(«Purple Jazz» by FBC, image property of FBC, Omnia Caelum Studios Valencia, All Rights Reserved)
This is a new drawing…the original one in black and white…done with graphite on artists paper. Here, since I manipulated the image to create a colour background, I hace called it «Purple Jazz». As a fine art print it is now available on my Fine Art America gallery, here.
And as usual, I leave you with a video with lots more:
«…si debo usar palabras como flota cubana de pesca y Playa Girón»
«…que debiera decir, que fronteras debo respetar…»
«…que escriban pues la historia, su historia los hombres…»
Gracias Silvio, verdaderamente que nos has dado grandes temas que nos han hecho cantar, deleitar, aprender y pensar mucho…
Te felicito por tus pensamientos, siempre a la vanguardia fuiste y llegaste a decir verdades como cuando dijiste que había que quitarle la «R» a Revolución para poder proseguir haciendo historia…
(Jazz in B Flat Minor, by FBC, image property of FBC, Omnia Caelum Studios Valencia. All Rights Reserved)
This one is really full of colours, almost an abstract but quite figurative indeed. So I decided it will make a good fine art print and it is available here at Fine Art America.
But there are many more works that may or may not make available as prints. Check them out here:
(Jazz in G, by FBC, Image property of FBC, Omnia Caelum Studios Valencia, All
Of course these prints are created digitally beginning with the original painting, they are not the original painting and I have modified the colours and the shadows to make them unique as prints and available here at Fine Art America.
Wins «SONG OF THE YEAR» for me! The whole idea, the story the song narrates, is phenomenal! Brilliant! The music sounds awesome. The guitar is sharp and the lyrics are, well, I wish I would have written it. «Drunk on a Plane» was released in 2014 by Country artist Dierks Bently. It was written by Bentley, Josh Kear and Chris Tompkins. I must say that I had not heard it until I came to the US in April of this year and I have never even heard of the singer, but I loved the song!
Impressionism was the name, coined by Louis Leroy, an art critic, that describes an art movement mostly begun in Normandy, France but that spread throughout Europe and America. Leroy thought of it in 1874 when he saw Monet’s painting «Impression Sunrise».