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ART TODAY 09.07.17: Thank you Renee Dalo, the wedding artist at Moxie Bright Events
Dalo has some tried and true philosophies that she brings to her clients and it is sound advice. Weddings can be expensive so Dalo suggests that you spend your money with people you like. “When you write a check to a vendor you should feel good about what you’ve spent, not feel drained.
ART TODAY 09.08.17: The wedding of Shindana Neal and William Monroe – Part 1
William proposed to Shindana on December 23rd, 2016, the eve of Christmas Eve, and they were married July 2nd, 2017 on the white sandy beaches of Playa Del Carmen Mexico, at the luxurious El Dorado Maroma Resort. The wedding was at 6pm over a sky deck, and the reception was in the sand.
ART TODAY 09.10.17: Colors by William Wray with introduction by Chris Bonno
He mixes comic book icons with the idea of the homeless or the struggles of the street and paints pieces so rich in color and feeling I can't stand it and get severely jealous of his gifts and his output. (Chris Bonno)
ART TODAY 09.11.17: William Wray art directed this memorial animation about John and Joe Rauch for 9/11, as their dad narrates – grab a tissue and check it out here
On September 11, 2001, both Vigiano brothers responded to the call from the World Trade Center, and both were killed while saving others. Here, John Sr. remembers his sons and reflects on coping with his tremendous loss.
ART TODAY 09.14.17: William Wray’s Princess Cleaners, “I did not notice the name of the laundry until I began drawing from the reference.”
On the photo shoot of my “Princess Van Nuys" model, I did not notice the name of the laundry until I began drawing from the reference. A nice gift.
ART TODAY 09.15.17: Monolith, the painting and book by William Wray
I love making any good painting, but I think the Superhero’s are my strongest concept. My Writing would be my lurid oversized art comic: Happy Comics, a very dark humored one-shot book published by 3A.
ART TODAY 09.16.17: William Wray – An earlier painting of a favorite Hollywood subject, and “A painter’s journey” video
Hollywood Motel: "I was pushing extremely bright broken colors at the time."
ART TODAY 09.17.17: Automobile aficionados, “The painter laureate of the car,” Harold Cleworth, is parked in Venice
"Blessed The Lowered" Harold Cleworth Design Studio Press Hardcover, 168 pages (11x11 inches) Harold Cleworth CLEWORTH: an ARTFULLlife is the first publication to compile his life’s work, and is a captivating visual journey of an illustrious career that has spanned...
ART TODAY 09.18.17: Harold Cleworth illustrated the first album covers for the Rolling Stones, The Who, et. al. – but the Automobile is his first love
In 1972, frustrated with the London scene, a trip to California convinced him to stay and begin his career as a fine artist, choosing the Automobile, his first love since childhood, as the subject. A series of posters followed, amongst them the black 300 SL gullwing Mercedes, which rapidly became the most popular automotive image on the market.
ART TODAY 09.20.17: The 1966 Dodge Charger in Venice – “the most colorful and diverse city in the world” by Harold Cleworth
My favorite place in Los Angeles that I would take visitors would be Venice Beach. From the sublime to the ridiculous, the wealthy to the homeless, the black to the white, the gay to the straight, and all in between, All are seen in Venice Beach. I remember the first time I came to L.A. I couldn’t find it. Now I have. Seek and you will find the most colorful and diverse city in the world.
ART TODAY 09.21.17: “Baby on Board” the Santa Monica Freeway…Harold Cleworth
Automotive realistic painter sold his first original painting to the Chase Manhattan Bank of Zurich and soon after, private collectors began to commission him to paint portraits of their Bugattis, Duesenbergs, and Ferraris. Galleries invited him to exhibit in San Francisco, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, and Carmel.
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