- C. JoyBell C.99
◆ It is not your paintings I like, it is your painting.
- Albert Camus99
◆ Without atmosphere a painting is nothing.
◆ both you and paintings are layered… first, ephemera and notations on the back of the canvas. Labels indicate gallery shows, museum shows, footprints in the snow, so to speak. Then pencil scribbles on the stretcher, usually by the artist, usually a title or date. Next the stretcher itself. Pine or something. Wooden triangles in the corners so the picture can be tapped tighter when the canvas becomes loose. Nails in the wood securing the picture to the stretcher. Next, a canvas: linen, muslin, sometimes a panel; then the gesso - a primary coat, always white. A layer of underpaint, usually a pastel color, then, the miracle, where the secrets are: the paint itself, swished around, roughly, gently, layer on layer, thick or thin, not more than a quarter of an inch ever -- God can happen in that quarter of an inch -- the occasional brush hair left embedded, colors mixed over each other, tones showing through, sometimes the weave of the linen revealing itself. The signature on top of the entire goulash. Then varnish is swabbed over the whole. Finally, the frame, translucent gilt or carved wood. The whole thing is done.
- Steve Martin99
◆ For all the pain you suffered, my mama. For all the torment of your past and future years, my mama. For all the anguish this picture of pain will cause you. For the unspeakable mystery that brings good fathers and sons into the world and lets a mother watch them tear at each other's throats. For the Master of the Universe, whose suffering world I do not comprehend. For dreams of horror, for nights of waiting, for memories of death, for the love I have for you, for all the things I remember, and for all the things I should remember but have forgotten, for all these I created this painting—an observant Jew working on a crucifixion because there was no aesthetic mold in his own religious tradition into which he could pour a painting of ultimate anguish and torment.
- Chaim Potok99
◆ All you need to paint is a few tools, a little instruction, and a vision in your mind.
- Bob Ross99
◆ I lacked the knowledge of linear perspective needed to get into the art school, so now I whitewash walls and imagine I'm heaven's landscape painter.
◆ A painting requires a little mystery, some vagueness, and some fantasy. When you always make your meaning perfectly plain you end up boring people
- Edgar Degas99
◆ I find him in the curves of certain lines, in the loveliness and subtleties of certain colours.
- Oscar Wilde99
◆ I'm often painted as the bad guy, and the artistic part of me wants to hand out the brush.
- Criss Jami99
◆ I wanted to paint a picture some day that people would stand before and forget that it was made of paint. I wanted it to creep into them like a bar of music and mushroom there like a soft bullet.
- O. Henry99
◆ The painter will produce pictures of little merit if he takes the works of others as his standard.
- Leonardo da Vinci99
◆ You must forget all your theories, all your ideas before the subject. What part of these is really your own will be expressed in your expression of the emotion awakened in you by the subject.
- Henri Matisse99
◆ The world today doesn't make sense, so why should I paint pictures that do?
- Pablo Picasso99
◆ Time extracts various values from a painter's work. When these values are exhausted the pictures are forgotten, and the more a picture has to give, the greater it is.
- Henri Matisse99
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The Pokémon Company International and Trafford Centre Manchester (UK) are collaborating to bring a new and exciting event to fans of the Pokémon series. A real-life treasure hunt where your goal is to find hidden art of the 151 original Pokémon from the Kanto region throughout Trafford Centre will be available from 17 October until 13 November 2022. The artwork will be themed to showcase a variety of styles and themes through the ages, such as cave paintings or oil paintings. The event is free and suitable for families.
Successful explorers can visit GAME at Trafford Centre to collect an exclusive poster for finding 10 oil paintings. There will be more goodies up for grabs too, including a special certificate for those who find all 151 Pokémon. If you get inspired by all the fantastic artwork you might want to stop by at one of the painting workshops to create your own masterpiece!


Diptych on canvas. Glass Inks colours on the canvas, ready to hang. Size: W200mm x H200mm each.
I'm definitely a coffee lover. On a chilly summer morning, I was at my favourite cafe in Titirangi and felt so happy when the waitress brought over my hot yummy coffee. It looked so pretty I instantly went home and started working on this pair. Calling all coffee lovers, this one's for you!
I always admire the coffee art and its beautiful presentation. I put glass inks on canvas and let them flow naturally and by moving the canvas from all sides. I managed to get the fern leaf image the way I watched baristas make it, and in the 'after' painting I stirred it the same way I did the coffee.
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A River View, Old Newtown
Framed in solid oak.
This painting captures daybreak with St. Mary's Church and the old weir as it looked back in the 1960's.
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The Rumbalara Auskickers have received a handball target, thanks to a joint community effort from two local organisations and an artist.
Local artist Tammy-Lee Atkinson, Shepparton Region Reconciliation Group co-convenor Deirdre Robertson and GOTAFE worked together to build the piece.
‘‘Tammy did the painting, the Reconciliation Group did the board and GOTAFE made the frame,’’ Ms Roberston said.
‘‘A similar board was successful at Converge in recent years but we wanted one to reflect this area.’’
Ms Atkinson said she began painting about three years ago after studying a Visual Arts degree at Deakin University.
‘‘I went to Kaiela Arts in Shepparton and have been painting since then,’’ she said.
‘‘It’s relaxing, therapeutic and it brings connection to family and community.’’


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Jixian is an 85 year old Chinese artist living in Milperra.
He mostly specialises in oil paintings, influenced by and combining both Chinese and Western artistic traditions. Graduating from the China Central Academy of Fine Arts (Beijing) in 1953, he has had 60 years of experience in the Visual Arts.
From 1953 to 1993, he worked in the Beijing Film Studio as an art director/designer on numerous films and television series, namely The Last Emperor (1987).
Upon retirement, he has concentrated his focus on the Fine Arts. His initial inspiration came from historical Chinese frescos such as the depiction of Goddesses. Later on he started to express this heritage in the form of oil painting, simultaneously embracing Western artistic practices.
He first came to Australia in 2002, having an art exhibition in the Chinese Cultural Centre, Chatswood in 2006, the other being in Beijing, 2004.
He is currently a member of the Bankstown Art Society and the Chinese Film Association.
Now Jixian mainly creates oil paintings combining both the traditions and influences of Eastern and Western art.


