. Magic Worlds through the LensAfter receiving the MA in history of literature and linguistics and working more than 15 years in the computer industry Voegtle began to carve wood in the late 90's.
Extensive travels to southeast Asian countries influenced her early art style.
These days Voegtle's work is concentrating on painting, using different materials such as silk, rayon, cotton and media such as silk dye paints as well as acrylics. Incorporating textures has become a new feature in her range of work. Subjects have changed from richly ornamentive imagery to the sincerity of landscapes and special places as well as a nearly photorealisitc documentation of her nearest environment and travelling experiences. Voegtle has shown her work all over the United States and Europe. Her work continues to travel the world and tries to reach people's minds.
. MAIN DUSTY BLOG
. Making a Mark
. mangosteenskin
. Marcus Soup:AnArtBlog
. Margot Potter
. mARTa's Art
. Marja-Leena Rathje
. Mary Ann ArchibaldMary Ann Archibald is a Canadian painter based in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Mary Ann's portrait, figurative, still life and landscape
paintings are valued for their expressive, painterly and often lyrical qualities. Website
. marydunn-artist.comMary Dunn, born in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania in 1952, and has been living all her life around the suburb of West Mifflin, not far from the big city. As with many artists, she was drawing and oil painting most of her life. Her love for art never ceases and through the years, it has become a way of expression and relaxation.
Mostly self taught, Mary Dunn has worked primarily in oils; however, recently she has been working in pastels, acrylics, and watercolors.
While in college, Mary minored in art. Although she would have loved to have been an art major, at that time, she was a single parent and felt it necessary to major in business to take care of her two daughters. After college, she could not devote time to her art work, but now that her children have grown, there is more time to create and enjoy painting.
Mary works full time as a project manager but her evenings are spent either at the canvas or reading about various artist techniques. “It is a wonderful feeling to be creative in a way that people enjoy and appreciate. When my work is displayed, whether it is a pet portrait, a landscape, or a floral, the satisfaction of being the creator of an image brings such joy to my life.”
As an emerging artist, Mary’s exhibitions have included The Jewish Community Center (Mt. Lebanon, PA), The Galaxie (Chicago, Illinois) and the Iris and Ivory Tea Room (Emerling Plaza, Indianola, PA). Her artwork has been featured on “Infuze”, a website magazine, as well as “Art Bistro”. Currently, her artwork hangs at the “Extreme Art Explosion Gallery” in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Mary holds a B.S. Degree in Business Management and a Masters Degree in Public Management. She is also a member of the Pittsburgh Pastel Artists League where she is the Secretary and is responsible for the monthly newsletter. You can find more about Mary and her artwork on her website.
. MaryLou's Art [Ad]venture
. Mary's "World Famous" Sweet Tea & Art
. Maya
. Me and my artI am Ananda Singha from india. I am a painter and animation artist..
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. Meditation Photography
. Medley of HuesSadia Hussain
Seven years ago my nine year old daughter and I decided to brighten up our kitchen by adding a mural; she left soon after while I completed my first painting. The result sparked an unrecognized awareness and what commenced as a hobby soon developed into my passion. With the aid of Acrylics I enjoy capturing the vivid and vibrant hues of earth. Digital Art is where I contour these thoughts to design abstract images; the results are often surprising more like exploring a whole new world which I have demonstrated through my blog "Medley of Hues" . My current theme revolves around Earth which represents the realms of the cosmos wherein all things exist and whereof all things consist. The diversified landscapes along with their multitude of layers; colors , the components comprising it , the environment that swathes and enfolds it and the forces affecting it. A magic that stretches beyond eternity.
. METROGADFLY© asemic symbolismStatement:
My art work is personal iconography. The imagery has been developed over fifty years. My vocabulary of icons enables me to generate hundreds of images without conscious effort. The ideas flow on the paper much like automatic writing. I generate the images in in sets of 10 to 20 and have produced several series of 100 or more. Many of my original works are photographed and the images are manipulated with Adobe illustrator or Photoshop.
. MiKa Art Blog
. Mike AdeyI am an Illustrator/Artist from Melbourne, Australia.
I trained in Illustration at the University of South Australia and gained a Bachelor of Design. I paint in Acrylic on Canvas in many sizes. I love painting in bold colours, in a Graphic/Illustrative style. I have paintings in collections in Adelaide, Melbourne, Perth and Aarhus, Denmark.
