting is the weather, but for a seasoned painter, you learn to adjust and cope. This would be my most comfortable or safest work.
The second and most demanding part of my work is my studio painting. These are impasto paintings and generally large in format. I start them with pencil sketches and try to make the subject matter take a rear seat to color and texture. With these paintings, I’m constantly drawing from within, which pushes the anxiety level to great heights. Trying to be creative, archival, and establishing my own identity would be my goals in this work. The key to this work is getting myself in that certain mental zone where I lose all concepts of time and space. This would be the most rewarding part of my work with also the greatest risks of failure.
In both cases I am inspired by the landscapes here in the Skagit Valley. In the end, for me, art is about the process of doing, and not the end product expected. Website
. am-art
. A Mouse in the House
. A Multi-Colored Life
. Amy Lilley DesignsBorn, raised and educated in New York, my background is Fine Arts. My eye is well trained to notice the smallest of details. My pieces are classic, with a timeless quality, they are delicate yet striking usually with a flow of color and motion! Photography is also a passion. With the advent of the digital age, I use that same trained eye through the monitor of my digital camera, taking advantage of color saturations, macro close-ups and the full range of editing.
. An Abstract A Day / Un Abstrait Par Jour
. An Artist's Journal
. An artist's ramblings by Lynne ReichhartI have always been an artist as long as I can remember. I took 20 years off to work as a Computer Analyst, but have finally returned to my first love – art.
After so many lost years, I can not bring myself to settle on just one medium or type of subject matter. I currently create work in several mediums including acrylic, watercolor and colored pencil, especially for smaller pieces. I also dabble in digital art by painting using a digital brush in a traditional manner.
I love to paint from real life. I think imperfection is much more interesting than perfection. If I see a spot of rust, I will paint it! Website
. ANDREA JOSEPH'S SKETCHBLOG
. Angela's Art
. angelato
. Angie Reed Garner
. ANITA DAVIES
. Anna Sellers Art and Thoughts
. Ann Tracy's Waiting for the MuseAnn's fine art has been exhibited from Japan to Maui to New York City. In 2003 her work, "Stop" was included in the catalog of the "Violence Against Women" exhibition, Group 78 Amnesty International, Tokyo, Japan. Her digital painting "Message 3" has been juried into the 2008 edition of American Art Collector. She has also presented a creativity workshop to feature writers at the Sacramento Bee, a daily newspaper.
She has had solo shows during 2008 at Asylum Gallery and Luna's Café, both in Sacramento. Her work has recently been juried into the Digital Art Guild's show at the Bonita Museum near San Diego (10-11/2008) and will also exhibit in "Greetings from Nada Motel" at the Barrick Museum (UNLV) in Las Vegas from January to April of 2009.
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. ANTOWN
. AN OPEN [SKETCH]BOOK
. A PAINTING A DAY - Daily Artwork by Daniel PeciBorn in Skopje, Macedonia.
Graduated at The Academy of Fine Arts in Macedonia in Painting and Graphic Design in the Class of Professor Simon Semov.Member of Society of Artists of Macedonia.Currently he lives and works in Los Angeles, California.
His form of expression is usually the human figure in everyday settings, still life objects that evoke certain feelings, places or interiors that have personal or intimate values.
Gallery Representation: "Paragone Gallery", Beverly Hills,CA, " Independent Art Resources" Santa Monica, CA.Selected Exhibitions: 2002 Solo Exhibition, Museum of the City of Skopje, Macedonia.
2003 Group Exhibition, Downtown Los Angeles, California.
Daniel Peci's Paintings are hanging in private and corporate collections all over the world.
Publications: "Art in King Size Beds" by Michael K. Corbin "The Art of Everyday Joe" by Michael K. Corbin
. A Painting a Day by Veronica EscuderoEscudero is a contemporary artist. Her artwork is both spiritual and whimsical. From time to time she paints a more spiritual Christian image, and occasionally she lets loose and creates a fun and humorous piece. She refers to her art as Abstract Representational art because she paints with an imaginative point of view, while splattering figurative beings throughout her art.