Canvas artwork is a great way of adding a custom touch to your walls, while either spending a great deal or very little at all. Easy to hang, there are three different types of canvas artwork to consider for the walls of your home: artist work, photo work, or do-it-yourself.
Artist work is, of course, the most expensive of the three options for decorating the walls of your home. Pieces can range from that of a street artist to that of famous artists. (Think of the price of a genuine Picasso painting versus that of a so-called “starving artist — BIG difference.) There are also several famous paintings reprinted on canvas that can be purchased in a wide range of prices depending on size. If you desire professional artwork but have a tight budget, consider looking for gently used pieces at consignment shops and/or flea markets.
Photo canvases are becoming one of the most popular home décor trends right now. Several online websites allow customers to upload their own favorite photos and have them reprinted on a stretched canvas of any size. Again, prices can vary depending on the complexity of the canvas and the size of the actual finished print. The most successful way to have a photo printed onto canvas is to use a high quality photo than has room for the edges to wrap around the canvas frame.
Do-it-yourself options are probably the least expensive and most fun for the family of the options on this list. Blank stretched canvases can be purchased at local craft or artist supply shops. Decorate them as you wish: stenciled monograms, retro designs, pop art style, words, symbols, or whatever you so choose! Use spray paints, canvas paints, or add embellishments as just about anything goes. (This is a great option for artwork in a child’s bedroom, especially if they are allowed to help create it!)
TIP: All canvases can be purchased in two varieties: stretched and un-stretched. Stretched canvases are ready for hanging, as they are mounted upon a wooden frame. Un-stretched canvases can be placed in a traditional frame like any other piece of artwork or photography.


Sharing the Afghan
Day 106 (April 16) They fight but they also share. :)
Day 105 (Aprl 15) We had a rain most of the day today. In between I was struck between the contrast between the grey skies and the vibrant springtime color.
Sunset Maple Seed Pods
Day 104 (April 14)
Day 103 (April 13) A year after I painted our bedroom walls "apple crisp" Robert is painting the trim and doors "root beer" brown. I love it.
Day 102 (April 12) I noticed these on a tree in my backyard today.


Master Bath Vanity
As you may have seen in the last post, everything was masked off. Once that was done they spray painted primer on all the walls and ceilings. With everything masked off, this made for quick work.
I stopped by after work one night to see how the paint was progressing. They were using a sprayer to do the ceilings.
The air was thick with latex paint spray. The painter wore a respirator.
I didn't have one, so my time was limited to a about two minutes. Long enough to get a couple of quick pics.
After the primer and ceilings were done, they went to work on the wood trim. Again, having it masked off enabled the painters to use a sprayer.
Even the doors were sprayed. I liked the idea of spraying the trim and doors because it gave the woodwork a smooth, even finish. That's hard to do with a brush.
The bottom half with the wainscoting was sprayed white. The upper half will be painted Collingwood like the Living Room and Kitchen. We may change that once we move in and get a feel for the room.
Room Over Garage Stairs
Even the oak treads were masked off so that they could paint the stair trim.
Room Over Garage Stairs
The next step was to paint all of the walls using an 18" roller. This made for quick work.
18" Roller and Tray
I was thinking that "I need one of these". Then I thought, "maybe not". Mrs. OSH will then have my weekends booked if she changes her mind about the colors.
The first coat was put on as a base with cutting in around the windows and corners done later with a brush. Then they will then go back and do the final coat with the roller.
Tools of the Trade
Now that everything is masked off the painters (DJ Rasmusson Paint Restoration Co.) are making quick progress.
First it was painting primer over all the drywall to provide an even background color and give the paint something to stick to. Then they painted the ceilings using a sprayer which I’m guessing saved them a ton of time. After they were done with the ceilings, they went on and painted all of the trim work in place. They are painting the walls so this doesn’t hurt anything doing it this way. They also spray painted all of the doors giving them a nice smooth, even coat. Now they’ve broken out the rollers and started on the walls.
We can’t wait to see what the finish colors look like in our new rooms.
Enjoy your weekend.


I recently did an art swap with a fellow character animator and friend, Jacob Streilein.
I provided him with a tiny canvas and this is what he painted me:
It's from his third year film and it's so beautiful!
This is what I will be sending him when he's back from vacation:
The canvases are about 2 x 2.75". So they're very small. Mine was done with acrylic and I haven't touched acrylics since first year! I was really scared so I kept it simple.
I definitely want to buy more tiny canvases and do this over the summer because it turned out to be so much fun.
I forgot to add some yellow highlights on some of the rocks so I'll do that before I send it off to Jacob.
I hope he likes it, cause I'm not as skilled of a painter as he is :P
I finally added the yellow highlights!
I definitely think it looks a little better and not as flat.


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A two hour art project for primary aged children creating Picasso – inspired portraits using oil pastel
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In a one-room schoolhouse in the town of Princetown, about 70 years ago, Irma Mastrean discovered that she might be a pretty good artist.
“It was probably pretty unusual in those days, but our teacher, in that little one-room schoolhouse, would give us art lessons on Friday,” said Mastrean, whose artwork is on display at the Mabee Farm’s Franchere Center.
“I can remember we would all start with the horizon line, and all the other kids would put it right in the middle. I said, ‘no, it doesn’t have to be in the middle.’ I’ve been painting ever since.”
The historian for the town of Princetown since 1976, Mastrean will have her paintings on display for the next two months, and a reception for the artist will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Franchere Center.
The exhibit is titled “Nostalgia,” and includes more than 20 of Mastrean’s paintings of old homes and landscapes, many of them from the town of Princetown.
“I enjoy painting, and I like to paint something that I know about, places I’ve loved in the past, things like that,” said Mastrean, who typically paints with acrylics on masonite.
“A lot of my paintings are from around here and New England, and if I see something on my way to Plattsburgh to see my son I might paint that, too.”
Included in the exhibit are paintings of the Van Guysling House in Schenectady, the Altamont Train Station (now the Altamont Free Library) and her largest work, an image of the family farm she grew up on in Princetown.
“I call that my ‘Grandma Moses’ painting,” she said. “It means a lot to me because it’s the farm I was raised on, and I enjoy painting farms and barns. I also do old schoolhouses, train stations and other old buildings. The old Altamont train station was beautiful, and I enjoyed painting that, but sometimes it might just be any old building, especially if it’s not in too good shape. It’s got something to do with being nostalgic.”
Another of her paintings, “Downtown Schenectady,” is an image of the intersection of Broadway and State Street and shows a sign that reads, “Planters Peanuts.”
Mastrean graduated from Draper High School in 1947, married in 1949 and began a family with her husband, Steve.
“I worked at Barney’s, the Schenectady Trust Company and an advertising firm on Erie Boulevard, and I would love going shopping downtown,” she remembered. “When I was working I didn’t paint that much, but then when I was home taking care of the kids I did quite a few paintings.”
On occasion, Mastrean would have the opportunity to take art lessons.
“I took a commercial art course in the 1950s, and learned a lot about vanishing points,” she said. “Once you learn those things they sort of cramp your style a little bit. I also took some classes at the college [Schenectady County Community College] and for one of them I had to paint in the abstract style. That was hard for me, but I feel like all of the classes I took were helpful. But I still the paint the things I feel I know. I paint what I have experienced in my life.”
Mastrean, who has sold her work at the Stockade Art Show, held each September in Schenectady, also earned a little money painting illustrated herb charts.
“I don’t enjoy doing still life, but I will do it on occasion, if I see a flower I like or something like that,” she said. “I can’t do small things anymore because I just can’t see that well close up, so if I’m going to do something these days, it’ll be something big, like a big red barn. I love old buildings.”
Reach Gazette reporter Bill Buell at 395-3190 or firstname.lastname@example.org.


