The idea of HereAfter Frames came to me in the summer of 2012. This was a tough time since I had lost my father the previous fall at the young age of sixty-eight. At this time, I was professionally designing and building custom frames for my own artwork, as I am a commissioned portrait artist.
To honor my father, I painted a memorial portrait of him which helped serve as a reminder to me and my family, that he will always be with us.
Soon after, my beloved dog of fourteen years, Chase, was diagnosed with terminal cancer. Once again, the grieving process led me to paint. Chase was memorialized in the painting below.
After Chase was cremated, I received a brochure with urn options. It was at that moment I knew that I had to find a more significant way to honor my dog. That was the moment I thought of HereAfter Frames
HereAfter frames offers you a personalized tribute to those you love.


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Terry Hunt Painting and Decorating, Inc.
Licensed and fully insured, Terry Hunt Painting & Decorating is a family-operated business that is dedicated to providing its clients with quality, professional painting & decorating services at a competitive price. We are a customer-service oriented painting company that subscribes to the PDCA Code of Ethics, and strive to meet or exceed our client's expectations. Terry Hunt Painting & Decorating is a full-service residential and commercial painting company that has been providing friendly, professional painting services since 1980. Our service area includes Palm Desert, Rancho Mirage, Palm Springs, Indian Wells, Indio, La Quinta, Cathedral City, Desert Hot Springs & Coachella. We have the experience & know-how needed to handle every job, no matter how large or small. Contact us now for a free consultation or estimate.
Our services include:
Terry has been painting in the Coachella Valley since 1971. He understands the unique challenges that your home or business property endures in our desert climate, and knows how best to confront those challenges. After a thorough examination of the exterior of your home or business, our painting crew will begin a meticulous process of preparing your exterior surfaces for painting. Once that process is completed, we use only premium paint, properly applied, to provide you with a paint job that will both look good and last for years to come.
Terry Hunt Painting sets itself apart by providing expert color consultation prior to the start of each project. Before any painting takes place, we will apply color samples to your walls so that you can see just what the new color(s) will look like BEFORE the job commences. Once you have approved the color(s), the surfaces to be painted are expertly prepared & painted using quality materials. Once completed, all of the surrounding surfaces are cleaned, and your home or place of business is left in a spotless condition.
We are often asked the question "What is a painting & decorating contractor?" We are not interior designers, but we do provide a number of decorative services such as faux painting, Venetian plaster & Japanese stucco applications.
Whether you are installing new woodwork or you're tired of the finish on your existing woodwork, Terry Hunt Painting & Decorating can help. We can create both traditional & old world finishes. We can help you to choose your new finish, and then expertly finish your new woodwork or refinish your existing woodwork in your home or at our a fully equipped wood finishing shop.


Happy Monday! Hope you all had a lovely Mother's Day weekend :) Less than 2 weeks to go before our lives change drastically and we're now in the home stretch with the major home renovations. Our living and dining rooms are starting to take shape; the drywall is up, plastered and sanded, and we started priming the walls and installing floors over the weekend.
A few weeks back, we also painted the stairway and upstairs hallway. It's really unbelievable what a coat of paint will do to brighten up a space. All that's missing now is furniture, colorful artwork, a chandelier and some curtains.
Our goal is to finish the living room floors before the baby arrives. Anything else after that (moldings, paint, installing lights) will be a plus. Wish us luck, people !!


This original painting is currently for sale. At the present time, originals are not offered for sale through the Lynn Hansen - Website secure checkout system. Please contact the artist directly to inquire about purchasing this original.
In the yellow light of a sunset, a sweeping blue breeze disturbs a pond beside the road distorting black tree branches reflected on it's surface. Vehicle tail lights fly in red lines across the painting. It was painted when I was in pain and seeking calm serenity, so both are mixed in one image.
January 3rd, 2014
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73.5″x 76″ Original Watercolor on six 24″ x 36″ x .5″ canvases $2,000.
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“Hope is the only bee that makes honey without flowers.” —Robert Green Ingersoll
This is my biggest, most ambitious painting to date. Over six feet by six feet on six individual watercolor canvases. I captured this photo at the stunning Balcones Wildlife Refuge in the hill country just outside of Austin, TX. It typifies the magic of spring and rebirth and hope. For more of my paintings go to my online art gallery HERE.


Jolly Koh is a prime mover of modern art in Malaysia. A thinker, as well as an aesthetic tour de force, he is an artist who brought an international dimension to a country that might otherwise have laboured on with watercolour scenes of kampungs and padi fields. Dr Koh transformed local art in the Sixties and continues to do so until the present.
This artist's work is a reflection of more than the sensual pleasure of paint. His background is as cosmopolitan as his approach to art. Brought up in the multicultural melting pot of Malacca, he studied painting at Hornsey College and art education at London University. A Fulbright scholarship took him to the USA, where he completed the Doctor of Education degree at Indiana University. Much of his life has been given to art education, having taught in the USA, Australia and Malaysia.


Acrylic on aluminium
Dimensions: 59.4 x 84.1 x 8 cm
Charlie Warde, 2018 – 20
Fissure (A1) is the largest of a series of 7 paintings, focusing on one of the grade 2 listed walls surrounding Trellick Tower that is due to be demolished. The hyper-real 3D acrylic paintings of damaged and neglected sections of the wall contrast with the immaculately painted panels, each of which conform to the dimensions of A paper sizes – A1 to A7. The panels’ colours represent the fresh optimism of the time in which Trellick Tower was built; A3, A4, A5, A6 & A7 are painted using colours from Le Corbusier’s Polychromie Architecturale. The textures, diminishing dimensions and carefully chosen colours are designed to create a group of paintings that, when shown together play with the architectural tropes of surface, scale and proportion.
From a painterly perspective, the Deconstruction series explores the potential to push past the limitations of two dimensional painting with conventional materials. Using only acrylic paint and artists pigments to create three-dimensional slabs of paint, which are attached to, or hung alongside their supports, these pieces straddle the disciplines of painting and sculpture. Their profound faithfulness to subject matter, born from deep research of the building’s materials and processes make for uncanny hyper-realism presented in formal, abstract terms.
The pink graffiti wave squiggle was added after the Covid-19 lockdown. The cream bean is a self-portrait of my bald noggin.


I have no bio. I´m selling my paintings - not my story. S.E.M.
"Vibrant paintings on canvas by Denmark-based artist S.E.M. is definitely a gush of fresh wind in the world of contemporary art. Hardly anything is known about this artist, who skillfully combines abstract color layers with black outlines: as a matter of fact, keeping his identity a secret is part of his work vision: “I have no bio. I´m selling my paintings – not my story,” says S.E.M., and that’s all you’re getting from him!


The debate around whether the primer is essential in the entire painting process is still hot. While professional painters believe primer is of utmost importance to get long-lasting and top-notch results, DIY painters say otherwise. While applying primer does require a little extra time and investment, it is well worth it. If you check the Asian paints waterproof primer price, you’ll know top-quality primers won’t really disrupt your paint budget.
If you’re still thinking of omitting primer from the painting process, be sure you’ll miss out on the many benefits it provides. To be safer, it is best you decide whether you will skip primer or not after reading the benefits it offers listed below.
Offers a Stable, Smooth, & Ready Surface
In many cases, the house walls have a porous surface. Now, if the surface is too porous and you apply direct paint coats on it, be sure you’ll need plenty of coats to get an even layer. Even if the paint layer looks even on the surface, the house walls might not be able to hold the paint for long, resulting in the paint coming off after a few months. If you an house owner who wants to get the best, effective, and long-lasting work done at the first attempt, you should not ignore getting the walls primed. When the surface is properly primed, wall painting images last really long.
Covers Even the Toughest Stains
Walls in older houses usually have robust stains throughout the space. No matter how much soap and water solution you use, the visible impressions still remain. If you plan to paint such walls without applying a primer, the stain impressions are guaranteed to affect the final paintwork, resulting in an uneven appearance. The only way to efficiently and permanently get rid of these stains is by covering them with a top-quality primer. Apply a coat of primer to cover any visible flaws or imperfections, and let it dry. Once done, apply a coat of your favorite color.
Takes Care of the Glossy Surface
Some people feel that primer is necessity only when the wall surface is stained or porous. The truth is you also need to prime walls before painting if they earlier had glossy paint applied to them. It is because shiny surfaces are hard to paint, and no matter the number of paint coats you apply, they just won’t stick to the surface. Getting such walls primed ensures the new paint adheres to the wall properly and lasts really long.
Besides the benefits shared above, primer also does an excellent job covering up odors that porous walls absorb due to smoking inside the house, regular cooking of food items with a strong smell, etc. When a coat of primer can do so much in significantly less investment, why not get it done? You can get a reasonably-priced primer from a top paint brand and use it to prepare your walls before painting for a stunning look.


