New Year ART REVIEW of Roomates – William Wray created this painting when he heard about the Batman v Superman movie – do you see Batman upstairs?
Energy: What fires you up? Raving about the friction between conceptual and narrative art on Facebook and the saving of our environment, even as I drive a car and pollute the world with oil painting solvents.
New Year Art Review with Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, “Game of Thrones” campaign season by Joe Rocco
On my bookshelf I have all the books knick knacks and personal items that inspire me, including a small collection of vintage television sets and a growing collection of snow domes from places I’ve been and places I would like to visit one day.
New Year ART REVIEW with Blood, Sweat, and Fears – Molly Kirschenbaum (aka Moollz), Delves Into All Things Woman
Rhonda, with headress and flames: I made this piece a while ago, over the course of…a year, I think? I had taken a figure drawing workshop in which I completed the original sketch of the model pictured.
New Year Review with 000,000,0001 Views by Adam Mars
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New Year ART REVIEW as Adam Mars takes our eyes off the TV and onto the reality show playing outside
My favorite place in LA is probably Dodger Stadium. I would take visitors to see my brother’s band, DMTina and the Bumps, or to a Dodgers game, though a punk rock drag show and a three-hour baseball game are acquired tastes.
New Year ART REVIEW of Arrival Time by Outi Harma
There are two main ways that I start my paintings. The most common method is improvisational. I start with mixing and playing with colors. Images begin to appear spontaneously as I paint.
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