From her studio in North Platte, Nebraska, Patsy Smith has become a signature member of the National Watercolor Society, placed work with a variety of galleries and won numerous regional awards. Her paintings hang in private collections throughout the U.S. and she has been in seven museum shows. Smith also teaches watercolor workshops around her home state.
“Whenever I paint, I call upon my childlike nature. I want a release from rules and constraints, as well as a way to express what’s inside me. The final result is important, but what I enjoy most is the journey. Just as the prairie sky is in constant flux, each new painting teaches me that I, too am always changing. If I knew the way to a perfect painting, the pursuit wouldn’t be necessary, the adventure would be lost, and there would be no need to paint.”


I am interested in the colours I see around me. I feel they can translate the visual memories and emotions
I experience in the Australian landscape with its unique, and beautiful flora. Colours are the starting point of each painting and become the key elements of my abstraction work. The expression of colours lies in unexpected relations and associations.
Painting to me is a constant exploration.
As an artist, it is important to be curious and keep challenging oneself and in the process I have experimented with different subjects and techniques. Here are few examples of commission works of the past few years.


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On February 27, 2020, the Grand opening of the exhibition «Izdenis» by the young artist Usembekov Bakytzhan was held in the art Gallery of the Palace of Independence.
The exhibition presents works of the young artist Usembekov Bakytzhan. His style is distinguished by a careful attitude to the heritage of national culture. This is evidenced by his works, where he presents traditional motifs of the art of Ancient Kazakhstan in a new presentation.
The author's work is noteworthy - it is framed in a ring image of a Swan found in Pazyryk mounds.
Bakytzhan uses this symbol in his work, as well as other motifs-images of deer, inspired by the Saks animal style. At the same time, we can see the interweaving of patterns of the Kazakh geometric and zoomorphic ornament in the jewelry created by him.
In the works, the author conveys the harmony of man and the surrounding world, where pastoral stories depict people and pets, such as foals, goats, etc.
At the same time, in jewelry art, as well as painting by Usembekov Bakytzhan, there are bold search works with the introduction of new forms, textures and subjects.


On October 1st Samokov Monastery “Pokrov Bogorodichen” celebrates its temple feast. On this day the Orthodox Church celebrates the Protection of the Holy Mother. The holy place is a favorite of the Bulgarian legend of the musical scene Lili Ivanova and she is known as one of the greatest donors of the monastery. To make sure that it is not by accident that the primacy of the Bulgarian stage feels closest to God in this place, visit the monastery.
The monastery was founded in 1772 by an old lady – Fata from Samokov. Then she decided to give her home to the Rila Monastery and at that place founded a monastery. Gradually, the metropolis grew, and in the middle of the 19th century, more than 100 nuns and elders lived in the monastery. No less interesting than the history of the monastery are the icons in the church of the monastery.
It is believed that one of the frescoes with the Patriotic Virgin and the work of Zahari Zograf himself. Certainly, however, there is evidence that icons for the church were painted by his brother, Dimitar Zograph. It is believed that the iconostasis, along with the images of Jesus Christ and the Virgin Mary with the Child, are depicted and the first teachers, St. St. Cyril and Methodius were made by another famous Samokov painter – Hristo Dimitrov. There are also other icons in the church, which came out from under the hands of the Samokov masters – St. Nicholas and Sts. John Chrysostom.


Summertime is upon us and we couldn’t be more excited to finally have some downtime to craft all those DIY’s we’ve been dying to try. Since succulents are currently all the rage, we decided to make a mini garden of these cool, drought-resistant plants. We love the idea of mixing in some vibrant colors with the greenery, so we decided to paint our pots bright shades of pink.
- Mini succulent plants
- Acrylic paint (several shades plus a metallic color for the accents)
- Paint brushes
- Painters tape
- Potting soil
Choose a few pretty plants (we found ours at a local grocery store for about $5 each) and pick up a few pots at your local craft store (these are from Michael’s for 99¢ each).
We chose to use a few different shades of pink, but feel free to use any colors you like! Paint each pot the shade of your choice-we did three coats on each to fully cover the color underneath-and let them fully dry for at least an hour.
After the pots are completely dry, cut strips of painters tape down to the length of each pot. We tried a few different patterns on ours but stuck to triangles and solid lines. Mix it up or keep your patterns simple-it’s up to you! Then use a metallic color (we loved the gold with the pink) and paint in the areas sectioned off by the tape. Make sure the tape is pressed flat against the pots, so you get smooth, clean lines.
We let our pots dry overnight just to be sure we didn’t mess up the lines when pulling off the tape. After the metallic paint has completely dried, peel of the tape and check out your patterns! You can always go back with the original shade and fix any small mistakes.
Plant your succulents in the pots-you might need to use some extra potting soil to pack in the plants. Succulents only need to be watered once in a while, but be sure to leave them somewhere in the sun!