Registration is still underway for an oil painting class this weekend.
Instructor Melody Panneton will lead the class on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Northwoods Recreation Center, 621 Henderson Drive.
Cost is $50 and includes paint, brushes, easel and supplies. Students must provide their own 16-by-20-inch canvas, as well as their own snack and drink.
For information, call 910-938-5301.


Human beings have been created as the most intelligent species in this earth. When the first being stepped into this world, he knew nothing about the different ways to survive in this world but gradually he learnt to survive. As the time passed by, human beings learnt to adapt the changing seasons, environments, started to cover their bodies, etc. They learnt the ways to communicate with one another by innovating different languages. Languages actually used to be the symbols which were eventually named as a language. As the time passed by, natives of certain places left messages to each other by using specific symbols to deliver a secret message which was later on adapted in the form of an art. Aboriginal art dot painting is one such kind of an art that used the specific symbols of dots until final portrait was achieved. In this article, we will be discussing about aboriginal art dot paintings and other such types of aboriginal art.
Aboriginal art dot paintings:
Basically, aboriginal art is the kind of an art which is specifically drawn or made by the natives of a certain part of the world or by a certain country. There are different kinds of aboriginal art forms; one of which is aboriginal art dot paintings. It is the kind of paintings in which millions of dots are drawn to form a certain pattern. These dots can either be drawn by the use of only two colours or by the blend of multiple colours. However, multiple numbers of vibrant colours are used to draw a dot painting. The ultimate aboriginal art dot paintings that we achieve is quite hypnotizing and person feels like he is lost in the painting.
Other types of aboriginal art paintings:
As we have discussed earlier that there are different types of aboriginal art paintings besides aboriginal art dot painting so, we are going to discuss them briefly as well. One such type of aboriginal art is done on rocks and is known as rock painting. Then there is bark painting which also a type of an aboriginal art paintings; it is the kind of a painting which is carried out on a tree wood. Then there is string art in which number of nails is hammered in the piece of a wood then the string or thread is tied from nail to nail. Similarly, there are other such aboriginal art forms as well like sculptures, etc.
Aboriginal art dot painting is the kind of a painting which is specifically drawn by the natives of a certain country by drawing the multiple of number of dots. These multiple dots ultimately present us with the specific pattern. Even though mostly variety of colours is used to draw the aboriginal art dot paintings but sometimes only two colours are also enough. “MBANTUA” is a fine art gallery and cultural museum which offers the best kinds of aboriginal art dot paintings.
If you want indigenous dot painting, just visit https://mbantua.com.au/artwork/shop-all-artwork/dot-paintings/


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With the rundown of the best interior painting organization you should do a wide research and select the best to contractor for your interior. It is basic to work with qualified painting organization that has the working license. It is fundamental to pick the correct business painting administration that has a working insurance. What you will require the business departments to check the term the interior painting contractor has been the work.
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All what will be vital here is pick the certified and experienced painting workers for your painting job. With much information the painting contractor is having because of wide experience your undertaking will be great. Doing some meeting to the picked painting organization will be very essential. Consider to see how the painters are getting along their work, the number of coats they use to any extent, and the sort of paint that will be valuable among many.
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I’m ready to start decorating for spring! So this weekend down goes my winter stuff, and up with the spring. Is that too early? I love you winter, but I have plans for spring that I’m excited to get started on! I already have a wreath that I still love, so my focus will be my mantel. I found these neat shutters at the antique shop…
Wanna see what I did with them? It involves spray painting and stenciling…
I’m so in love with my new shutters! What do you think?
I made my word stencils with my handy dandy Silhouette. After spray painting the shutters, I painted on the words. I know I’ve said this before… I sure do love my Silhouette:D It’s a such a great tool to have around!
So that’s the first piece(s) to my mantel. I already started working on the second piece. You will have to wait for the next post to see it though:D
Have you started decorating for Spring?
Have a wonderful weekend!


For the year of golden rooster 2017, we are excited to present our New Year collection of paintings at Dong Phong Art Gallery.
We show new works by well-known artists Nguyen Tu Nghiem, Dang Xuan Hoa, Ha Manh Thang, Le Quy Tong, Ly Hung Anh, Thai Nhat Minh and Do Hiep as well as very new talented artists Do Trong Quy and Nguyen Dinh Son.
Visitors are welcome to visit the show and enjoy the elegant artistic atmosphere at the gallery from 24 January to 28 February 2017. We are open all days from 9:30 am to 6:30 pm.
For our full collection of precious Vietnamese paintings, please call us at +84438680257 to set up a viewing appointment.


Thea Rossi Barro is a resident of Fairfax County, Virginia. A self-taught artist, for many years she divided her time between practicing law and painting. She prefers to paint en plein air, adding finished touches in her studio.
For the last twenty years, she has exhibited her work in judged and juried shows in the Washington, D.C. and Northern Virginia areas. She had solo shows in 1997 and 1999 in Arlington, VA and in 2005 and 2009 in Fairfax. Her works hang
in private residences and businesses in the greater D.C. area, as well as private collections around the United States.
She is a member of Springfield Art Guild and the Virginia Watercolor Society. Besides this gallery, Thea's work can be viewed at springfieldartguild.org or by contacting her directly at and .
"Drawing and painting have been my passion from an early age. I grew up in the midwest and began painting
in middle school in oils and pastels. In the early seventies, a Michigan artist introduced me to watercolors. Over the years, I have taken classes from artists at The Smithsonian Institution, Northern Virginia Community College and The Alexandria Torpedo Factory. I have also taken workshops from several Maryland and Virginia artists.
While traveling on painting excursions around the U.S. and Europe I am drawn first to contours: of the landscapes, of the cities and of my fellow travelers. In my smaller works, I combine watercolor and ink, where the lines add a certain spontaneity and definition. For the larger works, I work in either watercolor, acrylic or mixed media. In Italy, where I have painted most often, I am inspired by the sunlight and shadows and the unique way they reflect off of the rich terra cotta tones of the earth. Most of all
it is just being outside, in the natural world that God has designed for us, that I am moved to create."


The painting of Bea Arthur in the buff was recently purchased on May 15 for a whopping $1.9 million. The buyer, it turns out, was not late night talk show host, Jimmy Kimmel, who joked about buying it as a gift for his friend and fellow comedian Jeffrey Ross.
On Friday, Ross tweeted a photo of himself standing behind the piece of art. The caption read, "Biggest surprise of my life. Thank you @JimmyKimmel — the most generous guy in the world!”
Kimmel responded on Twitter writing, "@RealJeffreyRoss Bea is watching over us, but especially you."
Later, Kimmel tweeted: "Contrary to 'news' reports, I didn't buy the Bea Arthur painting — not even for @realjeffreyross — but I did buy the Mona Lisa Lampanelli"
The Hollywood Reporter, who first reported the story of the hefty 'purchase,' confirmed from a Kimmel rep that the painting Ross was photographed with was not the actual painting, but a prop that was created for "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"
Artist John Currin painted the famous portrait in 1991. Arthur, who died in 2009, never actually posed for it.
"I had a vision in my head of Bea Arthur, and I found a picture of her," Currin said, according to the Christie's auction website. "I was going to put a scarf ensemble on her like that from her Maude days, and I drew the body just to drape it. It was then that I realized that the painting was fantastic as it was."
Arthur was best known for her roles on TV shows like "Golden Girls" and "Maude." She also made a (clothed) appearance in the infamous television disaster, "The Star Wars Holiday Special."


I am an artist and educator on creativity and innovative expression.
My creative practice includes fine art painting and drawing. I make art to better understand and connect with the world around me. In the courses I host, I make space for participants to tap into their unique creative expression.
What I’m up to now
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This 2.5 hour workshop on clearing your creative blocks will help you gain better creative self-awareness.


