Here are a couple pics of the gallery area of my studio where I receive clients. The interior designer did a beautiful job setting up the gallery to be warm, inviting and showcase my art.
Friday, May 13, 2011
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Thank you for visiting my blog. Before I started this I very carefully considered the purpose and intent of a blog. Unlike a website it gets updated more frequently, contains more text, and may contain other info or updates not seen on a website.
As others have done, I decided it would be more like a book or journal. Here is the place for my insights on art, my work, and specific images. Something that I miss on some blogs. I'm always very interested in how other artists think, how they arrived at their images, their own uniqueness... different than my own.
When I want to just see images I visit their website, when I want to know more, I visit their blog. I see no reason to have both the same.
With that in mind I designed my blog to be as simple as possible so as not to detract from the art or writing. And although it will be constantly evolving I will try not lose sight of that.
Using the book model, I choose a blog title (book title) and use post titles (chapter titles) different than the titles of the images. Why be redundant? That info is available directly under the image.
Sometimes image titles in series are long or all have similar names, making blog archive searches for a specific image harder to remember and find. So a couple of words taken from or relating to the writing for that post title will make it easier to remember for some, since the writing and image are tied to each other as well as serve as an alternate title, which I don't mind.
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My artwork generally falls into one of five genre's; Industrial, Seascape, Cityscape, Landscape and Figure. These five genre's very often are a vehicle for representing some other idea, impression or statement. Which means the image may be a cityscape for example, but beneath the surface lies something more. I hope you take the time to examine my work on this basis... looking for the real content... because I know for me, that is where the real joy begins.
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love it! it does look very warm and inviting. that chair looks comfy...
ReplyDeleteThanks Alice, yes on the chair, nothing quite like a Saarinen Tulip Chair and side table... except maybe an Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman... er, ah, or a Mies van der Rohe Barcelona Chair...
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