A Spring Waterfall at Tamarack
The Tamarack's Best of West Virginia Juried exhibition starts today! My piece "Spring Waterfall" along with 94 other pieces will be re-juried today for the top prizes. The exhibition runs June 16th - August 5 at the Tamarack Gallery in Beckley, WV!
This wisteria wall is on 18" x 24" stretched canvas that I painted myself. It was truly a joy to make.
If you see it at the Tamarack Gallery, send me a picture of yourself next to it and tag PractiQuills on either Facebook or Instagram! And now, on to more quilled pieces! -Leah


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Who is a painting contractor?
Painting contractors are local professionals that perform a set of operations related to your painting project. They work with a team of people divided under various tasks. Some of them perform tasks related to painting, trimming, molding, and repairing the plaster.
How to find the ideal Painting Contractor?
Getting connected to a painting contractor is another deal to crack on. Personally, there is no issue in getting a painting contractor as early as possible. But at times you can find them extremely busy, mostly during the festive season.
Ask your neighbors
The easiest way to get connected to a painting contractor is through your neighbors. There might be someone who got his house painted a couple of months back, you can ask for their visiting card or a number from them.
It will benefit you in two ways; firstly, you would get access to a painting contractor. Secondly, you will also get to analyze the quality and creativity of the painter by physically inspecting your neighbor’s house.
You will get relieved out of stress because now you have seen the work samples of the painter and the joy of satisfaction on the customer’s face.
Look for signs around you
At times, it is often observed that painting contractors get the display signs on the lawns and gates of the houses they are working on. These signs can also let you know about the painting contractor, as nowadays people hardly get to know what’s going inside their neighbor‘s house.
In urban areas, the weekly local magazines featuring renovated interiors and exteriors come up with lists of names and numbers of the painters.
But they can be situated far off from your place and quite expensive for your budget. So the previous option is more convenient for you if you are a money saver.
Check the customer reviews
Online and verbal reviews play a significant role in making the right decision of hiring one of the best painting contractors. The reports give an idea of painting contractors who are local to reach and at the same time, ensure quality work.
As it said, word of mouth plays a crucial role in getting to know about a particular person or a company.
Same is the case with painting contractors, some people proudly boost out the results of actually best painters, thus making them famous for their services. Such painters are likely to have a good word of mouth, and hence they work exceptionally well, to maintain their reputation among people.
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Whenever you hire a painting contractor, it’s essential to see that he holds a reputed place in the market. He should carry years of expertise in the field of painting to ensure a good quality of work.
Years of manual experience and a team of well-trained professionals would let things work the best. Experience gives assurance that your money and home is in the right hands.
So if a painting contractor is a well-known name in the society you live and has delivered good quality work to most of his customers, this option is the best to choose from.
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When it comes about getting the house painted, one thing that bothers, many of us is the cost involved. Never work in an unplanned way.
Always make sure that you have made inquiries about certain things before handling the home project to a painting contractor.
It is well to know the investment that is involved in the entire painting process. You need to enquire from the painting contractor what will be the charges of painting the house. On what basis he would settle the amount and what will be the cost of products and paints involved. These things need to be well enquired by the painting contractor beforehand to avoid any hassle afterward.
Even if you have hired the best painting contractor, it is always good to analyze the work in progress on your own to ensure perfection in work.
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In this 6-week course, Students are led step-by-step through several acrylic paintings of landscapes. Participants will learn about composition, color mixing, and various painting techniques. All supplies included. This course is open to all levels! Begins Thursday, October 5th Meets 7-9pm ** $10 registration fee & form due on the first class for new students**
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For as long as I can remember I've enjoyed creating art! Growing up, I spent countless hours drawing and painting. I used anything I could find as reference, from still life objects to magazine photos.
Since selling my first painting in 2004, I've been passionate about creating meaningful pieces for others to enjoy. Recently I've been exploring my love for realism with my work through oil portraits, landscapes, and any subject that strikes me as interesting.
Though I've had no formal training, I enjoy the challenge of uncharted territory within my artwork, and strive to learn new things with each painting.
I live in Sanford, Florida, with my husband, Jason, and our three sons. When I'm not painting I enjoy time with family and friends, gardening, and fishing.


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Kate Domina Kate Domina is an artist from Toronto who paints children and adolescents with whimsical and domina art representational oil painting techniques. Using children and adolescents as her subjects, she incorporates classical representational oil painting techniques with whimsical and often ambiguous narratives.
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Stone has always muddied the distinction between painting and sculpture, always pressing the one into the service of the other, rendering two distinct artforms twins, glimmering reflections of the possibilities of matter.
A world of turmoil and doubt builds monuments to assure itself of its longevity; a world of triumph and certainty builds menageries to showcase its eclectic worldliness. Richard Stone does both simultaneously, as if he sees the timeless persistence of things and their disintegration as a continuum on which humanity cannot but live. The paintings and sculptures in everywhen continue Stone’s conceptual mapping of landscape, while also investigating the limits of artistic boundaries.
Stone has always muddied the distinction between painting and sculpture, always pressing the one into the service of the other, rendering two distinct artforms twins, glimmering reflections of the possibilities of matter. And now with painting, he treads a line between abstraction and figuration so subtle that images leap where brushstrokes seem inert. The result is the remnants of a dazzling empire, crumbling and yet shimming through its own ruin: a lost past, a forgotten future, a timelessness wedged in the present.
A very great deal of scholarly energy can be devoted to the distinction between abstract and figurative painting, but none of it comes to much in everwhen. It might be supposed that figurative painting aims to give a picture of the world, even after the dissipation of the mimesis paradigm in which the sole ambition of art is to imitate reality. To paint something is to represent it anew, through the eyes of the artist, so that the figure is both part of the fabric of the world and the subject of art. Religious painting, for example, confers earthly certainty on the divine while opening and continuing an artistic discourse on how to represent the essential human concerns. Conversely, abstract painting may be thought to represent not things but feelings and ideas, wherein it is more concerned with the mechanics of paint and its dynamic possibility to express the strivings of the soul. Abstract expressionism and geometric abstraction at least have in common the will to eschew the figure and to explore the possibility of painting, but they diverge in their respective concerns with feelings and ideas. This coarse distinction has been prevalent for maybe one hundred years, but not without difficulty. The distinction begins to crumble with the likes of de Kooning, Auerbach and Kossoff, where the figure is present but abstracted, both a feeling and an idea, whilst also a thing of the world.
Now Stone has turned his hand to painting on a grand scale as if to challenge the tension between abstraction and figuration, causing it to collapse in a swirl of figures, representations, ideas and feelings, bolstered by sculptures that precisely reflect – and yet casually diverge from – the paintings. The first thing to emerge from these densely-layered networks of brushstrokes are vertical lines, evenly spaced and translucent, not dividing the canvas but defining it. These lines bring order to an apparent chaos by stating a theme that continues throughout everywhen, even mirrored in the legs of the plinths on which the sculptures stand. They mark the first divergence from abstraction, as they create subtle pockets of activity in which figures begin to emerge. In some works, we see ciphers of tropical birds and foliage, in others we might perceives traces of humanity. That which appears as abstraction gives way to figuration precisely because there is a hidden order.
The figures that seem to emerge may not even be there; like Stone’s whitewashed and sanded landscapes, these works play on the uncertain relationship between the viewer’s perception and the artist’s intention. But there on the canvas, we certainly seem to see something, as if these paintings are a metaphor for seeing certainty where there is only contingency. Abstraction and figuration converge to allow the viewer to see faint glimmers of paradise. Although consisting in abstractions with suggestions of figures, everywhen continues Stone’s exploration of landscape. Thematically speaking, he continues to explore his preoccupation with the mythological image of England as a country defined by its landscape, but unlike the misty, romantic landscape of previous work, here we see an England emblazoned with colour. It resembles a nod to the outlying tropical lands that become the extension of the landscape on which a world is built across continents and cultures. And in a dramatic departure from Stone’s usual landscapes, these new ones are bursting with life: within the apparent abstraction, the figures emerge, densely populating the canvas, bustling for space or attention. Here we find a tonic to the barren moors, heaths and fields of England that makes everywhen something of a menagerie of paintings. Nonetheless, there is the familiar mist of Stone’s earlier works; here more subtle, patchy and in billows, but a mist all the same.
Stone has always referred to his work as ‘the reversal of making’: the figurines with their heads subsumed by bulbs of wax and the antique oil paintings with their surfaces sanded away and brushed with whitewash are acts of making something by a discrete process of unmaking what is already there and which is already supposedly complete in and of itself. But this new body of paintings that constitute the bulk of everywhen seem to revert to pure making. However, traces of unmaking still pervade the canvases. The renewed act of making gathers in together the tradition of landscape painting, and then delicately unmakes it by filling it with apparent figures that almost, but not quite, dissolve into dizzying abstraction. Always so preoccupied with history as both the key to the present and a mythology of greatness lost, Stone now situates himself firmly within a painterly tradition that walks the tightrope of abstraction and figuration, both making and unmaking the landscape of England, of painting, of past and present.
The sculptures in everywhen echo the form of the paintings, with their undulating lines, their curves and a difficult tension between solidity and plasticity. Stone’s unity of painting and sculpture reaches its climax with formal parity between very distinct materials and entirely indistinct ideas. If the paintings are menageries of tropical creatures in far-off landscapes, then the sculptures are monuments to a landscape that is the consistent substance of art. But these new monuments, unlike those before, are not heroic or quotidian with an absurdist touch, they are elegant follies that express a desire to persist through time entirely without purpose, luxuriating in a purposeless aesthetics. These sculptures sit parallel with the paintings; reflective, but always already other.
In the final analysis, Stone has moved forward aesthetically while remaining conceptually true to his roots: the landscape is the sole bearer of a peoples’ history, knowing more than anyone could ever conceive, having seen it all and burying each new layer of history in its folds, waiting for an artist archaeologist to scratch or brush away the surface. And therein this contemporary body of work, which would have been impossible without the very modern notion of a fraught distinction between abstraction and figuration, is inextricably tied to an ongoing narrative. Stone finds himself, quite unavoidably it seems, entrenched in the art historical tradition of landscape, whether in painting or sculpture, whether made or unmade. To the monuments of a lost past, everywhen adds the menagerie of a forgotten future in which a sense of urgency, drowning in colour and replete with chimeras, sweeps the surface, as if restless to find its direction in a land without end.