For a full bio, please visit my website.
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. modus vivendi
. Mon BlogAndrea Agnes Bodi
I grew up in north-west Transilvania, in a family of mixed nationality. My father came from a traditionalist Hungarian Transylvanian family, my mother from a west Romanian one, from the Vrancea mountains in east Romania. My paternal grandfather raised and educated me from childhood to college. He was a master of church art, he left behind a lifework of 64 churches all over in Transylvania. He was the main influence in my life. As a little girl he took me with him to his work sites, where I familiarized with the environment of painting. But as I grew up I chose a different path in life, so I earned a BA in Sociology which is followed now with a MA in Event planning and Protocol in Budapest. I do drawing and painting as a self-taught. I carry influences from traditional peasant elements to naïve religious elements, and abstract form play. I am trying to reflect on the two dimensioned space impressionist emotions, play of light and subtle expressions of thoughts.
. MONSTA-LOGUESolomon
I'm a digital artist, self taught and I'm from Bangalore India,
and I do al lot of digital artworks, such as Digital paintings as well as Comic and Manga/Anime styled artwork.
I'm freelancing at the moment. And apart from the love for Art, I'm also into Music.
. Morrgan's Creatures
. Moskovitz Art Studio
. Mother Henna
. Much of a muchnessI live in deepest, darkest Dorset, England. My sons have both flown the nest and I am busy fighting the good fight against ‘Empty Nest Syndrome’. My many efforts at finding my ‘talent’ have led me to try knitting, needlepoint, embroidery, silk painting, calligraphy, bookbinding, papermaking and photography to name but a few. Each hobby has grown out of the last one and I started making books to showcase my calligraphy but bookbinding has become an absorbing passion. I make sketch books, journals and photograph albums, all of which can be personalized using photographs and calligraphy if required. I use a wide range of paper from all over the world - Chiyogami and Katazome-shi from Japan, marbled paper from Italy and Brazil, embroidered paper from India, traditional English designs, contemporary American ones - in fact it's fair to say I am obsessed with collecting the most beautiful paper from around the world. All my books will shortly be available to buy on Etsy.com.
. Musings on Photography
My Life In Pencils & PaintArt by Dwayne Wolff
Painting and drawing is another way of keeping a diary.
But although my work is inspired by my life and times, my object is not to reproduce reality, but to create a reality of equal intensity. In my art, I’m not trying to duplicate external forms, but get to the essence of things.
My interests in art are looking at reality and transforming it, through drawing and painting, into something else. I practice a type of contemporary realism, but I don’t want my work to merely reflect reality. The true value in art is creating something that cannot be explained.
In the end, art is not what I see, but what I can make others see. It is impossible for anyone to express anything essentially real by imitating its exterior surface. I begin with an idea, and it becomes something else through the process of transferring to paper and canvas.
I have a studio in the Old Firehouse Art Center in Longmont, Colorado. In addition to painting, I am a computer graphic artist
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. My Paint Box
. Matthew Carter - Portraits
. My Quest to Make a Living as a Comic Book Superhero Artist
. My Beach Days
. My Depictions
Steve Clement-Large : I am 50 years old, based in Plymouth UK and a self-taught artist - who has only started producing work after a 25 year gap. Having started painting again in Summer 2008 I have sold 3 large canvases and have just secured an exhibiton space for the end of April 2009 in a small private gallery in Plymouth. My work can be broadly described as pure abstract or abstracted figurative and landscape.I work in different mediums from acrylic, through oil-pastel to children's coloured pencils.
. Mystical Mythical MetalworkKathleen Krucoff
I am a glass and metal artist. I have been mentored by a number of talented artists from Patty Gray (fused glass) to Lexi Erickson (metalsmith). I am primarily self-taught. My work is inspired by nature, realized in glass and metal.
. NanjoDogzNanjoDogz is a place to discuss and showcase my polymer clay art, talk to and feature other independent artists, speak to my love of animals most notably the dog and share other life experiences.
I am Naresh from a small city of orrisa India. I'm a traditional animation artist.... at present I'm working for Gamshastra game development studio as lead concept / visual development artist.......
. Nat Dickinson Doing Art
. NEMCOSKY ART
. New Work and Inspiration
. New York Nitty-Gritty
. Niagara Falls Info - What's New ?
