[Rhonda's edit from 03/07/07] One day I'll try to find some of his images again since the page is gone now. Wah.

It's been a while since a proper art post. Sadly, this frickin' page doesn't have the date of these paintings from Dennis Campay. Too bad. Noah and I saw some of his work at the Modern Primitive Gallery on N. Highland a few months back ( Read more... )

Hurray! It's not too often that one gets to meet a popart icon. Noah and I were searching Perimeter Mall FOR FRICKIN JOBS in GA today and noticed the gallery. It was a Peter Max exhibit! Not only that, but the unlikely event of a "MEET N GREET" is occurring at said mall tomorrow night from 6-9 pm. What do you do at a meet and greet? I didn't know ( Read more... )

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Before revealing what a cheapo he is, a guy at work wanted me to fashion a picture for him akin to a Japanese landscape watercolor. I felt strange about it, being a whitey and all, and I often don't like it when others do generic versions of a culture's art. So I thought back to the expressionists in the late 19th cent. and figured that if they ( Read more... )

Yes, these images are large. Yes, you will let them load and enjoy them anyway. Bernini's architectural work and other sculptures were also awesome. But I think this one is my fave. I wish there was a better hi-res pic of the whole thing. And of the toes turning to wood as Apollo catches her. Wow. The leaves. OOOH.


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Too bad I couldn't find anything else by this person except for the two works on artnet. She is a random discovery. I've been trying to pick people based on how interesting their names sound only to discover that the work is inversely proportional. Not this time!


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I think that his black & white brushwork is much more startling and impressive than any of his color work, early or late.


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[Rhonda's edit 03/08/07]Wah, I need to get her stuff linked again!
[Rhonda's edit 07/23/08] Looks like she has some nice newer material online so will include some of that now.


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