To get the best results on your surface, it is important to use a paint sprayer. It is important to know the factors to consider when choosing the paint sprayer that suits your painting needs.
These are the factors you should consider when shopping for a paint sprayer.
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We can see that there are three types of paint sprayers: Compressed (or pneumatic) and Airless (or compressed). Each paint sprayer has its own pros and cons. Let’s take a closer look at each one.
Airless Paint Sprayers-
This paint sprayer is powered by an electric battery, or the house’s mains power. To paint, you don’t need an air compressor.
Paint sprayers use droplets of paint to paint the surface. To atomize paint onto the surface, they use high pressure. It will perform its task faster than other types. Although they can work with almost any type of paint, it is difficult to control the spray pattern. This means that you might get excess spray and this sprayer is loud.
Large airless sprayers usually have a small tube that draws paint directly from the can. Smaller models, or cup sprayers, have an attached cup that holds the paint.
This sprayer is ideal for large projects such as painting fences, lattices or walls, ceilings or decks. For best results, spray the paint at a distance of 12 inches. The cup sprayers can be used to paint decks, fences and other small DIY projects. They can also be used to touch up larger projects or for paint thinning.
Despite their speed and ability to produce clean patterns quickly, the spray painter still has two major flaws. They may overspray, which can lead to excessive spraying. They won’t work well outdoors because the paint spray can drifts away from the breeze.
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HVLP sprayers require a separate compressor to provide power. They also have a cup to hold paint and not just draw it from a can. Although they work slower than an airless sprayer, they produce a smooth coat without overspray and no paint waste. These sprayers are compatible with most paints and stains but not latex paints, thick varnishes, or lacquers.
The HVLP sprayers can be used for small projects, both indoors and outdoors. They are ideal for painting cabinets, doors, moldings, trim, doors, and furniture. They can be used on any surface that requires smooth paint to give it a more professional look. For best results, spray at a distance of 6-8 inches.
These sprayers are great for precision work and they are very affordable. However, they can easily get clogged up. This is due to the low pressure of this particular sprayer. This allows you to clean your tool automatically quite often.
Pneumatic (or Compressed) Paint Sprayers –
For compressed or pneumatic sprayers, you will need an air compressor. Although it is cheaper and easier to use than the other types, it sprays a lot more paint and is more susceptible to over-spray and messy results.
Compressed paint sprayers can create a smooth, even coat of paint. This makes them a great choice for painting trim, cabinets and furniture. However, compressed paint sprayers can be used to thin paint. For thick coatings like varnish or lacquer, this sprayer is not the best choice. Sprayers with attached cups are best for spraying paint at 12-inches from the surface.
Here are some tips to help you choose the perfect paint sprayer
These are some tips to help you choose the right paint sprayer for your needs. These tips can be helpful when shopping for a paint sprayer.
- You may prefer to buy a model with wheels or a backpack, if you have to transport the paint supplies for long distances.
- Tip extensions are a useful feature that can be used to paint foyers, high ceilings and difficult-to-reach spaces. Before you buy them, make sure to check whether this sprayer extension is needed.
- Before you buy a spray gun, determine the paint capacity and how often you refill it. To paint for longer periods of time, choose a unit that has a larger hopper.
- To paint a fence or other large areas, you should always choose a sprayer that has a flexible hose at least 25 feet. The extension cord also makes it easier to clean up after you have finished painting.
- A model that can be separated makes it easy to clean. Cleansing is easy with units that draw from the paint-can and interior surfaces that are smooth.
- To extend the life of your spray tips, make sure you get a unit with adjustable pressure control. This can include options such as low, high, roller, cleaning, and roller settings. A pressure roller attachment is ideal for projects that do not allow spraying. It is four times faster than traditional rollers and leaves less mess.
Most Frequently Asked Questions
1.When is it best to use this sprayer?
A paint sprayer is often the best choice when covering large areas. It spreads/works quicker than a paintbrush/roller and covers imperfections and details better. A paint sprayer is a great tool for interior and exterior painting.
2.Which type of paint sprayer is best for painting furniture?
HVLP sprayers are the best for furniture because they spray a fine, even in small spaces. They can be used to apply color to furniture and other details thanks to their atomization.
3.Is the tip of a paint sprayer reversible?
A sprayer with a reverse tip will not get clogged as easily as a standard tip. Simply turn it around and blow out the blockage. A reversible tip is better than a standard one.
This paint sprayer is well-known for its ability to effectively paint any surface, both smooth and rough. They are easy to use and can cover large areas quickly Best Paint Sprayer Black Friday Deals 2021 . They can be moved indoors and outdoors for a variety of projects.


I recently spent a week painting on Orcas Island, part of the San Juan Islands, off the coast of Washington state. Most of my time was spent oil painting but I had time for a few sketches here and there.
View near the village of Eastsound.
Small farm from Obstruction Pass Rd.
This was the view from the balcony of my room overlooking Rosario Harbor.
This small island is just off shore from the village park in Eastsound. You can walk out to it at low tide.


For some people choosing colour is the easiest part of the painting process, for others it can can be overwhelming.
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Creation of new reality – modern art paintings, photography of modern artists Ket Gun and Ilya Tsurikov. Art conception of their own art reality. See more in Art blog about Modern Art / Contemporary Art / Actual Art / Reality Art (Author’s modern paintings, pictures, photographs, drawings) http://art-21.ru/blog/artreality.html
Series of acrylic drawings – project Modern Art of 21st century http://art-21.ru/
by two famous artists Ket Gun and Tsurikov Ilya.
Our art project Modern Art art-21.ru allows you to get acquainted with one of the trends in contemporary Russian art of the early 21 century. This is primarily an intellectual, not a business project. We strive to understand our complex modernity, and exactly modernity exist in our creations.
Gallery of modern art http://art-21.ru/ Modern paintings, pictures of famous painters, photography etc…
Modern art paintings


Press Release – Philomena and the Sea
In this exhibition, Philomena Harmsworth has let her imagination sail over (and under!) nautical waters. Always fascinated by the sea, her Dad used to take her out deep-sea fishing as a child. Now, as an adult, she feels she needs to live by the sea, and loves being on a boat; but is almost a little afraid of the sea’s huge, unquantifiable mass. It is these feelings she explores in “Philomena and the Sea”. This eclectic exhibition ranges from narrative paintings of the sea, to landscapes with sea views, and close up observations of boats and fish.
The narrative paintings evoke the feeling of being involved in a nautical story. You are drawn into storms, the flight of sea birds, sailing and then the warmth of shelter, the titles hinting at the stories they came from. In many of the pictures the earthy colour of the figures and boats contrast harmoniously with the sea.
Another series examine the unknown aspects of under the sea. The sea can be hundreds of miles deep and we know so little about it. Philomena says, “Sometimes you can’t describe it, you just have to try and understand it”. She has used the contrasts between old-fashioned, and sometimes biblical images of fishing and sailing on the water; and mysterious dream-like thoughts about what lies underneath. This could range from children’s imaginary monsters to huge whales whose size defies understanding. In one of them, swimmers and rocks seem similar, indistinguishable from each other.
The landscapes, an integral feature of every exhibition, are all local Abbotsbury scenes. They are of safe viewing points over the sea, and landscapes affected by the sea. Gnarled wind blown trees, the summer colours of sea cliffs, fortification: like hills painted in swirls like the sea itself.
Another set of pictures is about the experience of swimming. Moments in time. How it feels to be like a boat ploughing through water, or swimming under the stars.
The other pictures are of nautical objects. Cubist: like “Bobbing Prettily”. They hint at where the boat has been and where it is going. Some, “Resting Warriors”, are older, well-used boats that have seen some action. Finally some salmon, which give a glimpse into Philomena’s sister show currently running in Beaminster “Forever Shifting”.
“Philomena and the Sea” is by an artist maturing and solidifying her technique; who is also original and keen to try new ideas. It runs until the 24th of December.
By Carolyn Emett


While photographing Bill Schneider's workshop on composition in his Illinois studio (www.schneiderart.com), I took a couple of hours to paint a large willow tree next to a pond in the back yard. I designed the arrangement of shapes to suggest the movement of a gentle breeze that was coursing its way across the lawn through the trees and causing the branches to brush along the surface of the water. I'm writing about Bill's five-day class for the fall issue of Workshop magazine (www.artistdaily.com).
Bill studied with Daniel Gerhartz (www.danielgerhartz.com) and has a large collection of his work on display in his home. It was fascinating to see so many of Dan's figure paintings in one place, and I was in awe of the way he uses a few strokes of thick paint to define the elaborate figures, costumes, and backgrounds of his paintings.