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James Fuentes is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Tamuna Sirbiladze. Sirbiladze's paintings explore the mediated gap between expression and the subconcious. Made primarily with oilsticks and pastels on unprimed canvas, the works are at once performative, gestural, and serene. Her paintings fluctuated from representation to abstraction and possess enigmatic titles such as "like it hot", "salome" and "they made it because of the time". Through her deliberate obfuscation between idea and thing, Sirbiladze presents abstract portraits of the outside world.
Tamuna Sirbiladze (born in 1971, Tbilisi, Georgia, lives and works in Vienna) Studied in Tbilissi State Academy from 1989 -- 1994, the Academy of fine Arts, Vienna, 1997 -- 2003, and the Slade School of Arts, London, 2003. Previous solo shows include exhibitions at Half Gallery of New York (2015) and Jonathan Viner of London (2008).


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So, I've been playing around with my Bikes the last few months and I decided to take them to a tournament earlier this month. They did ok, but that's not what I'm impressed with. I had decided to take a fully painted army to the tourney. When I was slacking on painting them up (I had plenty of time) I realized I wasn't going to make it. So I almost switched em out to play an army I had already painted (mostly).
Anyway, my wife convinced me to finish them. She even spent a LOT of hours helping me paint them up. Now... I didn't get them finished before the tourney, but I made a TON of progress in a short time. I'll get some pics posted up here soon.


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Keep the kids busy this week with these 7 painting activities that kids will love. The painting activities here all use different techniques, they are all simple and great for all ages. There are homemade paints such as puffy paint and sidewalk paint as well as fun creative activities such as monster blow paintings and oil marbling. So lets get painting!
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1. Homemade Puffy Paints
Puffy paints are lots of fun to paint with and are super easy to make. Get the recipe from Sunlit Spaces. Puffy paints are sure to keep kids busy!
Materials required for Puffy Paints
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- Big cans of Barbasol shaving cream
- A Big bottle of white school glue
- Liquid food coloring
2. Sidewalk Chalk Paint
Sidewalk chalk paint is a fun and easy activity to make with your kids. It is made from ingredients you likely already have at home, baking soda, corn starch, water, food coloring, and vinegar. Have a blast making artwork and watching it fizzle down the driveway! Visit Mainly Homemade to find out more.
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3. Marshmallow Paint
Marshmallow paint is awesome for kids to use to decorate cookies. It is quick and easy to make and lots of fun to decorate with. Mix it up and use it on bread for a very sweet sandwich or use it to paint on paper. Crafts By Amanda has the recipe and all you need to know about this fun painting activity.
4. Ice Painting
Painting on ice is a whole new and fun painting experience for youngsters. Freeze ice in cake molds before painting, it’s as easy as that! Click here to read the full tutorial.
Materials required for Ice Painting
5. Spin Art Hearts
Spin painting or spin art is a process where an item is decorated with paint by spinning the object. No fancy equipment is needed just something that spins like a salad spinner. This is one art activity that all kids will love. Head over to Left Brain Craft Brain to read the full tutorial.
6. Monster Blow Painting
Create fun, cute and scary monster faces before using the blow painting technique to create monster hair. A great art project for all ages, for younger children, draw the faces for them. Visit Pickle Bums to find out more information.
Materials required for Monster Blow Painting
- Watered down paint, food coloring or liquid watercolors
- A container for each color of paint
- A spoon for each color of paint
- Large sheets of paper
- Straws – one for each child
- Permanent markers
7. Marbling Painting With Oil
Create beautiful artwork using this oil marbling technique. Since oil and water repel rather than mix, the oil marbling technique creates bubbles of color and white spots. Where there are oil bubbles, the water-based food coloring won’t stick to the paper. These paintings would look amazing turned into cards. Head over to The Artful Parent to find out more.
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This week we have been painting and decorating in Tower Hamlets, East London. The client had just moved into a new build block of flats in Violet Road, Bow and had found that the builders had not left a great finish on the walls before releasing the property to the clients.
Painting and Decorating in Tower Hamlets, East London
The builders had obviously not employed professional painters and decorators – there were streaks and runs all down the walls, the job had obviously been done in a real hurry by unskilled people. The clients really wanted this fixing before they had even unpacked, and so called us.
The client wanted the walls painted in quite a strong mid grey, so we suggested highlighting the window surrounds in white to reflect more light through. The Dulux Trade paints we used are of a good enough quality to cover the poor finish which, along with the usual high standard care and attention we provide to any painting and decorating project we undertake, left the flat looking much better.
There is a shortage of skilled painters and decorators in London, and we are being called out to fix more and more jobs like this. Please take a look at our photos below, we think the quality of our work speaks for itself.