. A PAINTING A DAY - INTERNATIONAL FINE ART MOVEMENTHall Groat II has been a fine artist for over 20 years. He currently is a Professor at Broome Community College in New York, where he teaches foundation courses in painting, drawing, color theory, and computer imagery.
Groat has had one-person exhibitions at Everson Museum of Art, Roberson Museum of Art, Finger Lakes Community College, Cazenovia College, Jasper Rand Art Museum, Lemoyne College, Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, and Washington and Jefferson College.
In 2004 he was included in an exhibition at the Roberson Museum Center, entitled Cosmos and Chaos: A Cultural Paradox, with artists Lucian Freud, Eric Fischl, Jerome Witkin and several other contemporary artists. Groat's work was featured in a full-page advertisement in the January 2004 edition of ARTnews. In 2006 his work was purchased by a significant private collector to be included in a permanent collection alongside German artist, Lucian Freud.
Groat is included in private and public collections internationally, including actors, Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones, Clear Channel Communications, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Cellular One, House and Garden, LTD., Sheraton Hotel Corporation, Binghamton University, Everson Museum of Art, Munson-Williams Proctor Institute of Art, The State University of New York system, Roberson Museum and Science Center and Washington Jefferson College.
In 2006 Groat became involved with the new international Postmodern movement called "A Painting a Day" which originated in the United States. This new model was introduced to the world by, Duane Keiser, from Richmond, Virginia, and emerged on a global scale in 2004 through the confluence of various cutting-edge cyber elements, including popular auction sites, blogs, youtube and message boards through Google Groups. This initial model has evolved into a global view of fine art, nurtured by the Internet's public domain status and free from the influence of traditional institutions.
Artist Philosophy
There are many things to see, unwrapped gifts and free surprises. The world is fairly studded and strewn with pennies cast broadside by a generous hand. But- and this is the point- who gets excited by a mere penny? If you follow one arrow, if you crouch motionless on a bank to watch a tremulous ripple thrill on the water and are rewarded by the sight of a muskrat paddling from its den, will you count that sight a chip of copper only, and go on your rueful way? It is dire poverty indeed when a man is so malnourished and fatigued that he won't stoop to pick up a penny. But if you cultivate a healthy poverty and simplicity, so that finding a penny will literally make your day, then, since the world is in fact planted in pennies, you have with your poverty bought a lifetime of days. It is that simple. What you see is what you get.
Annie Dillard from "Pilgrim at Tinker Creek."
. A Painting A Day Daily Postcard Paintings by Manuela ValentiManuela Valenti is a contemporary abstract and impressionist artist, one of those rare creatures on earth who can create literally anything with the same enthusiasm. Her passion for painting started when she was just a little child, down in Venezuela, South America where she was born and raised by her Italian parents. Manuela is a completely self-taught artist with a passion for vibrant color and emotions which are reflected through out her works.
In September 2006, Manuela started the project of “A Painting a Day” started by Duane Keiser in the US and has been creating a small oil painting everyday or almost daily ever since. With the philosophy that our world and daily life is just a huge dynamic masterpiece constantly evolving, she gathers inspiration from anything and from anywhere… a couple in an old car rally in France, a fruit on her kitchen countertop or a flower in the garden.
. 24-7 A PAINTING A DAY - Sherry De Ghelder
. A PAINTING A DAY - SMALL DAILY PAINTINGS BY DAVID MORESCHI
. A Passion for Small Paintings
. A Planet Named Janet
. Arco Scheepen's art blog
. arkady roytman - the blog
. Arkady Roytman's Nude of the Day
. art
. Art And Courage
John Paul Thornton's web log
. Art & Life
. Art & Observations
. Art Journey Paintings
. Art by Deborah RossSince retiring from teaching a few years ago, I've been able to devote all my time to art. I've explored different mediums and found I love to draw with colored pencils and use acrylics and mediums in experimental ways. Every day I challenge myself to take my art in new and exciting directions.