Here’s how we play it safe
Now give your home a fresh start without worrying about the safety of your family. At Asian Paints Causeway, we’ve designed a unique painting experience that puts safety before everything else. So right from safety suits and mechanized tools to complete home sanitisation, with us your home is in safe hands, from start to finish.
With the Asian Paints Causeway Safe Painting Service, we provide a complete end-to- end safe and hygienic home painting service where our experts provide consultation about our products and services. They will help you in the execution of your site which is done by our painters and contractors who are trained to provide a superior finish.
Our Asian Paints Causeway Safe Painting Executive will visit & inspect your house. He will suggest the products you could use & provide a rough estimate based on the products and the surface to be painted. After you have agreed upon an estimate, our trained applicators shall take care of the entire painting process. All the processes shall be carried out while following stringent Safety Protocols which include daily temperature checks, site sanitization, enhanced supervision and 10+ safety measures to ensure a safe environment.
We have a panel of contractors and painters who are trained by us with respect to our product range. Our painters are trained to ensure that the correct application procedures are followed. They are also trained in textured and specialty paint finishes.
Yes, we will do the post painting clean-up for your home and will leave your home clean and beautifully painted.
The team will cover the floor, furniture, doors, windows, etc. with masking sheets before they start painting, to prevent any damage during the painting process. Our team will also help you shift the furniture.


Painting of Monkey Reaching for the Moon's Reflection in the Water by Renowned Korean Buddhist Monk and Painter Su An Sunim (born 1940), from the ancient Buddhist parable of the monkey reaching for the moon's reflection in the water. The recent exhibition of Su An Sunim's work at the Zen Buddhist Temple in New York City was the most highly-attended exhibition ever presented by the Korean Art Society. At that exhibition, Su An Sunim's works of similar size and quality sold for multiples of the prices we are asking here. Ink and colors on paper. 52.5 x 13 inches, 133 x 33 cm. The third photo here shows a wall label from that exhibition with a price of $2000 for a similar painting. That painting is much smaller than the Su An painting we are offering here.


Giverny, France: Immerse yourself in the artistic inspiration of Giverny, a charming village in Normandy, France. Visit the famous Monet's Garden, the former residence of the renowned Impressionist painter Claude Monet. Explore the enchanting gardens with its water lilies, Japanese bridge, and vibrant flowerbeds, which served as inspiration for many of Monet's masterpieces. Discover the Musée des Impressionnismes, dedicated to Impressionist art, and admire works by Monet and other artists of the movement. Stroll through the picturesque streets of Giverny, lined with art galleries, boutiques, and cafes. Explore the surrounding countryside, with its charming villages and scenic landscapes. Giverny offers a delightful blend of art, nature, and tranquility, providing a range of things to do in Giverny, France.


Shop the Joanna Gaines for Anthropologie Olive Rug at Anthropologie today. Read customer reviews, discover product details and more.
Anthropologie has partnered exclusively with Joanna Gaines to bring us a globally inspired home collection full of pillows, wallpapers and rugs.
The Magnolia Home Paint collection from designer Joanna Gaines and KILZ is full of so many classic paint colors, you’ll have a hard time choosing just one! Mix timeless neutral colors like One Horn White and Carter Crème with brighter colors like Vine Ripened Tomato and Olive Grove. Explore the collection of 150 unique shades to create the perfect color palette for your home.
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Get lost in the deep green hue of Olive Grove from the Magnolia Home by Joanna Gaines® Paint collection. A rich earthy green color, a new coat of Olive Grove is a quick and easy way to bring a sense of relaxation to the interior design of your home. Click below to learn more about this Chalk Style Paint.
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Moments in time
Corinne Miller has been making art in one form or another since the 1970s. Textiles have been her main form of expression, but in 2009 she returned to painting and drawing and she will be having her first solo exhibition at the Big Time Gallery in Drake.
“In my artworks, every part of the canvas or paper is layered with decisions, thoughts and emotions as the brush or pencil comes into contact... to me each piece is richly textured with a myriad of intense moments,” she said.
The exhibition Myriads of Moments opens on Saturday, June 5, at 2pm and runs until June 30.


Meet Jenni!Jenni, tell us a little about yourself:Why hello there! My name is Jenni and I absolutely love face painting! I have always loved all mediums of art and I have been drawing since I was 4 years old. I got started face painting by doing community art events in San Antonio when I was in high school. In 2007 I got hired by my first entertainment company, and did face painting gigs for large corporate company picnics. I moved to Austin for college in 2009 and thought maybe my face painting days were gone...but luckily they were not! I met a fabulous woman from my Co-op community that started a traveling petting zoo and needed an experienced painter to go along with it. I've been working with her for a couple of years and now I am helping Melissa spread glitter and joy of face painting!She's sweet, she's smart, she's amazing with kids! And she's available to paint for your next event!


Painting anything big or small is a messy job, and doing it right requires a serious time commitment. If you’re still putting up with smelly paint fumes and lengthy cleanup, there’s a better way. The following painting tips will change the way you paint… making it faster, easier, and cleaner than you probably thought possible.
Goodbye Paint Smells!
To avoid paint fumes, add 2 teaspoons of vanilla extract into your paint. Be sure to avoid adding it to incredibly light or subtle hues though.
Goodbye Paint Drips!
Before you start, wrap 2 rubber bands around the paint can so that they are positioned across the opening. After you dip your brush in, run the bristles across the bands to remove the extra paint.
Goodbye Long Cleanup!
Instead of wasting time trying to clear your paint trays, line the tray with aluminum foil before putting the paint in the tray. Be sure the wrap it around the edges so that the foil doesn’t pull up. After you’re done painting, remove the tin foil and throw away.
Goodbye Impossibly Sealed Paint Lids!
Ever had the pry a paint can open because the paint has sealed it shut? Here’s a DIY way to make that stop happening. Place plastic wrap around the opening and replace the lid as usual. Next time, you be glad you did.
Goodbye Colour Confusion!
Do you tend to use the same colour throughout your house, or have a large collection of paint? If you clearly label the lids it makes it much easier to grab the right colour in a jiffy. Add a touch of the paint to the lid and use a permanent marker to make a note as to which room it belongs in.


Paper postcard in landscape orientation. White background with a blue lithograph by John Colan 1989. The image shows twelve different views of teeth. Written on the back: "ADA 132nd annual session, Seattle, WA. John Colan, artist. Teeth Art 6th floor, booth 2431. ""In 1988 I found myself in the dentist's chair, on and off, for two months undergoing a root canal. As an artist I was naturally drawn to the subject of teeth as art from this constant exposure. Now, three years later, I would like to present my work from the collection entitiled Teeth Art."" John. 42 Thayer Street, Boston, MA 02118 (617) 426-1069. Please call or write for additional information. Washington State Convention & Trade Center. Paintings, Drawings, Prints."