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Through saturated color, geometric compositions, and fluid gestures, my monochromatic imagery explores concepts of openness, the unknown, and undefined space. I am searching to represent the contradictions and oppositions that can exist within single beings. My intention is to merge the contradistinctive values of my themes and materials. I want to suggest intimate but forward movement—a limitless movement in time and space. I am looking for the unrevealed.
I create my paintings using highly diluted acrylic, ink and watercolor on paper. The surface becomes part of the medium as I integrate the white of the background as an element equal
to the paint. This process forces me to trust and follow the path presented to me. During the painting and drying process, I lay the surface horizontally to avoid the effects of gravity that come into play when using water-based media on a vertical surface.
The Apertures series—my largest body of work—aims to capture single, yet multi-faceted moments as they unfold. With these paintings I attempt to define space and express infinity simultaneously. My entire body, arm, hand and brush flow in a continuous motion to produce
a direct mark.
The Figments series grew as an answer to the Apertures. My gesture is distant rather than bold. I lay fabrics over paper to make the imagery, or I use stencils to build a temporary installation.
I incorporate textiles, sand, or other organic elements to create impressions of elusiveness, femininity, and a sense of weightlessness.


Things To Do in DullstroomDimitrov Art Gallery
Where? Corner of Teding Van Berkhout and Hugenote Streets, Dullstroom, Mpumalanga.
When? Open seven days a week.
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How much? Price on request
On any given weekend, you can find a small crowd outside the Dimitrov art gallery in the picturesque Mpumalanga town of Dullstroom. Unusual for a well-established artist, reminiscent almost of a Parisian scene, but here you experience it: someone wants his/her portrait painted; they take a pose on the veranda outside the gallery; Branko Dimitrov paints the head and shoulders in bold brush strokes; a while later, the portrait is completed - and the onlookers cheer and clap!
On the walls in the gallery, you find many paintings on music. A songstress in a red dress. A violinist. A few guitar players. Classical music plays softly in the background. The colours swirl from the paintings into the mind; they leave you feeling lightheaded.
As you turn a corner on the soft Persian carpet, you feel your body caught up in a whirl of hues and notes and fragrances. You almost do not want to conclude the turn; you want it to last and last. And you realise: you want to dance!


Cameron University will showcase the work of senior art major Kristi Smith with a special exhibition in the Sciences Complex. Smith will present a gallery talk at 3 p.m. on Thursday, October 5, to introduce the exhibition. The exhibition will be on display through October.
"Kristi spends her time creating art every day,” says Katherine Liontas-Warren, professor of art. “She lives and breathes art! Her paintings are intellectually and creatively stimulating; her concepts are bold, honest, and daring. The faculty congratulates her passion and have great admiration for her mature thought."
Smith’s paintings consist of watercolors and oil paintings and are typically done on sanded cradled wood panels.
"Painting the female figure offers me such a creative outlet for not only my personal enjoyment but also to show how powerful women can be,” Smith says. "Watercolor painting has greatly improved my ability to abstract the human form. It allows me to be loose and free with my mark making and brushstrokes, and it has become one of my favorite painting mediums!"
Smith, a native of Lawton, will graduate in May with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art with a concentration in painting. She plans to continue her education as a graduate student.
October 2, 2017


So this was an incredibly fun project to work on, which I apparently did over the course of about 6 months. I also featured this piece in the 20th annual Art All Night – Lawrenceville.
It all started with just a small canvas and a little bit of apoxie sculpt.
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My name is Holley.
I am a self taught abstract expressionist artist who loves mixed media, texture, and color. I live in Colorado with inspiration all around me.
I enjoy painting in water based media including acrylics, watercolor, enamel, inks, and oil pastel to create beautiful pieces of art.
Art is a reminder to breathe. No matter what is going on in our busy lives, art provides a space where our minds can escape to wander and imagine.
I want to share creative energy that brings life and inspiration to you through my work. This is why I paint. Welcome to Bella Colore by Holley!


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Barbara is based in Pudsey ,West Yorkshire, painting in watercolours mixed media, and acrylics. My main passion is painting flowers in watercolour, a subject that I tutor from time to time.
A couple of years ago it became important for me to paint the Yorkshire landscape, from a different perspective. It has been rewarding , but has been quite a challenge as I changed the media that I paint in to acrylics, and pastels for the landscapes, as I wanted them to be abstract/ semi abstract. I know what I want to achieve, I feel I am moving towards my goal,and I am so enjoying the challenge of being right out there in North Yorkshire. My only problem is the fact I like the dark angry skies it can be cold windy and rainy that goes hand in hand with the skies I am aiming for.
I spend a few months in New Zealand most years, Where I enjoy painting the flowers and landscapes of New Zealand, which has an amazing light not found anywhere else in the world. Have exhibited jointly with my sister very successfully in Wellington, and Auckland, and am represented by 2 galleries there.