. ART by DOMINIQUE

. Art by Paul Baines
. ART TODAY
. Art by Shano
. art by TomasTomas Karkalas, Lithuania 1955 -? My head bones were broken in 1974 and I ought to be dead, but God returned me to life after some walk on the edge of the death...my biography reminds the narration of Don Quixote's story, yet that’s the truth: now I live on my disability pension. It is less than not enough for living, but I am not starving and I am not a homeless. I share my pictures with the world but not the complaints, and thus arranged more than 50 my art shows already. The fine arts make the sick the rich with the hearty 'Hi, my dear!' The depth of the steps we leave in life is defined by our love one to other. Thus my pictures are my meditation in color that frees me from my disability by pointing to God
. aRt De Me
. arthiker
. Artist, Emerging
. Artmaker: Art, Writings and Comics by Ming
. Artful Adventures
. artful life
. Artist Hideout
. ARTIST MARIE THERON CRONICLES THE WEST COAST OF SOUTH AFRICA. I live next to the sea on the West Coast of the Cape South Africa). I trained as an art teacher and spent many years lecturing my course "Flowers in Watercolour" to adult art students.
. Full time painter since 1999 and had solo and group exhibitions in South Africa and Europe and have sold works in Australia, Britain, Canada, Croatia, Ireland, Germany,Hungary, South Africa and the USA.
. I have been working on my blog since April 2009 and now have 30 stories and paintings on the blog. The first 40 paintings will be exhibited throughout September in an attic on the main road of Darling, South Africa.
. Artist ..... Richard Del Ponte
. Artist Victoria O'NeillI'm a painter, illustrator, graphic artist; collage artist, performing artist, fiber artist, clothing and costume designer, storyteller, puppet maker, dollmaker, writer, inventor, entrepeneur, wife, and mother/grandmother I recently began blogging and am just overwhelmed with all the possiblities of it. I'm just learning how to connect with others. It's all very exciting.
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. Artistic FlairI have always loved to create and Artistic Flair is a name I came up with after delving into many different mediums of the art world. My focus now is on fused glass creations and ceramics. My inspiration stems from people, places and things that I am passionate about and I like to express my ideas though fun and colorful designs that are a reflection of me. My style is contemporary with a touch of whimsical flair!
. art junk girl~
. art mirror
. artorbust dot com
. Artquez
. Art Spectrum
. ArtsSpot - Original and Unique Drawings and Paintings
. Arts & Stuff
. Artscapes - Musings on Art & LifeMichelle's most recent paintings are inspired by the decaying rural landscape. The play of light, shadow and colour form a narrative for each place peeking through the shroud of time.
. Artticulation
. Art With A Pencil
. Artwork and Artplay ~Lauren Everett FinnWe have no control over so many things that affect us. I am always telling myself that I can’t do much about this or that….but I can certainly live my days doing things that I know are right. I can strive for better. I can be helpful and kind and I can choose to be happy. That’s what this series is about… it’s about climbing out of the murk and living your life in a way that’s positive. It’s about seeing that you really do have a choice and the power to control what you think and what you do, how you react to things and how you choose to communicate. It’s about striving to be a light in your circle of influence. We are not helpless. We are powerful. And when given a choice, let’s take the high road. Website
. Artwork by Trevor LingardGiving up the day job and painting professionally was a turning point in my life. Although I have had reasonable success I am always striving for improvement. This drive at times is at a cost and self destruction prevails, but I will not compromise my standards". My favourite medium is watercolour and a loose approach with suggestion rather than detail is my aim. I love all types of subjects that tell a story but figurative painting must be my favourite of all. Website
. As It Stands
. Ascender Rises AboveFine Arts degree in Interior Design; vice president of the student American Society of Interior Designers - ten years contract and residential perspective renderings/interior design - graphic designer winning over 65 national and local awards in graphic design and marketing - 10 which were DANDYS - Pointillism professionally - Dry/Oil Pastels - Collaging - Illustrated Novel - Scatterlings(c) - ACEOS, ATCs - Acrylics - Illuminated Tiles - Faux Encaustic works
. Asha Menghrajan
. Asil-Art W.I.P.s
. A State of Art PortraitsTracey Costescu is a portrait artist specializing in graphite and watercolor. An intimate connection with her subject shines through revealing the subjects’ character and emotion.