- History of the Painting
- Symbolism and Significance
- Impact on Art and Culture
- Appreciating the Details
- Interpreting the Meaning
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Welcome to the world of Solutions Eighty Seven, where we combine our expertise in Business and Consumer Services with a deep appreciation for masterpieces like the Adoration of the Magi. This iconic painting, created by the talented artists Fra Angelico and Fra Filippo Lippi, captures the essence of the biblical event with intricate details and profound symbolism.
History of the Painting
The Adoration of the Magi was painted between 1395 and 1455, during the Renaissance period, a time of great artistic and cultural transformation. Fra Angelico and Fra Filippo Lippi, renowned for their contributions to the world of art, collaborated on this masterpiece that has stood the test of time. The painting depicts the biblical story of the Three Wise Men paying homage to the newborn baby Jesus, with each figure portrayed in exquisite detail.
The delicate brushwork, vibrant colors, and intricate composition highlight the artists' skill and dedication to their craft. Their attention to detail is evident in every brushstroke, bringing the scene to life in a captivating manner.
Symbolism and Significance
The Adoration of the Magi is not just a simple depiction of a biblical event. It is laden with symbolism and deep meaning. The artists used visual cues to convey a range of ideas and emotions, inviting viewers to contemplate the inherent significance of the scene.
One can observe the rich clothing of the Magi, which symbolizes their status and wealth. The gifts they offer - gold, frankincense, and myrrh - are representations of the divine nature and humanity of Jesus. The presence of angels, shepherds, and animals further adds layers to the narrative, fostering a sense of awe and wonder.
Impact on Art and Culture
Throughout history, the Adoration of the Magi has had a profound impact on the world of art and culture. Its intricate details and inspiring subject matter have influenced countless artists, sparking creativity and exploration in the realm of religious and biblical art.
Both Fra Angelico and Fra Filippo Lippi were pioneers of their time, pushing artistic boundaries and setting new standards. Their collaboration on this painting exemplifies the power of teamwork and shared vision in achieving greatness.
Appreciating the Details
As you delve deeper into the Adoration of the Magi, take a moment to appreciate the meticulous attention to detail. Notice the intricate patterns on the robes, the expressions on each figure's face, and the interplay of light and shadow that adds depth and dimension to the scene.
Let your eyes wander across the canvas, discovering new elements with each gaze. The artists' ability to capture human emotions and convey a sense of reverence and adoration is truly remarkable.
Interpreting the Meaning
The Adoration of the Magi invites us to reflect on the timeless themes of faith, humility, and the universal pursuit of truth. It serves as a reminder of the importance of recognizing and honoring the divine in our lives, as well as the significance of unity in the face of adversity.
Interpretations of this painting may vary, allowing each viewer to find personal meaning and connection. Whether viewed as a testament to the power of faith or a celebration of the human spirit, the Adoration of the Magi continues to resonate with audiences worldwide.
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At Solutions Eighty Seven, we specialize in Business and Consumer Services, providing top-notch Digital Marketing solutions to help your brand thrive in the modern age. Our team of experts combines creativity, data-driven strategies, and industry insights to deliver measurable results.
With a deep appreciation for art, culture, and the power of storytelling, we approach our work with the same level of passion and attention to detail as Fra Angelico and Fra Filippo Lippi did when creating the Adoration of the Magi. We understand the importance of standing out in a crowded digital landscape and will ensure your brand shines brightly.
Contact Solutions Eighty Seven today to discover how we can elevate your digital presence and drive your business forward.
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Easy-to-follow watercolor techniques and projects help you find inspiration at home and paint what you see around you, from seasonal decor to favorite recipes and the flowers in your garden.
As we all spend time at home, you may find yourself looking for a creative outlet that doesn’t require you to get out and about. That’s where Watercolor Painting at Home comes in, with ideas and inspiration for painting from your couch, front porch, backyard, and more. Painting your favorite things will make your home look more beautiful to you, and it will help you appreciate where you live and what you have. It’s easy to find inspiration at home; just look to your holiday décor, favorite recipes, plants, office, and more.
Expertly written and illustrated by a professional artist, this beautiful book is filled with inviting and colorful large-scale art accompanied by instructions that are clear and easy to follow for any skill level. Watercolor is one of the most popular art mediums out there, and the items needed for the projects are affordable and accessible.
With Inspired Artist: Watercolor Painting at Home, gain a new appreciation for your home as you paint your everyday surroundings.
• ISBN: 9780760380406
• Author: Bley Hack
• Publisher: Walter Foster Publishing
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 128
• Dimensions: 27.94 x 12.59cm
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Berries on Pink Candy
Berries on Pink Candy
There’s nothing that feels quite as abundant and special as inviting an original artwork to live with you.
And these strawberries and berries original oil painting is no exception.
Perfectly at home in your family kitchen, formal dining space and even the home office or in a gallery wall, this original artwork adds refinement and fun, details and magic.
It’s the pop of delicious colour that evolves with you as you make memories in your family home.
This vibrant original in 20cm x 20cm/8in x 8in can be very quickly and easily hanged in your favourite spot.
Just stick some 3M hanging strips to back of the panel, attach to a wall and enjoy!
Alternatively, you may choose to discuss with your local framer a custom-frame option that matches your home decor.
What makes these Red and Blue Berries original artwork so special?
🔸 Size: 20cm x 20cm/8in x 8in - 3mm thick
🔸 Material: Premium oil paints and wooden panel
🔸 Intricate details see the brushstrokes, sense the love, feel all the vibes
🔸 Knowing that you own the original: Priceless!
Yani, the paintings are here!!!! They’re BEAUTIFUL Yani!!! I’m so happy to have them here!!! 😍😍😍
Thank you thank you thank you!!! 💕
Hi Yani, persimmons arrived safe and sound, it is currently getting framed. We absolutely love it and can’t wait to hang it in our home!
Hi Yani, your lovely works are up in my kitchen! So beautiful!
I was happy with my kitchen but felt it was missing something, such as some color and personality. Now that the artworks are hanging on my walls I feel delighted!! Love the colors and fruits hanging on my walls. They feel more “appetizing”, especially when cooking, I can look up and see these happy pictures.
How much is shipping?
Shipping of unframed Sunday Minis is $9 within Australia.
Free Shipping for orders over AUD250 Australia wide.
Framed original oil paintings:
23cm x 23cm - $25
28cm x 28cm - $29
33cm x 33cm - $35
43cm x 43cm - $39
53cm x 53cm - $45
New Zealand & International shipping rates are calculated at checkout.
Please note that all duties, taxes and customs charges and fees are the responsibility of the buyer.
How long before my artwork ships?
We usually process all original artwork orders within 48 hours. Expect it to arrive within 3 to 5 business days (up to 10 days for interstate orders) after it leaves our studio.
Will my artwork look just like in the images on this page?
The colours within your painting may vary slightly from the colours you see on your screen right now based on your individual device settings.
What if I change my mind once it arrives?
Buying original art is a big deal. That’s why I happily refund the cost of your original artwork within 14 days of delivery (unless commissioned). Please contact me by email at firstname.lastname@example.org so we can work things out.


2 Orchard Farm Barns
Roughton NR11 8SL
Tel: 01263 768976
As an indication, framed original paintings are for sale between £295 - £500
For reference: a £295 painting would be approximately 470mm x 470mm overall frame size;
a £500 painting would be approximately 1000mm x 570mm overall frame size.
(Actual picture sizes vary)
Commissions are costed to suit requirements.


Curly Decorating Glasgow’s top Painter and decorator.
We are fully qualified painters and decorator who will exceed your expectations every time. Every surface we coat is rubbed down to give a smooth first class finish.
When we were formed we knew we wanted to be the best so we invested time and money researching new products and as a result 95% of the products we use are water based paints. We are particularly fond of water based satin for your woodwork as its quick drying, has very little odour and won’t go yellow like traditional oil based paints. Painter & Decorator Glasgow Curly Decorating
We have also spent a lot of money on equipment, in particular dust free sanders to keep your house clean and spray painting equipment to effectively paint your ornate cornice.
All our work is insured and guaranteed for peace of mind so give us a call to arrange a quote now.
Still not sure then have a look at our completed Painting & Decorating jobs on the past work page.


Callie Storie Interview
May 28, 2020
During this interview we chatted about how Art History influences our society, provides another perspective on the history surrounding artworks, and influences the works of contemporary artists. @calliestorie also shared about some of her favorite artists @arinze @b.lillibridge #baronesselsavonfreytagloringhoven @kehindewiley and #suzannevaladon. She also shared about her involvement in the upcoming creative project of @antiquegardens.
Kaitlyn Heriford Interview
May 21, 2020
In this episode, we heard from painter Kaitlyn Heriford. She shared about her creative process, becoming a full time artist, and transitioning from realism to abstraction. She also shared about the importance of giving yourself grace and embracing joy and light in the midst of adversity. Check out her work on Instagram @kaitlynheriford.art.
Rohini (Howell) Sen Interview
May 14, 2020
During this casual interview we talked about, Rohini’s passion for conservation and how the animal world inspires her work. Her realist oil paintings show both stillness and movement. We also talked about inspiration and ways to continue making art during busy seasons. You can find her work on Instagram @RohiniSenArt.
Adelia Roberts Interview
May 7, 2020 -
We chatted about growing up as "the art kid", becoming a professional visual artist, discovering her creative process, overcoming creative dry periods, and finding inspiration in nature. You can learn more about her painting and sculpture at adeliaroberts.com.


`Carolina Life' on display
LANDRUM, S.C. -- Conn Gallery will host an opening reception for "Carolina Life Impressions" from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Saturday.
Madeline Dukes, born in Beafort, graduated from Wintrhop University with a bachelor of art in political science and minored in art. Having married before graduating, she moved with her husband to Clemson and worked as an assistant designer for Gerber Children's wear in Greenville. Moving to Aiken next, she worked for a broker for almost two years. In their final move to Clover, she worked in marketing. During these several years she kept painting part time. When her only son fell ill, forcing her to stay at home, she began painting full time.
Dukes' work has been in various juried exhibits and group gallery exhibits since 2001. She paints interiors, landscapes, urban scapes and figures.
Grace Scherer is a native of Fredonia, N.Y., and now resides in Greenville. Graduating from Syracuse University in 1958 with a bachelor of fine arts degree, she has taught art in public and private schools as well as watercolor workshops in galleries and museums. She currently teaches watercolor at Greenville Tech.
She is the founder and life member of the Western Maryland Watercolor Society, and is a member in Baltimore, Georgia, Pittsburgh and South Carolina watercolor societies. Her work has been in numerous juried exhibits throughout the mid and southeast. Her paintings depict landscapes, urban spaces, still life and florals.
Kelly Welch lives in Fletcher, N.C., and is a relative newcomer to the art world. A prolific and talented plein-aire artist, her media is oils and pastels. Her education is only two workshops with Albert Handell and Ken Backhaus. She has been in numerous shows in the past two years, all throughout North and South Carolina. Her enthusiasm for painting shows in her vibrant colors and texture of her landscapes and technical excellence of her figures.
The gallery is at 108 E. Rutherford St., Landrum. For more information, call (864) 590-6128.