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Thursday 2nd May
Exhibition ready! All paintings have been delivered and hung ready for 2 new exhibitions starting this weekend, my solo show at A2arts and another group exhibition with the marvelous Iceni botanical artists. Please look at my Exhibition and Shows page for more iinformation. Here is a little taster of my new miniature seascape.
Friday 8th June 2018
These two paintings are available at the Snape Maltings Gallery in their 'Summer in Suffok' exhibition. They also have a further four new paintings. Everytime I drop work at the Snape I return with so many purchases, this time plants and chocolates!!!!
Thursday 7th June 2018
Thursday 8th March 2018
Another painting straight off the easel to Snape Maltings Gallery. Purple-Loosestrife and Cowparsley 40 x 40cm.
Monday 22nd January
I finished my new 'Wicken Fen' painting last week and it is now in the Snape Maltings Gallery.
Tuesday 16th January 2018
So much to update you... I am thrilled to say my paintings are now in Snape Maltings Gallery and within 3 days of being on display I sold a painting.
I am taking part in Suffolk Open Studios this year (hopefully with a fully finished studio!!) Dates to be confirmed.
I am taking part in more exhibitions this year and will be updating the exhibitions page once final dates are confirmed.
The picture to the left is a sneak peek of another wintery Wicken Fen painting I am completing and I love it so much it will be difficult to part with.
And finally another piece of Press. This time Rooftops Magazine Winter edition for David Burr Estate Agents and a lovely write up it is. Thanks Guys x
15th November 2017
As the seasons change so does my artwork. I am loving the contrasts between bright yellow leaves with backdrops moody grey skies. My most recent painting is an autumn silver birch and I intend on producing more woodland paintings. When the ground is dramp and the wildflowers are limited this time of year, I look to the forest for my obsession with colour. Last weekend I visited Brandon Country Park and just wow, its truely is a stunning place to visit this time of year.
18th September 2017
My paintings are currently in 'Pocock's the artmonger', a Gallery in the equintessentially english village of Burnham Market near the North Norfolk coast. The lovely Laura Pocock has a eclectic art gallery stocking contemporary and tradtional works of art. Laura hold various exhibtions at the gellery and currently stocks Tracey Ross paintings, Tracey produces stunning paintings of huge north norfolk skies and coastline. I instantly fell in love with her artwork on visiting the gallery.
14th August 2017
I am currently on holiday with my family on the beautiful Isle of Wight. I'm finding plenty of inspiration for artwork for next years show, dramatic coastline and rambling fields of wildflowers, an artists heaven. I am also currently working on various commissions which I look forward to completing when I'm back home. My new studio is slow progress I'm afraid but I hope to be in by the Autumn. Working in the dining room with two feral childing running riot has its challenges!!! Heres of few holiday picks of my awesome family for your amusement.
And commissions in progress.....
I had the pleasure of being invited back to Smallwood Farmhouse, Smallwood Green, Suffolk. It is stunning quintessentially english farmhouse with an equally beautiful garden complete with Meadow and Pond. The house is suffolk pink with a thatched roof and the current owners have spent the last 25 years restoring the house and creating a garden that compliments it. Many flowers have selfseeded and are left to flourish creating a feeling of rhythm and unity.
In the not too distant future I will be creating a series of paintings inspired by this garden. I hope I can paint something that really shows off the beauty of the garden and that gives you the feeling of peace and tranquility that the garden gave me.
12 June 2017
Wow what a fantastic day. Thank you everyone for supporting me and sharing what was my first Solo Art Exhibition with a good result of selling 9 paintings in just a few hours. Wildwood Gallery are in the process of delivering paintings to their new owners and the studio is looking empty once more, but ready for the many commissions I have received. I met so many inspirational people on Sunday and feel very proud to have raised an amazing amount of money for the GeeWiz Charity. Already the next event is on the horizon, if you would like to be kept up to date with any future events please get in touch and I will add you to my mailing list. Once again thank you Wildwood Gallery for representing me and Maison Bleue for hosting what was a wonderful day.
9th May 2017
I am very bury at the moment getting ready for my next Art event at Maison Bleue in Bury St Edmunds. In recent weeks I have completed various Bluebell paintings from Bradfiels Woods and I am currently working on a Poppy painting. With Spring well underway and Summer just around the corner inspiration for my artwork is plentiful. A fresh change in season has such a positive uplifting feeling and I believe these emotions help me create my best work. I hope you enjoy this time of year as such as I do.
18th April 2017
My latest addition - Verbena and Cow Parsley
10th April 2017
I love visiting the national trust at Ickworth, it gives me so much inspiration for my artwork. It is a beautiful place whatever time of year you visit and it reminds me of why I love the stunning English countryside so very much. Ickworth is also where Ian proposed to me in the Spring of 2011. We now take our two children to Ickworth and have spent many happy family days exploring the grounds with picnic in hand.
This is the second Ickworth Wild Flower painting I have done. It was painted from a number of photos I took last summer in the Walled Garden. It becomes a sea of wild flowers in the summer, it is such a magical place and you can alomost see a mist of pollen rising up. My first Ickworth painting is going to be Raffled at Maison Bleue on June 11th and this one will be available to buy at the event too.
24th March 2017
17th March 2017
Today is a very special day for my family, it would have been my Nanny's 94th Birthday today. She was an amazing inspirational lady and we all miss her very much xxxxx
14th March 2017
I am most certainly obsessed with the sky, from warm sunsets, misty pink sunrises and these fluffly white candyfloss clouds appearing and disappearing all the time. The sky never fails to satisfy my need for colour and light. Here I am painting from a photo I took last summer - a suffolk field of wildflowers on a warm summers afternoon. Keep checking back for more updates. x
12th March 2017
Just finished this painting of Wicken Fen sunset. I have painted over it 3 times!!!! because the clouds seem to look like Alien Spacecraft instead of the calm night clouds they were supposed to be. The images that follow this show my errors going along but I'm pleased with the final result.
5th March 2017
Another wild flower painting finished today. Rapeseed, Red Campion and Buttercups on paper, it will be framed in the next few weeks. I have used Acrylic paints and inks with some watercolour paints too. I really love the colours. Green in spring is so bright and lush looking and the rapeseed often looks luminous. Not long now for bright Spring colours to adorn our fields and hedgerows xxx


