ART TODAY 11.13.17: Watch the hilarious Big Tomato 4-minute video featuring the Art of Chris Bonno
Here’s a review of Chris Bonno from our last visit…
1. He paints upside down (painting the bottom first and switching back and forth for shapes, colors and depth).
2. He is a painter, comedian, and actor with numerous appearances on tv shows, films, and tv commercials.
3. Though he was the class clown in grade school, he received a fine arts degree from the University of Texas at Austin with honors.
ART TODAY 11.12.17: Go Whimsical with Chris Bonno as filmmaker David Lynch joins the Bonno elite – Idea: Commission a whimsical art piece as a gift! Details here…
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Salient Sunday: Debbie Zeitman’s encore of “Before they Go” – Linda J. Albertano in her studio, see the Photo Exhibit at Wabi-Sabi
“I call myself a multi-disciplinarian because I love everything that is creative. I studied film at UCLA. I started as a singer/songwriter. And then got into performance art.”
ART TODAY 11.11.17 California Wildlife – A nesting Sea Gull in Monterey Bay posing for Greg Tucker
Greg has been published in numerous books and calendars too, including Practical Photography, Nature’s Best Photography, Digital Camera World, Popular Photography, Photographic Monthly, Nature Photographer, Wild Bird, Birds and Blooms, Shutterbug and Vanity Fair magazines.
ART TODAY 11.10.17 Ice, reflecting sky and mountains – Greg Tucker showing off his art
Hummingbirds have long held a strong photographic appeal for me and have recently become enamored by Sea Otters.
Sounds and the City 11.10.2017 “Time Spent in Los Angeles” by Dawes
One develops a certain hardness; a set of defense mechanisms that may manifest as sarcasm, aloofness, or silence from living in the City of Fallen Angels.
A long exposure under the Huntington Beach pier by Greg Tucker
The California Huntington Beach Pier is one of the longest public piers on the West Coast Every day brings something new to learn, somewhere else to explore. Find a hobby and you'll always have something to do. Tools: What do you prefer to work with, physically and...
ART TODAY 11.08.17 Geyser Mound, Colorado – another Greg Tucker photo
LA has such a wide variety of places to explore and things to do that it is difficult to choose a favorite. It is hard to determine a “must see” for visitors. A lot would depend upon the season…
Forget Your Friends Does the TribeLA Musicians Acrostic Interview
photo by Johnny Ramos California Newgaze. T Natalie Durkin (TribeLA Magazine): Give your band a Tagline. Pony Curtis (guitar/vocals in Forget Your Friends): Down till we're underground. Charlie Kennedy (vocals/guitar in Forget Your Friends): Forget Your Friends, but...
ART TODAY 11.07.17 Light at the End of the Tunnel, a Greg Tucker photo
According to Greg Tucker, photography combines technologic knowledge with artistic interpretation: The former can be learned while the latter is probably both a natural & innate ability that can be improved with thoughtful effort and experience.
ART TODAY 11.13.17: Watch the hilarious Big Tomato 4-minute video featuring the Art of Chris Bonno
Here’s a review of Chris Bonno from our last visit…
1. He paints upside down (painting the bottom first and switching back and forth for shapes, colors and depth).
2. He is a painter, comedian, and actor with numerous appearances on tv shows, films, and tv commercials.
3. Though he was the class clown in grade school, he received a fine arts degree from the University of Texas at Austin with honors.
ART TODAY 11.12.17: Go Whimsical with Chris Bonno as filmmaker David Lynch joins the Bonno elite – Idea: Commission a whimsical art piece as a gift! Details here…
I did this for myself after seeing some inspiring photos of David. I wanted to make his hair as silver as possible. I bought some metallic silver paint…
Salient Sunday: Debbie Zeitman’s encore of “Before they Go” – Linda J. Albertano in her studio, see the Photo Exhibit at Wabi-Sabi
“I call myself a multi-disciplinarian because I love everything that is creative. I studied film at UCLA. I started as a singer/songwriter. And then got into performance art.”
ART TODAY 11.11.17 California Wildlife – A nesting Sea Gull in Monterey Bay posing for Greg Tucker
Greg has been published in numerous books and calendars too, including Practical Photography, Nature’s Best Photography, Digital Camera World, Popular Photography, Photographic Monthly, Nature Photographer, Wild Bird, Birds and Blooms, Shutterbug and Vanity Fair magazines.
ART TODAY 11.10.17 Ice, reflecting sky and mountains – Greg Tucker showing off his art
Hummingbirds have long held a strong photographic appeal for me and have recently become enamored by Sea Otters.
Sounds and the City 11.10.2017 “Time Spent in Los Angeles” by Dawes
One develops a certain hardness; a set of defense mechanisms that may manifest as sarcasm, aloofness, or silence from living in the City of Fallen Angels.
A long exposure under the Huntington Beach pier by Greg Tucker
The California Huntington Beach Pier is one of the longest public piers on the West Coast Every day brings something new to learn, somewhere else to explore. Find a hobby and you'll always have something to do. Tools: What do you prefer to work with, physically and...
ART TODAY 11.08.17 Geyser Mound, Colorado – another Greg Tucker photo
LA has such a wide variety of places to explore and things to do that it is difficult to choose a favorite. It is hard to determine a “must see” for visitors. A lot would depend upon the season…
Forget Your Friends Does the TribeLA Musicians Acrostic Interview
photo by Johnny Ramos California Newgaze. T Natalie Durkin (TribeLA Magazine): Give your band a Tagline. Pony Curtis (guitar/vocals in Forget Your Friends): Down till we're underground. Charlie Kennedy (vocals/guitar in Forget Your Friends): Forget Your Friends, but...
ART TODAY 11.07.17 Light at the End of the Tunnel, a Greg Tucker photo
According to Greg Tucker, photography combines technologic knowledge with artistic interpretation: The former can be learned while the latter is probably both a natural & innate ability that can be improved with thoughtful effort and experience.
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