Peelable Glass Paint - Easter Stencil Pack
Decorate windows, jars, bottles with craft tins of Thorndown Peelable Glass Paint and six stencils, a brush and instructions.
Fantastic Easter Craft Pack for painting windows, glass and plastic.
Simply peels off cleanly to remove.
- 4 x 40ml tins of Peelable Glass Paint
- 6 x Easter Stencils
- 1 x Art brush
- Instructions and tips
Have some fun decorating for Easter


For Missoula residents, it has never been easier to get up close and personal with Pierre-Auguste Renoir. The French Impressionist painter never visited Western Montana; but right now, the paint from his palette and the sublimely delicate impressions left by his hand are right here, hanging on the wall of a small gallery on the University of Montana campus.
The mere presence of three original works by Renoir – at least one of which hasn’t been exhibited in more than 40 years – is enough to draw art history buffs from near and far to Missoula. Add in a dozen other works by some of history’s most recognized artists – including Paul Gauguin, Rene Magritte, Max Ernst, and John William Waterhouse – and the exhibit, titled “Renoir, Magritte, Gauguin and other European Masterpieces from a Private Collection,” lives up to its name. [Read More...]


|The Artists of the Plein Air Painters of the Jersey Coast enjoy the
many beauties that coastal New Jersey has to offer. They portray local
scenes with a variety of media including oil paints, pastels, acrylics,
watercolors, and pen and ink. Taking pleasure in each other’s
company, the PAPJC is a congenial group of dedicated painters.
By clicking on an underlined name below, you can learn more about
that artist and see examples of his or her work.


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Corks and Canvas Painting Events
December 20, 2017 @ 8:00 am - December 31, 2019 @ 5:00 pm| $35
Nectar Catering and Events is a host space for monthly Corks and Canvas wine painting events. The ticket holder gets a guided three hour lesson in painting the featured painting. The cost includes all supplies. Nectar is on hand to provide wine, beer, and a limited assortment of appetizers.
Corks and Canvas Events are most often the third Wednesday at our downtown location with a monthly Mimosa Morning hosted in Kendall Yards on the first Saturday of the month.
Visit the Corks and Canvas Events website for a listing of events and the featured paintings.


Since this quarantine period has gotten on to our nerves. Let us indulge in a therapeutic painting process, where you will not only feel relaxed but also learn a new skill. Learn how to create beautiful watercolor backgrounds with me. Things you will be learning in this workshop -
1. Wet on wet technique
2. Gradient wash
3. Blending Colors
4. Creating Galaxy
5. Using salt to create texture
Things you will need:
It is going to be fun, we will put on some nice therapeutic music & let our paints flow to create magic.


Organizing your home can be tricky, especially when it comes to keeping track of all your paint cans and other supplies. This Touch Up Cup Paint Storage Container is the perfect way to keep your paints safe and organized. The container holds up to 12 paint cans, and features a poured spout for easy touch ups. The best part? The container is stackable, so you can easily add on to your collection.
A paint storage container is a crucial component of any painting project. It is important to choose the right size container for your project and to make sure that it is airtight. A good paint storage container will keep your paint fresh for a long time.
Paint is one of the most versatile mediums for creating art. It can be used in a variety of ways and provides a beautiful finish to any project. However, paint can also be messy and difficult to clean up. That's why it's important to have a safe and secure place to store your paint during and after a project.
There are a number of ways to store paint safely and securely. One option is to use airtight containers. This will keep your paint from drying out and making a huge mess. Another option is to use a sealable plastic bag. This is a great way to store paint if you're working on a small project.
Whatever method you choose, make sure that your paint is stored in a cool, dry place. This will ensure that it lasts for a long time and doesn't become ruined.
A paint storage container can be made from a variety of materials, including plastic, metal, and glass. Each material has its own pros and cons, so it's important to choose the right one for your needs.
Plastic containers are the most affordable option, but they can discolor over time and may not be as durable as other materials. Metal containers are more expensive, but they're much more durable and won't discolor. Glass containers are the most expensive option, but they're also the most aesthetically pleasing and won't discolor.
When choosing a paint storage container, be sure to consider what material will best suit your needs.
As a homeowner, you may find yourself needing to store paint for touch-ups or future projects. Whether you have a lot of paint or a little, there is a storage container that will work for you. Let's take a look at some of the different sizes of containers and how much paint they can accommodate.
A pint-sized container can hold up to a half-pint of paint. This is perfect for small jobs or if you only need to keep a little paint on hand.
A quart-sized container can hold a full quart of paint. This is a great option if you do a lot of painting or if you need to keep a lot of paint on hand.
A gallon-sized container can hold up to a gallon of paint. This is perfect for large jobs or if you need to keep a lot of paint on hand.
Now that you know the different sizes of containers, you can choose the one that is right for you. If you have a lot of paint, you may want to choose a gallon-sized container. If you only have a little paint, a pint-sized container will suffice.
If you're like most people, you probably have a few old paint cans laying around the house. It's important to label your paint storage containers so that you know what paint is inside. This will save you time and frustration when you're trying to find the right color for your project.
To label your paint cans, simply write the name of the paint and the date on a piece of masking tape. Then, attach the tape to the top of the can. If you want to get really organized, you can also include the paint brand and color code on the label.
Once you've labeled your paint cans, be sure to store them in a cool, dry place. Paint can deteriorate over time, so it's important to keep them in optimal conditions. If you have any questions about how to store paint, be sure to ask a professional at your local hardware store.
Whether you're a professional painter or a DIY enthusiast, it's important to store your paint storage container in a cool, dry place. Heat and humidity can cause the paint to spoil, so it's best to keep it in a temperature-controlled environment. If you're not using your paint storage container right away, be sure to seal it tightly to keep the paint fresh.
When you are done using the paint, it is important to clean out the storage container before putting it away. If you don't, the paint can dry out and make it difficult to use the next time you need it. To clean the container, simply remove the lid and rinse it out with water. You might need to use a brush to remove any dried paint from the sides. Once you've rinsed it out, dry the container with a clean cloth and put the lid back on.


Caravaggio painted all seven corporal works of mercy on a single canvas, entitled “The Seven Acts of Mercy.” This painting, despite Caravaggio’s soaring popularity, remains relatively little known. Why? It’s in a church in the back streets of Naples, and it has to stay there.
In a fascinating article at RNS, David Gibson summarizes the story, recently recounted in a new book by Terrance Ward:
The main problem was finding the painting. The Pio Monte society that commissioned the work stipulated that it remain in the church, and even as Caravaggio’s reputation was revived in recent decades, “The Seven Acts of Mercy” was largely left behind because it was never part of a museum’s collection or any special exhibition outside Naples.
Moreover, few would wander down the warren of Neapolitan streets to the church the way Terence Ward did one day in 1998. Stunned by what he found in the painting, he was just as captivated by the custodian of the church who stood guard in virtual solitude: Angelo Esposito, a onetime city sewer worker who in one of the city’s typically dysfunctional reorganizations was shuttled to look after this backwater masterwork.
The custodian, who, spending so many hours with this artwork had grown to appreciate it, helps to tell the story of Caravaggio’s painting.
“In the end, his art isn’t about bishops in silk robes giving handouts to the needy,” Esposito tells Ward at one point. “It’s about simple people helping one another. He’s the artist of the poor. Our artist! There’s no one else like him. It’s all there! … What more do you want?”
You can read the whole thing here.
I highly recommend the book by Terence Ward, The Guardian of Mercy. It was a very enjoyable read. It mixes the history of Caravaggio and the painting, the story of the “guardian” himself and the journey of the author and his wife in discovering the painting and the guardian. The author also ties in the Year of Mercy into the story line and does so quite well.


A set of paints in sachet for eyebrows and eyelashes, gray-brown color and oxidizing agent 3% (25 sachets each)
Professional gray-brown paint Nikk Mole with keratin and hyaluronic acid has an innovative product formula designed not only for painting, but also for caring for eyebrows and eyelashes. Thanks to it, the harmful effects of paint on the skin and hairs of eyebrows or eyelashes are completely eliminated.
Refers to the palette for blondes. One of the lightest shades in the line. It has a translucent gray-brown tint on the skin when dyed and light brown on the hair. Suitable for blondes and fair-haired girls who do not want a rich, bright color. The shade belongs more to the cold range, but it has notes of warm shades, which is why it is called taupe. The shade is perfect for girls of the Slavic type.
Also suitable for use alone and mixed with other shades.
The technique for painting eyelashes and eyebrows and how to apply the paint can be found in the instructions that come with the product or on the website.