. A sketch in time
. As Mind Goes by- art blog in Millionminds Studio by VinK (aka Vinca Kumala), freelance illustrator and full time artist. Millionminds is part of herself in defining minds into art (illustration).
. A Small Work A Day :: Pamela Viola PhotographyPamela Viola is a Washington DC based photographer and mixed media artist specializing in work for health care, hospitality, residential and corporate settings
. Auntie Mim's
. Awaiting a Drawing
. Bearded Bunny Blog
. Belinda Del Pesco Fine Art Blog
I am an artist who blogs. I am one of those people who let life get in the way of her art for 30 years. I have been back to painting for only 2 years. I am happier and more fulfilled than ever! My first love has become the wonder of watercolor. I guess you could call me a mixed media artist, as I also do acrylic, oil, printmaking and whatever else strikes my fancy.
. Betty Hitlan Fine Art
. bill sharp’s sketches
. Bittersweat~Rob Rey is an oil painter working in the fields of both illustration and fine art. His work displays a strong use of the figure and has an emotional charge.
. Blank Canvas
. Bleuh Meuh Design Blog
. Blog with a View
. Blossom Time CreationsI am a self taught artist living in England, although I am originally from Canada. I love to do charming and whimsical little character drawings, sometimes with a spiritual message. My medium is acrylics, along with Prisma markers, pencils and inks. I also like to add different paper accents from time to time.
. Boogie StreetAfter 33 years of office work, I gave it up to become what I always wanted to be a professional artist. And it seems to have worked.
. Boone's Hooks
. Boyd Greene Fine ArtBoyd Greene, a nature and wildlife artist living in the Cloudland Canyon wilderness area, has begun to impress his clients with the simple realism and poetic rhythm found in his oil paintings. Finding his inspiration in the Appalachian Foothills, Boyd paints using all the training (Master Artist John Seerey-Lester) and self-study he has labored vigilantly to acquire to depict the very epitome of beauty found in nature’s domain. Boyd grows more and more fascinated with the majesty of Creation the longer he studies the works of the greatest master of all, his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. He searches for beauty in everything and loves things that display lots of unique character.
. Brendy Vaughn's Art Journal
. Brian McKenzie
. Brush and Baren
. Calamity Kim
. California Painter William Wray
. Candleday
. canvas2screen
. Captain BrushpenHey. I like drawing monsters and machines and characters. My name's Melody Lu; I'm an animation student in Vancouver. :)
. Carol Barber
. Carol Marine's Painting a Day
. CAROL SCHIFF STUDIOI am a Florida artist who has been painting for over 15 years. I try to paint every day; somedays it is a fun and rewarding experience and on others it is a struggle. But, the next day I am ready to approach the easel again and see what another day of pushing paint will bring to me.
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. Celeste Vaught Art
. chantal stone photography: the blog
. Charlotte B. DeMolay, Art Studio
. Chihiro's Art BlogChihiro Yabe studied design and oil painting in Tokyo, Japan. She began her career in the field of interior design and progressed to creating landscaping perspectives for one of the largest housing developers in Japan. Moving on to pursue her passion in watercolor painting, she then focused on botanical watercolors. Her paintings have won competitions in New York and her paintings have become popular as book covers, stationary, and greeting cards throughout Japan. Reflecting years of formal training in traditional oil painting, her warm style evokes a sense of love and healing.
. Chris Bolmeier Art
. Christina Jonsson -my sketchblogI'm a professional illustrator freelancing since 1995. I'm based in southern Sweden and love to draw architecture.