. NICKI THOMPSON FINE ART PORTRAITS AND ORIGINALS BLOG
. Non Linear Arts
. Non dairy Diary
. Nothing Like It
. NZ Art - Elizabeth Love
. OFF THE WALL ART
. OUT OF THE GRAY - Portraits of heArt
. Octavine Illustration
. Oil Painting Studies by Dennis Albertson
. Oliver Dominguez
. One Painting a DayI'm an artist living in Durham, North Carolina, and I paint because I want to share with others the beauty I see in so many small, everyday things- I tend to focus on colors, and on giving my paintings a peaceful feeling.
. OnlyPencil.com-Tips and Techniques
. on the Llano StudioHilton McLaurin
I find real pleasure in creating Paintings of the Southwest United States. I live on the Llano Estacado of West Texas and travel frequently to the mountains, deserts and high valleys of Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. This great region has inspired me to put paint on canvas as a Visual perhaps Historical Record. I like big skies, distant horizons and small eye catching scenes. Website
. Oregon Fine Art Gallery "Blog"I'm an over-the-hill, fat, balding guy - formerly a long-haired hippie freak, surfer, low-rider, guitar and bass playing band member who grew up in Southern California in the 50's when it was still an uncrowded nice place. My friends and I used to carry our rifles and shotguns down the street in broad daylight as we headed for the hills to go rabbit hunting and nobody gave it a second thought - my how times have changed. (I wouldn't think of shooting a rabbit or anything else anymore - I like alive things much more).
I've lived in beautiful Oregon for nearly 30 years now - never get tired of the beautiful scenery and wildlife. I'm disabled now from a host of maladies that I won't bore you with.
I've enjoyed the beauty of nature since I was a youngster, so now I enjoy: nature photography, and funny stuff, digital art, and funny stuff, flowers, and funny stuff, art, and funny stuff, and ,oh yeah - funny stuff :-} That about sums it up for me.
. Original Art by L.Clay
. Original Paintings by Mark WebsterMark has studied painting and drawing in college and at The School of Light and Color in Fair Oaks, CA. He has also studied under Timothy C. Tyler in Italy. His work has been shown in a number of juried exhibitions and in galleries all over the United States.
Artist Statement:
I wanted to convey the depth of motion of the human figure both active and at rest. The result became a form of sculptural abstract imagery of not only the figure itself, but rather the time and space that it occupies in a single moment, or several single moments. Generally, I start with the model. I sketch them and then begin reducing the form into less complicated shapes. After several drafts I begin developing areas to gain the effect of either greater tension or greater flow. This combined with an edge on edge effect is what gives my work a dimensional depth. I use water-soluble oils on canvas. I find that these relatively new paints allow for ease of blending and ease of clean up. The result is a juxtaposition of organic and artificial forms giving my work a sculptural presence.
. Orly Avineri
. Otak 3 Pagi ExperimentNajeeb Ishak, or widely known as bem69, has been scribbling papers with his drawings since he was a kid but has never really learned how to paint with natural media. His big break came when he found out he can paint with his other passion; computers. He studied for two years in IT, but left for multimedia design as he discovered IT is not his thing. Starting from '99, he has been practicing his painting skills using the mouse and in 2001 he started using a Wacom tablet, which made his transition from hand to computer much faster. Now, he is still exploring different art styles and incorporating it to his own and strive to keep his art unique and fresh.
. Paint DanceArtist Maryanne Jacobsen is a contemporary colorist with a distinctive and unforgettable style. Ms. Jacobsen was the former regional director of The Rock School West, official school of The Pennsylvania Ballet, as well as the founding director of West Chester Ballet Theatre. A move to Florida in 2005 provided Maryanne the opportunity to fulfill a lifelong dream to learn to paint. Maryanne considers herself primarily a self-taught artist, but has also studied at The Ringling College of Art and Design, and her teachers have included respected artists Julie Hanson, Louis Tedesco, Hodges Soileau, Jon Greeley, and Robert Liberace. Her work is being collected enthusiastically throughout the United States as well as internationally, and in the short amount of time that she has been exhibiting her works, she has been accepted into dozens of juried shows and invitational paint-outs, has collected a few awards along the way, and has shown her work in government buildings and commercial establishments throughout the Southwest Florida area.
