22.08.12
THE BLUE VASE
posted by Matthias MaksimowI just joined artavita 2 weeks ago and i thought it was about time i showed some of my paintings. Enjoy!
I just joined artavita 2 weeks ago and i thought it was about time i showed some of my paintings. Enjoy!
I've just joined artavita, which is lazy of me, as a friend suggested I uploaded a portfolio months ago. Having just made the move from London to Ramsbury in Wiltshire it's titled 'Ramsbury'. Much of my work can be seen on www.sarahsherrington.co.uk and samples of designs and illustrations can also be seen on http://www.sarahillustration.yolasite.com/ I hope you enjoy looking at my work and I'm excited to view everyone elses!
Mosaic Art Today reveals the broad scope of artwork in ther mosaic world today. My fifth mosaic investigating the themes of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, titled Who Are You? Said the Caterpillar is featured on the front cover along with a four page spread of other images and artist statements. The artwork of over 50 contemporary mosaic artists reveals the diversity of materials used and forms created in this ever-growing field. From small pieces of glass, stone, pebbles, ceramics, found objects, and other materials known as tesserae. This book will be a source of inspiration for all who appreciate this ancient yet ever-evolving art form. Doreen Adams doreen@creativeartmosaics.com
I am an artist who works in many different types of media; oil, acrylic, abstract paintings on canvas, at http://www.artistpaintingonline.com/
Fine artists learn the foundational skills of effective design, composition, color choice and more because they know that those artistic choices, when effectively employed, will create symbolism, evoke emotion, and convey meaning. It is the constant honing of their craft that will produce “fine” works of art that will inspire and impact an audience, whether the channel for that art is a painting, a book, a sculpture, or an advertisement. “Fine” art is simply that which is finely expressed and executed. The arts and dedicated artists—“fine,” illustrators, or otherwise—are all invaluable to our civilization