Went back home to California for a couple of days to visit family and a sick friend. I made this Terra Cotta bowl for her and planted a strawflower torch cactus in it.
blooms + light
Hasselblad 500CM | Fuji Pro 400H
home sweet home
Olivia Peguero is an Afrolatina artist from the Dominican Republic. Peguero’s paintings are distinguished by her use of Dominican landscapes and fauna, particularly flowers, which represent the repeating cycle of birth, life and death and also pride in her Dominican roots.
Aside from being a painter, Peguero is the founder of the “Peguero Arte Libros Foundations” and the “Art Books for Education Project”, two foundations that focus on art education for Dominican children in rural areas.
Both pictures featured in this post are courtesy of Olivia Peguero’s official website, where more information about the artist and her work can be found.


My first art recollections involve sawdust. My father was a wonderful wood worker and I took the saw dust from his table saw, mixed it with flour and water and created a series of ducks.
Later my paternal grandma, an accomplished painter, would inspire me with her art and her being.
My first adult foray into producing art was functional pottery in the 1970-80’s.
Painting is an experiential journey that I began in my mid 50’s.
My art emerges out of an exploration of nature, texture and color and is inspired by a deeper indescribable knowing of what draws us in.
Like the ducks that are my first remembered art pieces, birds and natural habitats are often the underlying themes of my work.
Studies in Art
University of Alberta, Department of Extension, Pottery 1975-78
Edmonton Potters Guild, 1978-83
Naramata Centre, Print Making 2015
Okanagan School of the Arts, Jenny Long, Samantha DiSilva and other teachers 2009-2015
Emily Carr, Fine Art Techniques Diploma (underway)
Basics of Composition and Form and Materials August 2014
Media in Fine Art Practice August 2014
Cannery Student Exhibition, Jenny Long instructor, 2009
Penticton Art Gallery, Under $300 Art Exhibitions, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
Okanagan School of the Arts/Shatford Centre 2014
The Bench Market June 2015
Canadian Federation of Artists Spring Exhibit, Shatford Centre, Penticton 2015


Tilal Gallery presents an exhibition of Abdul Rida Baqer. The Opening is Sunday, 24th of April at 7 PM.
Drawing inspiration from his personal life, Kuwaiti-born Abdul Rida Baqer’s oeuvre combines his past memories with his current experiences to create works that embody his entire being and state of mind. This Solo Exhibition features 39 oil on canvas paintings give the viewer immaculate insight into his artistic choreography and style. Baqer has participated in various international exhibitions in Spain, Lebanon, Greece, Iraq, Tunisia, Japan, India and Monaco.
Exhibition will continue till 5th of May 21.30
my name is maryam
i am artis
i am painter


Expressionist Abstract Paintings
As a self-taught painter, the particularity of Jean Maroquesne is his multi-layered abstract paintings of rich colors and his collages making an assemblage of different forms, thus creating a new whole.
You can discover some of his paintings by clicking on the links below:
For any art inquiries, prices of originals or commissioned artworks, please contact me.
You can also visit my shop online to see the different printing possibilities (Paper, Framed, Canvas, Acrylic, Posters, Metal...).


Friday, July 29, 2016
Watercolor Painting with Plastic Wrap, Bubble Wrap, and Waxed Paper
Here is an interesting technique for working with watercolor. The artist doesn't show all of the process, but after she removes the masking fluid from the dry paintings, she fills in the flowers with more paint. However, you could leave whatever designs you make with the masking fluid as silhouettes.
Card makers, you could skip the masking fluid part entirely and make the interesting backgrounds for card making purposes. It appears to me that you would need real watercolor paper of a decent weight to do this, though. Not just any paper would work.


Suzanne Pierson made her living in both Art & Music, always entertained, always entertaining, fascinated and amazed by The Muse! A former gallery owner, college prof, studio artist, school Music educator, singer/songwriter, and an avid world traveler, fun & beauty fill her days. Suzanne believes “if you’re not having a Good Day, you’re not paying attention”! When Suzanne is not exhibiting in a gallery, or painting in her Crested Butte studio, she’s outdoors in all seasons, on the trails and ski slopes dancing with her paint brush expressing the beauty she sees and interprets en plein air using acrylics or watercolors, often painting on wood as well as canvas. Find her learning along with her students sharing the wonders of Art in the mountains or casting in the rivers for fresh new ways to express a personal vision.
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We are never alone …
In 1999 I had such a profound dream of Angels that my life changed. I was a freelance graphic designer at the time, but I knew when I awoke that I needed to paint Angels. I started creating on large canvases, inspired by what I had seen in the dream and by life. The following year I was told in a reading that I would see visions … not to be afraid, it was a good thing!
I thought then, wow, what if I could use that visioning with my art abilities to intentionally connect to people’s Spirit Teams and paint them? I received a little push from a dear friend whom I had shared the reading with (like off the cliff) and soared.
To date I have painted over 300 commissioned Spirit Guide Portraits and each one has been a beautiful and profound encounter.
Being the Selenite Gypsy for the past seven years has curtailed my art offerings but now that I am settled with a home studio, I am once again available to paint.
Angel & Spirit Guide Paintings
I spend 15-20 minutes sitting quietly, connecting with your team. This may be done remotely (I just need a photo where I can see your eyes) or in person. The essence of the interaction I experience with your Angels and Guides is captured in the drawing and I also include a written account of what transpired.
They make awesome gifts too!
The Watercolor paintings are on cold pressed 140 lb paper and the acrylic paintings are on stretched canvas.
8 x 10 Prismacolor Pencils on Card Stock ~ $111.00
8 x 10 Watercolor or Acrylic Painting ~ $222.00
11 x 14 Watercolor or Acrylic Painting ~ $333.00
One Hour with 8 x 10 Prismacolor Pencils on Card Stock ~ $144.00
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Helene is a young French artist. From a very young age her dream was to draw for Disney but for different reasons ended up studying Mathematics at University. She never gave up her childhood passion for art, feeling more attracted by the creativity of art than by the strictness of science. She started to paint only a few years ago, self taught and is working towards her dream of painting professionally.
Her work shows how she perceives the world, a world at the same time offering beauty and inspiring a certain melancholy.
Here is life, between the light and the shadow...
Paintings, drawings and inks are for sale.
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Robert Henri (1865-1929) Biography
Born Robert Henri Cozad in Spence's Station (later changed to Cozaddale), Ohio in 1865 (his birth was registered in Cincinnati), Robert was to become one of the most influential teachers and artists in the history of American art. He grew up in the town of Cozad, Nebraska which his father John Cozad founded, but left with his family in 1882 after his father shot and killed a man in a land dispute. Cozad was later exonerated, but by then the family members had moved to Denver, Colorado and changed their names to avoid detection. Robert changed his last name when he was 17 to Henri, which he pronounced "hen-rye" to rhyme with buckeye to remind him of his Ohio birthplace. When later applying to Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris (in which he got accepted on his third try) he learned that his name is pronounced "on-ree."
The family moved in 1883 to New York City and then to Atlantic City, New Jersey, where Robert discovered his love of painting and in 1886 enrolled at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia. His instructors there were Thomas Anshutz, James B. Kelly and Thomas Hovenden. In 1888 he left for the Academie Julian in Paris to study with William Bouguereau and Tony Robert-Fleury before attending the prestigious Ecole des Beaux Arts. Upon his return to the US in 1891 he resumed his studies at the Pennsylvania Academy under Robert Vonnoh. By 1892 Henri had begun to teach art at the Philadelphia School of Design for Women. About the same time he gathered some of his followers to sketch and discuss the philosophy of writers such as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Walt Whitman, Emile Zola and Henry David Thoreau. At this "Charcoal Club" is where Henri met John Sloan who was at that time an illustrator for the Philadelphia Press. Three other painters who made up the "Philadelphia Four" group of painters with Sloan were William Glackens, George Luks and Everett Shinn.
By 1895 Robert was already questioning not only the traditional training he had gotten but also the impressionist style, which he now called the "new academicism." He was introduced to the practice of painting on pochades, tiny wood panels that could be easily carried anywhere to capture spontaneous scenes on the street. This was an important introduction to the emotional realism he became known for. He was impressed by the realist style of Dutch painter Franz Hals, and taught his students to really observe and quickly capture their own interpretation of the essence of their subject matter.
While on a trip to Paris in 1898, the French government purchased his painting La Neige (The Snow) for the Musee du Luxembourg. Upon his return in 1902 Henri taught at the Chase School of Art and the New York School of Art, where his students included George Bellows, Maurice Becker, Stuart Davis, Rockwell Kent and Edward Hopper. It was during this same period of time that he primarily left landscape painting to take up portrait work. He continued to travel for the rest of his life, but the work was portraiture of interesting people he met on his journeys.
He was elected to the National Academy of Design in 1906 but left after his fellow jurors rejected the work of his fellow artists for the 1907 exhibition. He referred to the Academy as a "cemetery of art" and set about forming a group show of his own. His show at the Macbeth Gallery in 1908 was called "The Eight" because of the eight artists showing their work. Added to the "Philadelphia Four" and Henri were Maurice Prendergast, Ernest Lawson and Arthur B. Davies. This group would later be associated with the Ashcan School, though the term was not used until 1934. This name represented a change from subject matter reflecting "public taste" to painting the everyday street scenes - whether or not they were considered something of beauty. This kind of artwork became known as Social Realism.
Some of his most important work was created between 1913-1916, including his portrait of Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, founder of the Whitney Museum of Art. Henri's wife Marjorie and her sister were often his models. He had five paintings in the 1913 Armory Show. Henri's many travels to California and New Mexico produced numerous paintings of Native American and Oriental people. In later years many of his portraits were of children. He would say he was after the "freshness and wonder of their spirit". In New Mexico alone he painted over 245 oil paintings as well as sketches in pastel, pencil and watercolor. In 1918 he was invited to become an honorary member of the Taos Society of Artists. He taught at the Art Students League from 1925 to 1928. His book called The Art Spirit was published in 1923 and had a profound impact on students throughout America and Europe. Henri was chosen as one of the top three living American artists by the Arts Council of New York in the spring of 1929. That summer he died of cancer in Manhattan.