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Abstract Wall Art – Summer Walk
The colors of nature are varied and beautiful, yet always in harmony with each other. The fresh greens, vivid pink, deep purple, and bright turquoise found in this painting are ones you might find on a summer day’s walk, when the earth seems most alive.
► 8″ x 8″ acrylic abstract painting on stretched canvas, 7/8″ deep
► Varnish applied to protect the painting.
► My initials are painted on the front.
► The sides are painted black, so you can hang this wall art either framed or unframed.
► Original artwork by Christina Steward.
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Avoid These Mistakes During Your Next Painting Project
A fresh coat of paint can dramatically improve the look of your home. Whether you are touching up your exterior trim or changing the color of an interior wall, it is important to practice proper painting methods throughout your project. By renting equipment from a company that offers quality equipment rentals, you can make sure that you have the right tools for your upcoming paint job. To help you achieve the best results, here is an overview of some painting mistakes that should be avoided.
Neglecting the Proper Preparations
While you may be tempted to simply jump in and start painting as soon as you get home with your rollers, brushes, and paint cans, it is important to take the time to properly prep the surface that will be painted. Before you apply your first coat of paint, you will need to clean the area and tape off any areas that will not be receiving paint.
Using Low-Quality Painting Tools
The results of your painting project will depend heavily on the quality of the painting tools that you use. If you do not want to invest in costly brushes and rollers, you can consider renting them from a local equipment store.
Forgetting to Apply Primer
A fresh coat of primer will create the perfect surface for your new layer of paint. Before you start painting an interior wall, you should cover it with primer and give this base coat plenty of time to dry. Once the primer has set, you can start working on your painting project.
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Brush & Roller
To ensure the best painting solution with quality paints, painting tools also play very important role on any kind of surface. Realizing the need for quality painting tools in Bangladesh market, Berger has started marketing of paint brush from 2009 and roller in 2011 under the brand name "Feather".
Presently Feather brush is available in different sizes from 1 inch to 5 inch. This brush is unparalleled in its quality due to its certain features as-
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DIY or Dye - Fabric paints
40ml tubs of the incredible bold paints we use ourselves! Available in: Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Pink Black White*
These paints are perfect for cotton, poly cotton, polyester. They are non toxic but must be used under supervision of an adult at all times.
*All colours work best on white or light coloured garments, the white is an opaque colour which will cover darker colour fabric. This can also be used as a base for the other colours on darker fabrics.
To use these paints:
Paint your design straight onto the garment, allowing each colour to dry for 12hours between adding a colour on top. Use an iron on high heat (around 160degrees) iron over the design for 2 minutes making sure each painted area is heat set.
Wear your awesome garments!


Patricia Corcoran has spent her adult life working with students as a counselor and then a dean at the University of Vermont. She recently transitioned to higher education consulting in order to have more time to focus on her work as an artist. Having spent her career caring for her students’ well being and helping them find their spark and passion, her joy of life and appreciation of human nature and natural beauty now find expression through her life as a painter. Patty has painted her whole life. As she grew up watching her painter mother's work progress, she always felt her own truest self was that of an artist, as well. She knew that some day the artist would emerge as her primary identity. Patty's days are now filled with creating art, much of it derived from walking the beautiful trails of Hinesburg, Vermont where she lives with her husband, Andres Roomet and their bounding golden doodle, Pokey. Patty spends her summers painting in Northeast Harbor, Maine where she is inspired by the coast and landscape of Mt. Desert island.


Radiance Glitter Paint
Clear glitter paint £19.99
Our clear glitter paint is a simple way to create sparkle finishes to walls and ceilings by painting this product over the top of your existing paint or wallpaper.
This product dries totally clear.
Directions of use.
Shake glitter glaze paint tin vigorously then stir until all particles are free from the base of the tin.
Test on small area to test finish before painting full project.
Do not use a roller to apply this will produce a patchy uneven finish as well as roller lines on your project.
Using a soft brush, dipped into glaze remove access from brush (time and patience is required) then slowly apply to your project.
Stunning results are achieved using our clear glitter paint over darker shades of paint.
(Glaze is white in appearance but dries totally clear)


Mystical Mountains Dot Art Workshop
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Learn how to paint a Mystical Mountain scene on a special sandstone!
This workshop is $25 per person. All supplies are included!!
Come join Dazed and Reused Artist Nancy Franklin as she teaches the art of dot stone painting. PROVEN RESULTS for beginners! FUN FOR EVERYONE!
*THIS class is recommended for ages 12 and up. Any persons under 17 years of age must be accompanied by a PARTICIPATING ADULT.
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Sparta Historical Society presents “Rita Joyce: Evolution of an Artist” opening Sunday, June 13th.
Rita Joyce, a well known California artist now living in Sparta, will be displaying her paintings at the Van Kirk Homestead Museum as part of the ongoing community summer arts exhibit sponsored by the Sparta Historical Society. This painting exhibit will be open for viewing at the Van Kirk Homestead Museum on second and fourth Sundays of June, July and August from 1-4 p.m .
Originally from California and now residing in Sparta, Rita Joyce began painting as a young girl. However, it was her first sale, when she was 17, to a popular soap opera actress that got things started. She is known for her original paintings that capture and reflect shadow and light with a vibrant pallet. Ms. Joyce works in oils, watercolors and mixed media, often enhancing her work with metal leaf, powder and collage. Her subjects are wildlife, florals, natural forms and abstracts. She states “Sparta is a magical place full of inspiration.” Since moving to Sparta, the autumn and winter seasons have whispered to her and tapped her creative psyche.
In addition, the museum’s first floor will be opened to visitors with its updated permanent exhibits.
Masks must still be worn inside.


Long Beach California Art
• 16″ x 20″ x 5/8″ Stretched Canvas
• Embellished Sand Medium Texture
• Embellished Iridescent Paint
• Acrylic Paint
• Comes ready to hang with Wall Mount
Please Note: Frame not included.
Love Long Beach © Artwork is copyright of Chelzart
Colors may vary slightly due to different color monitors/printers. This purchase is for PERSONAL USE ONLY.
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The Academy invites submissions to the first statewide exhibition for plein air artists at the Rozier Gallery at the State Museum in Jefferson City, Mo August 13-December 1, 2019
This is a juried show for all artists, residents and non-residents, who paint outdoors in MIssouri. Representation from each of the plein air events is desired though the work does not have to be from a plein air event. You may submit up to 5 images for $25. Not sure what pieces you will have available August of 2019? No problem. Apply now and you can change out the images that you submit for the exhibit until July 1, 2019.


Raja Ravi Varma’s studio, located in the compounds of Lukshmi Villas Palace is situated just back to Moti Baug Palace. In 19th century, Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III commissioned Raja Ravi Varma to make paintings and portraits of the Royal Family. They painted many of their portraits here at the studio.
The studio now lies in destroyed condition. The roof and some of the walls of building have been shambled. The studio was a gift to the great painter by Maharaja of Baroda. It was during the reign of Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III, when the painter made his some of the famous paintings. The maharaja also encouraged Painter to start a printing press for making multiple copies of his paintings of Gods & Goddesses.
There were some talks to refurbish the studio in late 2014, during a premiere show of ‘Rang Rasiya’, a movie based on life of the Royal Painter. But no work has been made since then.