. Painted PaperWatercolors and Acrylics by Holly Lombardo
I guess you could say, I've been a painter my whole life.... I just didn't know it. I am a self taught artist who has painted with watercolors for almost 15 years, and more recently, acrylics. I started painting as a hobby in college, mostly renderings of houses for realtors as closing gifts, and some general landscape/still life subjects as time allowed. As my career has changed and free time has appeared, I have painted creatively almost daily now for 2 and a half years, and have recently started to show my work to the public (since Spring 2007). I now graciously have the free time to paint subjects that inspire me. I enjoy capturing light and shadow, and always challenge myself to try something new and improve my own technique. I find inspiration in nature as well as familiar objects, and continue to be amazed at how effortlessly paint will glide over a paper surface, depositing colors and implying shapes.
I am inspired by the masters, including Sargent, Hopper, Wyeth and of course, Monet, Cassatt and Renoir, to name a few. Painting is a passion, and I find now that when I look out the window, I am already thinking about which colors I would use to capture the sunlight on a tree, or a shadow on the ground. It is a passion, and I learn something new with each painting that I do.
I am a member of the Concord Art Association (CAA) and the National Watercolor Society (NWS).
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. Painted VeilMy name is Jackie, however, I sign my images as Shinade. Shinade translates in ancient Gaelic to The Graciousness of God. Therefore, I am always reminded of my blessings. I am originally from Texas currently retired in Oklahoma. I studied art and design at The University Of Maine at Augusta and also at The Thomaston Center while living in Maine.
I am fifty two years old, the mother of two wonderful daughters, three step-children, six grandchildren, five boys and one girl. I met my current husband Walter when I was twenty five and we have been together since our first date. He too is an artist and before his work required him to be on the road, he too painted and worked as a fantastic photographer. He worked back in the day of film, preferred black and white, and developed all of his own work.
I began in acrylics as a hobby. Then moved into formal study working in oil and also pen and ink. From there I became fascinated with graphic design and spent years working in Paint Shop pro and then Poser. The new love of my life is phoography. I have been working in this genre for less than a year. I also have plans to return to working in oils and also taking a class in water color.
My interest in art did not develop until I was in my late thirties. Oddly enough, being adopted and blessed to have found my biological father just prior to his death, I discovered that he too was an artist. He too did not begin his journey as an artist until he was in his forties. I have some prints of his work and he was a true talent. He spent the last few years of his life teaching art and I have been told that many of his works hang in some of the most prestigious homes and public places in the state of Louisianna.
. Painter's ProcessRandall David Tipton
Painterly, unusual landscapes in oil or in watermedia on the plastic paper Yupo.
. Painting a Day - Fine Art Watercolor Paintings
. Painting Each Day
. Paintings by Barbara PaskMy name is Barbara Pask and I am a full time artist living in Ohio. Though mostly self taught I take weekly lessons, the occasional workshop and study on my own. I am a prolific painter, completing around three paintings per week. I have completed around 300 paintings in the last two years. I paint in oils and paint all subjects.
. Paintings by Linda McFetridgeLinda has contributed to a number of collaborative exhibitions over the past couple of years, including an innovative show in November 2006, with fellow artist Kate Millington, hosted by fashion design house World. She has utilized the internet and her trusty mac to reach a wider international audience for her art, taking a piece of NZ to the rest of the world, combining her experiences in the film industry with her art, Linda has begun to produce a short film documentary to accompany some of her works, giving audience into the painting process and her interpretation into that particular piece. She has also begun a series of abstract works exploring similar elements that inspire her previous works but but deconstructing them into a more abstract form and representation.
"As an Artist I am fascinated by space, contrast and texture, and I find painting land, sea and skyscapes a fabulous mechanism to explore this. Growing up surrounded by black sand beaches and the native bush in Taranaki has left a strong imprint on my creativity. I'm inspired by the moodiness and drama of the west coast of the North Island, its ability to create a sense of stillness, and evoke within a peacefulness, which is reflected in my work."
The frames Linda uses on some of her works are made by her brother from recycled Macracapa off their home farm in Taranaki.
. Paintings From Maine
. Paintings in Oil
. Paintings In WatercolorLinda Hammelman is a native Missourian who has lived in Texas, Iowa, and Virginia and is now at home again in St. Louis. She holds the position of Director and Treasurer of the Saint Louis Watercolor Society.
She has studied watercolor with Christopher Schenk, Carl Dalio, Pat Deadman, Joe Fettingis, Judi Betts, Frank Francese, Carol Carter, Hilary Page, Gerald Brommer, Don Getz, Don Andrews, Ted Minchin, Skip Lawrence, John Salminen and others.