. Christine Regan ArtI am an emerging artist based in the Metro Washington DC area, but currently living in Newark, Delaware. I love the "American Scene", so I mostly create landscape paintings. I also adore drawing in pastel and charcoal.
. Christine's Art Blog
. Chrissy Maries Card Craft
. Christy DeKoning - Travels in Watercolor
. Claire Kennedy DesignBiography
Having spent an idyllic childhood in a small town, ventured forth to the big city to "make it good" and do my Mary Tyler Moore thing. Took a few sewing lessons, and loved it. Mentored under my teacher learning dressmaking, tailoring, patternmaking and designing. During the oil bust of the 80's (OK that dates me!), I started my own design company specializing in debutante, wedding and formal designs. Finally my dream of Mrs. Thurston Howell, III realized! But now it's time to pass on what I know and hopefully inspire you to do something fun and creative for yourself or a loved one!
I show in a studio/gallery and paint in watercolors and ink. My work is mostly about the tropical locations I travel to when I do my underwater photography and diving throughout the Caribbean and Indonesia. Have been painting since in high school, but have only painted professionally for the last 10 years.
Interests
opera, sci-fi, visual arts, anything artistic....art, designing arts, and then there's music. that's all predictable....but here's the part that's not: love diving, wannabe scientist, hero-tales. movies: Breakfast @ Tiffany's, Charade, Excalibur, To Kill A Mockingbird, The Fifth Element (Jean-Paul Gaultier did the costumes), Tombstone. music: classical, rock and roll, jazz, r & b.
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. Claudine Hellmuth
. Claudio Tomassini
. cmv: an artist's log
. Collage ArtistryI am an artist and writer of various mediums. My art varies with freedom. I don't limit myself in my art. I enjoy the freedom of being myself and doing whatever my heart desires. My artwork is not made to please the world, but to share what is in my heart with anyone open to embrace it.
. colouring outside the lineAndrea lives and works near Vancouver, Canada. Acrylic paint, collage elements and negative-space mixed-media drawings are her mediums of choice. Her work is grounded in the natural world and examines time, growth, and life cycles through her use of personal and primitive motifs, spiritual and symbolic imagery and natural patterns.
Andrea Pratt
. Colorado Art Studio
. Cordelia's Art Place
. Cosmic Photo Art
. Compass WebWorksCarol Cooper is a digital fine artist presently living and working in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada, on the beautiful shores of Lake Superior. She digitally creates, what she calls: "Paintographs" - (painted photographs) and also incorporates many facets of mathematical art (fractals) & abstract elements into her final works. Carol is not afraid of bold colour, and is known to use it with wild abandon at times. Since 2003 she has been actively participating in local, regional, national & international exhibitions and enjoys meeting & exchanging ideas with fellow artists. Her most recent art can be viewed on her website gallery, and weekly highlights can be found on her blog.
. COWBOY'S SWEETHEART
. C.Proppé Artist's BlogColleen Proppé specializes in Marin County landscape paintings, and cycling scenes. She is also available for commissioned individual and family portraits, pet portraits, and commissions from client photos. A California plein air painter, she practices painting from life regularly, and works from manipulated digital images in her home studio when she can not be outdoors. Website
. Cracked Ego
. Crazy Ravens StudioPaula Cravens was raised between the soy bean, corn and oil fields of a central Illinois farming community. She received a BFA from Eastern Illinois University (1976) but then took time out to raise two daughters and have a few adventures. She moved to the Columbia Valley in 2004 and decided to pursue an artistic career fulltime at her Crazy Ravens Studio.
. Creative Every Day
. CreativeLevity.com
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Pure genius Kim!!! Awesome! I love the design.
thanks very much Boyd..
It would be great if you could email me an image and bio too :)
have a terrific weekend :)
Kim ... you really are some kind of special blogger.
Very impressive seems to describe everything you do.
gee thanks Dr Speedy :)
now how did you find your way over here??
no ...don't answer..I'll pop over to your surgery...
I need a bit of plastic surgery ..eek!!