Watercolor Fall Foliage with Marcella Kriebel
In this class, we’ll get cover the basics of watercolor and Marcella will share her approach to creating a simple watercolor composition.Starting with a blank piece of watercolor paper, Marcella will implement a series of her favorite techniques that build dimension and depth in paintings, using fall foliage as the inspiration.This class is designed for everyone, beginning painters to more advanced.
When: Sunday October 17th 3pm-5pm
Skill Level: Beginner to advanced. Ages 12+
All materials will be supplied.
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Hello! I am SO excited to share this project with you. I have been wanting to share it for a while, just haven’t had the time. Back in December (I told you it was a while!), my son’s former teacher commissioned me to do a painting of a sugar skull for her daughter. I had given said teach a card with a Bombshell Stamps sugar skull on it, and her daughter absconded with it and proceeded to hang it in her dorm room. So, she thought a painting would be a great gift for her. I was overjoyed. I had not painted anything in so long, and I missed it so much. Here’s the completed painting, then I will show you the steps I took to get there.
What do you think? It was requested that I use teal and orange, as those are the color’s of the girl’s dorm room. I painted on canvas board, and the size is 8 1/2 x 11. I used acrylics.
I did some research on sugar skulls, looking to see what types of designs I liked best. How many flowers? Do I want a spider web? And it goes on. When I finally made some decisions, I drew the images on with pencil.
I painted the background first, as I wasn’t entirely sold on what I had drawn on to the skull. Plus, wanted to be sure that I got that orange – teal combination that I needed. I loved blending the background colors.
Then I worked with the parts of the skull that I knew I was keeping. I liked the web, I was happy with the eyes. But the nose area looked off to me.
I painted the flower on the chin, as I was happy about that part. But those swirls around the nose….. I must have changed them 4 times until I was happy. You can see that they are different in this picture.
And here’s what I ended up with. Much better than what I had started with. I was really happy with the end result.
I painted the whole thing in about 5 hours. I loved it. It was so therapeutic I think I may need to make some more of these….what do you think? Thank you so much for stopping by today. Have an inspiring day!


Andy Warhol’s iconic portrait of actress Marilyn Monroe, titled “Shot Sage Blue Marilyn,” is on the auction block and could fetch an estimated $200 million when it’s up for bidding in May.
Alex Rotter, Christie’s chairman of 20th and 21st century art, said that if that price was achieved, it would set a new record for 20th century paintings.
The 1964 likeness of Monroe’s face was screenprinted with bright yellow hair, a pink face, and light blue eyeshadow. The portrait is one of five paintings Warhol made of Monroe.
Warhol “used a screening technique on these paintings, on this painting, that he never used again. It was way too complicated, way too involved,” Rotter said.
The work is now in the possession of the Thomas and Doris Ammann Foundation in Zurich. All proceeds will benefit the foundation, which is dedicated to improving the lives of children around the world.
“The sale of this single painting will constitute the highest grossing philanthropic auction since the collection of Peggy and David Rockefeller in 2018,” said Christie’s American Chairman Marc Porter.
The previous highest price for a Warhol painting was $105 million. That was for “Silver Car Crash (Double Disaster),” which sold in 2013.
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When you hear someone mention ‘eggshell paint’, are they using the right
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finish, it is a version of a satin finish, which is the glossiest finish for any room except the kitchen and bath.
It has a velvety shine when it dries.
What purpose does eggshell paint serve?
Eggshell paint is the perfect paint for interior painting,
especially if you want your walls to have a soft beautiful glow. It can be used on any walls including the living
room, children’s room, kitchen and bathroom. It is the perfect paint.
When using this colour paint, it is a neutral colour, which means it goes with any
décor. Keeping your walls this colour means that when you get tired of the current décor, you can just change it
without having to worry about getting the right paint to match your new décor. In addition, it saves on the cost of
paint and the time to do it. It is an excellent colour to use on a wall if you want to design it with murals. This
colour is also a great background for classic paintings.
It is a great choice for the children’s room as it is washable and scrub resistant
to a certain point. Children sometimes have an artistic urge and their walls become their palette. It does not
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To finnish off about eggshell paint
When you use eggshell paint it usually just requires one coat as it is
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Updating the interior of your home is an opportunity to modernize its look, improve its value, repair and upgrade and surfaces with blemishes, and provide a personal touch. If you have a home with outdated paint colors, or you simply want to bring your home into the 21st century, we have the paint, brushes, and talent for that makeover. Plus, a fresh coat of paint doesn’t just look good — it means added value for your home, so you’ll see a return on your investments, should you ever decide to sell your house. If you have walls that are marred with dings, holes, and smears, a paint job (and some repairs) can make your abode feel whole again. Best of all, painting your home provides you with an opportunity to get creative. Paint the surfaces of your walls to suit your favorite color palette.
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David Olivera is a painter currently residing in Miami, Florida who is in love with the sea. Originally from Granada, Nicaragua where he was born in 1983, he graduated in 2002 from the New World School of the Arts.
While still a student, David was commissioned by the Volvo Ocean Race Round the World to create the official event poster featured at the Miami port of call.
Although his style could be described as photorealism, David’s artwork focuses on creating historically accurate maritime paintings that reflect never before seen vantage points. His water series and depicts the formal abstraction of the sea gathered through personal observations.
David's love for drawing at an early age became tied with his passion for mechanical and technical things. Anything that involved cars, buildings, planes and ships would inspire him to draw more and more. He's always been especially passionate about ships and his attention was drawn in an uncanny way by the story of the Titanic. The book, ‘Exploring the Titanic’ by Robert Ballard, was like opening a time capsule in history and unleashing the imagination of a teenager inspired by the sea.
His visual explorations of the early twentieth century transatlantic ships have drawn the attention of art collectors.
A co-founder of the Flagler Arts Space, an experimental studio/exhibition venue in downtown Miami, David is currently working part time as a technician for a prestigious art conservation company, Rosa Lowinger and Associates. there he utilizes his talents to assist in the preservation of historic art and architecture.
His work was featured in the art magazine ‘The Other Eight’ through Wanted Design NYC Brooklyn and published in the book ‘Titanic: Secrets of the Lost Liner’.
Currently he shares studio space in the world renowned outdoor museum known as Wynwood in Miami, FL.


I love the gorgeous colors of these abstract oil paintings:
Here's what Hiroshi has to say about his art:
"I love oil paint, it's texture, viscosity, slow-drying time and smell. I paint abstract. I never know what it is going to be until it's complete. When I start to paint, I always put some colours on the canvas without thinking. My choice of colours is often accidental or intuitive. I try to catch the chance meeting of colour with composition. Sometimes I get lost, and then other times I find myself walking along a path that brings me back to where I belong. Abstract is for me a concrete way to share an inner sense, place and time with you directly and deeply. "
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