The colorful, splashy, energetic quality of watercolor appeals to Linda. Her favorite subjects reflect her interest in boating, flowers, people and places. She has received numerous awards and is a signature member of the Saint Louis Watercolor Society.
. Paint my Brains OutI love to paint and tell stories through my work.
Maybe one day someone will find what I do interesting.
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. Painting Small ImpressionsI am an artist living in Washington State. Painting small impressions of daily life is what I love to do. The landscape of the Pacific Northwest provides endless subjects for my work from the Pacific Ocean to the Cascade Mountain Range and the prairies of Eastern Washington. Inspiration abounds in my homeland of Washington State.
. Painting OnIn 2001 Margaret Ryall made a career shift from education to visual arts and hasn’t looked back. As a mixed media artist, process and exploration play a major role in all the art she creates. Through her work she explores the passage of time and its effects on memory, identity and the natural world. She is an active member of the arts community in St. John's, Newfoundland and serves on the board of CARFAC (Canadian Artists’ Representation/Le Front des artistes canadiens ), a national arts advocacy board.
. Paintings of Susan LilesWatercolors, Pastels, Oils
I am a self taught artist, now having time to devote to painting after raising four children. Art has always been my passion with interests in watercolor, pastel and oil painting. My favorite subject is portraits in watercolor, which seems to be second nature to me. This blog was started to help me paint everyday and explore new subjects and develope my artistic skills.
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. Palette Knife PaintingsAs a young girl, I dreamed of becoming an artist. I began taking oil painting classes as early as junior high school and quickly fell in love with texture and vibrant colors. My earliest influence was Vincent Van Gogh and his work in The Poet's Garden III and A Road at Saint-Remy with Female Figure, greatly influenced my approach to painting.
Soon after beginning my undergraduate studies I quickly realized that self-study was the right approach for me. Through countless hours of personal study and exploration I experimented with different mediums and techniques. My fascination with art that appears as messy globs of paint close up and a moving perfection from a distance helped guide my approach to my own work.
I use only a palette knife with impasto (wet on wet) techniques to create a depth you can literally touch.
My work is award winning and collected privately and corporately in cities and states across the US and in the UK.
. PaperMoon
. Pastel and Paint: Lesly Finn's Art
. Patrice Erickson's Fine Art Portraits & Landscapes Blog
. Pat's Encaustics - Art in the WaxI 'discovered' the encaustic art medium about a year ago and became totally fascinated with painting in the wax. Not only is it an amazing medium that is vibrant in colour, has texture but it allows the flow of your imagination like no other.
Basically molten pigmented wax is manipulated on various surfaces with hot tools. Check out my blog, website or my various shops which are displayed in my blog to see examples of my work.
. Patrice Lynne YoungBFA So.Illinois University, MA Sangamon State University
Full time painter, mostly using acrylics, but occasionally wandering off into mixed media, oil and constructed collage boxes. I think there's no more satisfying vocation than to make things and to make paintings of things that have never been before. The natural world is more amazing to me every day and I never tire of interpreting the things I see or imagine or dream.
I paint murals and do fancy painted finishes to pay the bills, but I paint paintings to breath. The Rabbit Hole
. PAUL KEYSAR
. Peintures et Dessins: Vue dailleursI have begun to paint in 1973 in my father’s workshop, Marc Boussac a french sculptor, in a free work, discovering the means by my self,
using gouache, and now acrylics colors on papers, canvas and wood.
. Pencil SketchingSwarna Prabhu
Creative in things I am passionate about.Artist,Designer,Dreamer,Doer.
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. Peripheral Vision - Inner Sights by Lynda LehmannI’m an American abstract painter and photographer with a passion for color and the forms of nature. Even as a young child, I felt awed by the wonders of nature. As an adult, I realize that my love of beauty has inspired my life.
My paintings are energetic and active, reflecting the intricacy and changing flow of consciousness, as well as the impermanence of what we call “objective” reality. My work exhibits order within chaos, much as we experience layers of organization within the complexity and disorder of both civilization and the natural world. While my appreciation for the beauty of reality is expressed through the realism of a camera, my paintings are marked by passages of vibrant color, gesture, and rhythm.
When I paint, I prefer the ambiguity, freedom and musicality of abstraction. For me the act of painting is like a dance that connects me to the elemental and primordial forces underpinning our shifting and evolving everyday reality.
