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Would Like Some Replys
to get the wolf silhouettes you can make a offer if you like i would lke to hear from someone i keep checking but nobody sends any storman@mtintouch.net
Monday, January 11, 2010 09:56 CDT post by storman | Permalink |
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For Outright Painting
Title:Bountiful harvest
Size:18x24 in.
Medium:oil on canvas
Image:281
Price:$600
Tuesday, December 22, 2009 18:46 CDT post by edgardo | Permalink |
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For Outright Painting
Title:fruit vendor
Size:24x36 in.
Medium: oil on canvas
Image;275
Price:$600
Tuesday, December 22, 2009 18:44 CDT post by edgardo | Permalink |
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The Flame Of Destiny
Check this out! It depicts the flame of destiny, burning ever so brightly with the color of the sun and determining your very fate. If you're interested in buying it, feel free to contact me at blue_knight108@yahoo.com. Thanks!
Stephanie Welch
Tuesday, November 24, 2009 21:12 CDT post by blueknight1 | Permalink |
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Visual Arts Specialist
http://www.ARTizFACTS.com visual arts specialist is the brain child of Kevin McDowell. I founded ARTizFACTS Visual Arts Specialist in 1999 as a small visual arts Communications vehicle which strives on the premise of conveying thought provoking concepts through the means of creative expression and multimedia. Since then I have expanded to product lines at http://www.redbubble.com/people/artizfacts and http://www.zazzle.com/artizfacts
Monday, November 23, 2009 21:39 CDT post by artizfacts | Permalink |
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New Painting
This is number six of my series of small dogs and women celebrating the ethnic diversity of America. The dog is a Brittany (bird dog originating in Brittany, France) puppy. The woman’s ornate headdress, with its carved elephants and tigers and the heavy gold-plated collar on the dress are reminiscent of India. I chose Tiger Lillies for the wreath for the same reason.
Size: 36 x 24 Media: Acrylic on Canvas Price: $225.00
Friday, October 30, 2009 11:47 CDT post by gaildaley | Permalink |
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Selling Art
a selling place on line is dead if you do not even get a question about your art
the economy is not that bad, so you cannot even get a comment on your concoctions
art does not pay the rent in this art-wise godforsaken country
Saturday, October 10, 2009 19:56 CDT post by indigoartist | Permalink |
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Exhibition 15th October 2009 In Todmorden
Hi everyone i would like to invite you all to our Art Exhibition which will be held at:
The Pulse Cafe Bar
Water Street
Todmorden
Lancashire
Opening night: Thursday 15th October 2009 7pm
In the UPSTAIRS gallery
Bar and live music
Monday, October 5, 2009 07:06 CDT post by wendy1968 | Permalink |
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Make Your Own Frames
i just made my own frames to showcase my art work. i just wanted plain simple black frames as my work is quite contemporary. if you have access to a decent table saw it doesn't take that long to process the material. i used a good quality 2x4x8 and laying it flat i ripped it down on a table saw. i started by cutting it in half this makes it easier to work with and helps to keep the board straight when running through the saw. i then set the fence to a 1/4in. to rip off the rounded edges. i ripped one side off of each length of board. then i set the saw fence to just over a half inch. i carefully ripped each board until i had eight four foot lengths of 5/8in thick by 1 1/2 wide lengths. now comes the tricky part, to make the groove for the canvas is a two cut method.first i set the saw fence to 1/4 in.then you set the depth of the saw to exactly 1/4in. but it is better to be less then more because you can adjust the blade when you do the second cut. you make the first pass with the board standing up so the wide side is against the saw fence. for the next pass you flip the board end for end and lay it flat on the saw. this two cut method takes a nice 1/4 notch out of the back side of the board which allows the painting canvas a nice groove to sit in. i used a painting to get the exact measurements for the frame. the corners are cut at 45 degree angles and can be fastened with wood glue and finish nails. the best is a finish nail gun or 1/4 in crown stapler. i hope these instructions are understandable . i am a carpenter by trade so this is first rate info. if you do have to nail the frames together by hand it will really help to drill a pilot hole first. the frames can then be sanded and painted and you can even round the edges with a router. a 2x4 is cheap and you get four 8ft pieces. where frame stock is a dollar a foot. if you have access to a shop or have a friend that is a carpenter for about four hours worth of work you can make about ten 24inx24in picture frames.
Saturday, September 19, 2009 19:59 CDT post by smartisic | Permalink |
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Dancing Depicted In Painting
There's something about dancing that puts you into the moment. That makes you just forget all else and live in the moment, especially when it is accompanied with good music- any genre of music. Indeed dancing & music are therapeutic they can take you away from depression,they're very effective vehicles for expressing and changing moods. When I see people dance, I like to capture the moment. So imagine my appreciation of this painting of a girl dancing titled "nubila" . The painting captures the dance sort of in mid-motion giving the very essence of the dance. This painting is so fascinating that I gaze at it for everytime trying to picture the beginning and end of the motion. This painting is current for sale on sell-arts marketplace. Enjoy. Emuyemiken-art collector.
Friday, August 21, 2009 14:59 CDT post by emuyemiken | Permalink |
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