You can get your fine art print of «Roses for Ukraine» (here seen as a metal print) here at my gallery at Fine Art America only.
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#art, «Roses for Ukraine» As a Fine Art Print
#art, Abstract Art by Bodo Vespaciano-Valenciartist
To create abstract art you must keep sight of your reference, but it must remain completely hidden from the observer of the work. In abstract art the reference is within the mind of the artist. On canvas nothing must be recognisable and nothing must resemble anything of the natural world. If anything does, then the painting is no longer abstract, it becomes figurative.
Now enjoy the video and tell me what you thought/think of abstract art…
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#art, «Trumpet Forest» Is Now a Fine Art Print
You can get this fine art print only through my gallery at Fine Art America. The image you see is the «art print» but there are more styles. Follow this link to my gallery at Fine Art America, the only company I use to reproduce my artwork into fine art prints.
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For My New Book, A Big Thank You, One Person At A Time!
To all the people that have helped bring my book to life and bringing attention to it, promoting it out of love and hope that it can help people, I …
For My New Book, A Big Thank You, One Person At A Time!
Fidel by j re crivello
Me voy hasta el martes de procesión. ¡Y les dejo a Fidel… Buena Pascua! J re crivello ¿Fidel se fue? Tan solo, 49 años de Dictador. Ha modelado la …
Fidel by j re crivello
#art, «Jazzy Scandals» is now a Fine Art Print
You can get «Jazzy Scandals,» as seen above is in the form of a Framed Print, a Fine Art Print created for my artwork only through Fine Art America. Follow this link to my gallery at Fine Art America and support original art.
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Me ofende la guerra; la paz es una ilusión
Mi nuevo articulo ya está en MASTICADORES
#art, What «Grabs» You?
And I ask, what «grabs» you when you see a work of art? I don’t care if it is a sculpture or a painting, I just want to know what it is that you «see» that makes you either love it or hate it, or perhaps just «like» it a bit… Is it the colours? The artist’s imagination? Or the technical abilities you perceive the artist possesses? Or is it the «message» you find hidden within the composition? Or perhaps it’s the composition itself? What is it?
A painting (and I’ll stick to painting which is my forte) contains several parts that an artist must considere critically before beginning. These are: Size (of the canvas and shape of the canvas), the colour scheme, the composition and the message he hopes to transmit. These parts come together visually and that is what you see. Even abstract paintings go through these «steps» if you will. The only difference is that the reference is abstract art is within the mind of the artist and you do not see it. You may «see» something entirely different. As a matter of fact, you will…
So now, tell me, when you look at a work of art what is it that attracts you or repels you about it?
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«Making History», poetry by Francisco Bravo Cabrera at Spillwords!
MAKING HISTORY
written by: Francisco Bravo Cabrera
The city is a fishbowl…
And we swim through streets
of dirty water that flows through bars, churches and schools.
They whet my appetite…
They wet my shoes and rip open the skin that covers my body,
remove my lungs and,
put in their place gills so oxygen can flow…
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Source: Making History, poetry by Francisco Bravo Cabrera at Spillwords.com
«Me ofende la guerra; la paz es una ilusión» Ahora en Masticadores…
Mi nuevo articulo para esta fenomenal revista…
JaZzArt en València 