My photographs provide an intense joy and engagement for me, as well, and include nature scenes as well as close-ups of minerals, shells, and botanicals, and unique views of everyday objects.
I’ve shown my art in numerous juried and solo shows in the New York area.
. Pet Portraits by AiméeAimee Hoover's custom pet portraits hang in the homes of animal lovers across the country since 1999. Her work has been featured in Bark Magazine, Modern Dog, Fido Friendly and Australia's Urban Animal, when she was chosen as one of ten pet portrait artists from around the world. Earlier this year her portrait of "Charlie" (actress and talk show host Bonnie Hunt's pit bull mix) made its national television debut on The Bonnie Hunt Show.
. Phillos-LandFilosPhillippe was born in 1983 in Lyon, France, currently lives and works in the Porto, Portugal. Graduate in architecture, his life has been cross several areas in art, painting, sculpture, drawing and photography, is now signed to the design of work illustration, has a broad curriculum in individual and collective exhibitions in various parts of the country and intenacionais, including contests in the internacional level.Now its gold is to know more their works and participate in new arts projects.
. Photoblog 2.0
. Photography by KML
. Pine Shore StudioArtist Statement
Multi-layered collages define my work. Landscapes and seascapes that are fragmented by rock forms and turbulent waters are composed using calligraphic brush strokes to define detail.
A mix of color is splashed through an assortment of watercolor, and rice papers creating a highly textured surface.
Bio:
Helen was born in upstate New York. Her childhood exploration of fields, lakes, and mountains inspired her early interest in art.
She is a graduate of the Philadelphia College of Art (University of the Arts). A BFA in Graphic Design introduced her to a career in the commercial arts.
Freelance and teaching assignments ranging from coloring books to spot illustrations later evolved to include employment in signage and display.
While raising three daughters, her interest in painting was never forgotten. Exploring watercolor and collage has been her focus in recent years. Today she exhibits her work at outdoor shows and galleries in the Northeast.
. Pink Crab Creations
. pinkie style : the photos
. Plein Air Paintings Niagara Falls, Maine, Caribbean
. Plein Air Painting the West by BECKY JOYI'm primarily a plein air painter working oils. I'm a juried member of American Women Artists, Oil Painters of America, Arizona Plein Air Painters, and NMPlein Air Painters. I have been featured in Southwest Art Magazine and won many awards. Web Site
. Plein d'images par François Boussuge
. Pollocksthebollocks’s WeblogI was born in Plymouth, Devon January 28th, 1970
I Attended College St Mark St John, 1990 – 1993, PR and Media Studies course
I attended, Karoly Eszterhazy Teacher Training College in Eger, Hungary from 1996 – 1998
I resided in Eger and Budapest for 14 Years. 9 as a teacher and 5 as Account Manager for Red Dot Photo Agency
I started painting in 2001
I have had several exhibitions since 2002
I have had several commisions and sales from exhibitions
I returned to England April 2006
I Won International Artist of the Year 2007 - abstract, experimental Category
I have a major art education blog and have had several reviews written on it
EXHIBITIONS:
Budapest, Hungary January 2003 PotKulcs Gallery Cafe
Budapest, Hungary March 2003 PotKulcs. Gallery Cafe
Budapest, Hungary May 2004 ABB Art Gallery
Budapest, Hungary October 2004 Cafe Miro Gallery
Budapest, Hungary January 2005 Vitula Café
Oxford England, June 2007, The Jam Factory
Oxfordshire, England, July 19th -22nd 2007, Art in Action Waterperry Gardens
Oxford, England, January 2008, Freud’s Oxford
Achievements:
Winner of Artist of the year 2007 Abstract and Experimental Category
Winner for June 2008, Pizza Hut Pizza Box design competition
. Postcard from Provence
. Postcard from Puniho
. Potter's Blog
. PORTRAIT OF A PAINTER
. PurrPrints
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Hey, awesome blog! Interesting fact: In 1923 Claude Monet had eye surgery to remove cataracts. These cataracts had affected Monet's work, causing a reddish tone in many of his paintings. Claude Monet believed that after his surgery he was able to see ultraviolet wavelengths normally filtered by the lens of the eye!
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thanks Byron...
fascinating info :)
best of luck with your site :)
You have so many wonderful artists here. This is so gracious of you to help so many, including myself.
This is a terrific project. Thank you for all of your hard work.