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    VISUAL ARTISTS Graphic Arts, Fine Arts, Etc. Also Welcome In This Forum

    I know this forum is part of the 'Music Forums' - but I know PE has many members who are very talented in the visual arts, and I think this forum should accommodate discussions of those techniques as well.

    I've changed the forum's description to reflect that.

    Although we know many - I'm not sure we know who all of the artists are here on PE.

    I'd be interested to hear from you - let us know what you do, what styles and media you use, and - it might be cool to have some pointers to your work.
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    Hi Duncan
    I think you know me. (Grin) I will be interested in seeing who else chimes in here.
    I work in traditional art media, though many times in non traditional ways. Most of my artwork is mixed media and is a kind of hybrid between painting and drawing at times.
    My main art website is www.lynnetteshelley.com which shows most of my work over the past 5 years or so.

    Here are a few examples of my current works



    "Between Earth and Sky" (ink, coffee, charcoal and acrylic on Aquabord, 16 x 20")



    "The Night the Stars Fell", 36 x 36 inches, acrylic on canvas



    "The Imbroglio", oil pastels, 18K gold, acrylic and colored pencils on paper, 20 x 26 inches




    "The Dogs of War", (ink, acrylic, oil pastel on paper, 22 x 30 inches)



    "Samhain", pastel and acrylic on pastelbord, 24 x 18 inches (this piece recently won first place at a juried Halloween themed show).



    "Autumnal II", (ink, graphite, colored pencils, oil pastel, tea, paper, acrylic on hardboard; 36 x 24")
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    The Red Masque: www.theredmasque.com
    Green Cathedral: www.green-cathedral.com
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    This is simply awesome work! I love it. I too do traditional works, mostly ink, graphite, and colored pencil, but these days I prefer photoshop.

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    thanks Lycia. Feel free to post some of your work!
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    The Red Masque: www.theredmasque.com
    Green Cathedral: www.green-cathedral.com
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    I checked out your website Lynette. I love that lizard that loads for the background image. Awesome stuff you have, really fantastic! Here are a couple of mine, both done in photoshop.
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    These are great as well. Lunacy is great.

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    nice Lycia
    Are you working overtop a photo or are these all "hand" drawn digitally.
    Impressive work.


    As for the lizard, it's actually something called a Pangolin, which is a scaly anteater. really crazy looking. As soon as I saw one I knew I'd have to draw it lol
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    Green Cathedral: www.green-cathedral.com
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    The goth was hand drawn. The portrait of Syd started off working over a photo using a multitude of layers, but then that became too difficult, so I just printed the photo and did it by eye.
    "You can't get a hangover from booze. It's either bad ice, or stale potato chips." --Jackie Gleason

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    Someday I'll get up the heart to start painting again, Lynette your painting are excellent.
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    Lynette, have you ever seen anything by Boris Artzybasheff? He was a Russian-American artist and illustrator, notable for a Surrealist take on commercial art in an impressive portfolio of magazine, book, and advertising illustrations. Your "Dogs of War" drawing reminds me a little of some of his work.

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    Thanks Chuck. And I hope you do start painting (or drawing). I slacked off from it for many years until I got back into it again the past five, six years or so. I've been drawing or painting almost every day since! it's addicting!

    @Barbitrozer: no, I have not heard of him. I'll look him up. Thanks
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    Beautiful work, Lynette.

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    Beautiful work, Lynette!

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    thanks all
    I have a couple of show receptions going on this weekend if anybody lives in the PA area. One show is in Newtown PA (it's a group show that I have two pieces in) and another is in Jenkintown, PA. It's a group show that I have one piece in. If you visit my website, you can see the upcoming show info.

    These two will be a figurative themed show in Newtown, PA

    Medusa


    Artemis


    And the Dogs of War piece from above will be at the show in Jenkintown,
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    The Red Masque: www.theredmasque.com
    Green Cathedral: www.green-cathedral.com
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    Lynette, your work just amazes me every time.

    I studied fine arts in college and I try and continue to take courses/workshops when I can to keep me inspired. Haven't signed up for anything lately, still unpacking and getting settled in my new place. I hope to be back to doing something soon.

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    hey thanks MoodsWings.
    Please do share some of your work when you settle in!


    I am getting ready for a big art show tomorrow. I'm supposed to do a presentation / art lecture at the show as well. My first time doing public speaking so a bit nervous here...

    Anyway, this is my latest work, which i finished a few days ago. Still thinking about what I want to do next.

    "Swimming Horses (Hippocampi)", 24 x 36 inches, oil pastels and acrylic on pastelbord.

    Music
    The Red Masque: www.theredmasque.com
    Green Cathedral: www.green-cathedral.com
    Art
    www.lynnetteshelley.com

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    oh also, finished earlier this month, just because I know how some people here like Octopi

    Red Octopus, 24 x 24 inches, acrylic on wood panel



    it is currently at the aforementioned show, along with 20 others of mine. A photo of some of them on one of the walls





    And this is a photo at ANOTHER show, also going on, at a different venue. This is a group show, but all the artworks on the closest wall are mine. I have 11 pieces there.





    An then this piece, which is at ANOTHER show, recently won second place from the juror in the drawing category at the show.



    There is a fourth show I am also in, but that should be ending shortly.
    Music
    The Red Masque: www.theredmasque.com
    Green Cathedral: www.green-cathedral.com
    Art
    www.lynnetteshelley.com

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