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The Artists and their dogs are (via)
- Andy Warhol and Archie (Featured above)
- Frida Kahlo and her Xoloitzcuintli dogs
- Georgia O’Keeffe and her Chow
- Jackson Pollock, Gyp, and Ahab
- Pablo Picasso with Lump
- Andy Warhol and Archie (Featured above)
- Frida Kahlo and her Xoloitzcuintli dogs
- Georgia O’Keeffe and her Chow
- Jackson Pollock, Gyp, and Ahab
- Pablo Picasso with Lump
I am a sucker for a lot of different things. I love the expressionists, the cubists, the surrealists, art deco, art nouveau, impressionism. Goodness, I guess I like almost everybody except whoever is creating art deco right now. It is probably cliche to notice how common it is to look backward and admire everything only to look around you and be disgusted. I suspect that says more about our personal sense of satisfaction and fulfilment than it does about the art we presume to judge, but maybe not. The art nouveau, Continue reading
Chris Buzelli is something of a modern day Hieronymus Bosch. His paintings and illustrations often depict a future where the hubris and self-destructive tendencies of civilization have ruinous results. Bosch warned against sexual immorality and sin and its devastating consequences in the afterlife in his colorful, whimsical, and horrific paintings. Buzelli is more concerned with the environmental and social consequences of our actions. Read more
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Reggie Duffie of Duffie and Duffie Visual Designs, creates custom artwork and portraits, and can create a custom portrait from your photo. Most of his recent artwork and design is created digitally, combining years of traditional art techniques with the ever-expanding capabilities of digital painting. These detailed digital paintings are all originals, created by the artist’s hand from scratch using a simple track ball mouse as a virtual paint brush and the computer screen as a virtual canvas. No Read more:
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When I saw this Painting for the first time, I thought is was a photograph. Please enjoy some other works by Coulson: Here.
….from Hallidd’s Weblog
Trying to remember what innocence was like. Its impossible. I suppose history is against us. Every generation thinks that somewhere along the way they lost their innocence. For us it was Kennedy’s assassination. For the generation in college it was 911. For our parents it was Pearl Harbor. Or maybe The Crash. But the world has never been innocent. We’ve just been stupid. So I’ve imposed innocence on this story. I’ve treated childhood like a cartoon. That everything is exaggerated. … more here
Jocelyn, the female winner of my portrait contest, wanted to be Zombified and brought somewhere into the 1920’s-1950’s. I actually colored her originally with very pastel/flat tones to create something of a vintage illustrated advertisement—but found her appearance too classy/dark to be an advertisement—even ironically so. As a result, I went back into the black and white and started reworking my painting to be a bit more photographic in feel.
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