Cityscape Art For Sale

Artists Describing Their Art:

Brian Josselyn - Ana Milosavljevic - Education 2008. Finished Postgraduate studies at the Academy of arts, department of graphic arts, Novi Sad, professor Zvonko Tilic's class. 2004. Graduated at the Academy of arts, department of graphic arts, Novi Sad, professor Zvonko Tilic's class. Currently studying for master's degree on the same Academy. 2000. Finished College for applied and fine arts in Belgrade. Member of Association Of Fine Artists Of Serbia, ULUS. Awards: 2007. Second Prize at IV Competition and Exhibition of Ex Libris "Acque termali", Acqui Terme, Italia 2004. Winner of Academy of arts yearly award, Serbia 2004. XII biennale of student graphics award, Serbia SOLO EXHIBITIONS: 2010. Serbia, Kragujevac, Gallery Mostovi Balkana, exhibition of graphics 2009. Serbia, Beograd, Gallery SKC, exhibition of drawings and prints 2008. Novi Sad, Gallery Zlatno oko, ehxibition of graphics 2007. Beograd, Gallery Academy, exhibition of graphics 2005. Beograd, Gallery Graficki kolektiv, exhibition of graphics 2005. Paracin, Gallery Kulturni centar, exhibition of graphics and drawings 2005. Beograd, Gallery Studentski grad, exhibition of graphics and drawings 2004. Novi Sad, Gallery DA, exhibition of graphics I participated over 80 group exhibitions and several art colonies in the country and abroad (Serbia, Italy, USA, Slovenia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Denmark, Bulgaria, Mexico, Bosnia ...

Carlos Pardo - IN SHORT: INSPIRATION: Concious and unconcious perceptions, my background, all circunstances of my life, experiences, past and present, books and newspapers that I read, films, Internet aEUR|feelings, emotions and a fertile imagination sometimes, all them aid to weave a story that will change alongside the execution of a piece. In my opinion our tradition, for thousands of years, the Arts reflect the vision of a trascendent life beyond our tangible life. THEME: Unreal cityscapes let us a special kind of plasticity. The imagination and feelings are active agents that are modeling the perceptible reality. Transcendent and oniric themes entered and remain in my artwork. In my imaginary urban landscapes there are overlaid elements of towns he has visited, some imagined, and maybe dreamed, but all with a unique feminine soul. The Town is a mother, lover, or daughter of the actions, dreams and passions of those who dwell in them or recall them in the distance. It is an idea in which wander those who have been caught up in its infinite labyrinth. PROCESS: I usually have not idea about what I will show on the surface. There is a lack of a script or previous sketch. Forms are born...

Roger Cummiskey - I am a full time visual Artist. www.rogercummiskey.com Membereships: Professional Member of Visual Artists Ireland - VAI. Member The ArtistsaEURtm Resale Right (ARR) (Droit de Suite) In Ireland - IVARO. Chairman of the Andalusian International Artists Group - AIA-Group - PAIA. Member AsociaciA3n EspaA+-ola de Pintores y Escultores - AEPE. Member AsociaciA3n de Acuarelistas de MA!laga - AAM.. Member of NADFAS - Costa del Sol Decorative and Fine Arts Society. I am a Professional Member of the Sculptors' Society of Ireland Ltd. (aka Visual Artists Ireland)

Dana Zivanovits - Dana Zivanovits was born in 1958 in Columbus, Ohio and received his art training from the Columbus College of Art and Design (1978 to 1982). After art school, he went abroad for a year and studied the art of the old masters in London, Paris, Madrid, Rome and Venice. Returning to his studio in Columbus to develop these influences into a new body of work, he then traveled to Mexico and studied the sculpture and painting of that country for an extended period. The unique and vivid colors of Palenque and Vera Cruz intensified his palette. After a period in Ohio, he then moved to Venice Beach, California where the brilliant light of the region reinforced his desire to capture effects of sunlight and atmosphere. Returning to Ohio in 1995, he has continued to paint themes deriving inspiration form sources such as world mythology, classic and B-grade cinema, literature and dreams. However his primary inspiration is direct observation from nature, versus an approach based in art theories or cultural critique. Dana has been widely represented by galleries and exhibition projects including Julie Rico and Mega Boom in Los Angeles, the Venice Art Detour, Around the Coyote Festival in Chicago ...

Jan A. Bruso - Sullivan - Jan is a full time artist working out of her full time Studio!! She has several series from Dark Evil Devil Fish, Doggie Style Dogs! Martinis, Coffee House Art, Happy Angel, Zany Houses, SKYLINES (personal favorite) with every color you can imagine!! Jan works with bright color combinations & flowing black lines that make the image very crisp and almost appear as her signature. JAN IS CURRENTLY TAKING COMMISIONED WORK~ AS WELL AS DESIGNING LOGOS FOR YOUR BUSINESS OR ORGANIZATION~ASK HOW TO OBTAIN A LICENSED IMAGE FOR YOUR NEEDS! Watch for her dog art ~ a great new style that is busting off the canvas! Several area locations are showing and selling selected pieces: Sedona Bike & Bean Bike & Coffee Shop Sedona, AZ TC Picture Framing & Gallery , Tlaquepaque Village HWY 179, Sedona AZ Indulge Hillside Shops, HWY 179, Sedona AZ Art Mart Gallery Sedona, AZ Jerona Cafe & Gallery Cottonwood AZ ~ You can check out Jan's World!! BLOG as new messages & photos are added for The Loyal Fans of Jan....

Maria Teresa Fernandes - Admiring Teresa's paintings we are touched by her pictorial sensitivity. Difficult task in light colors (volume and transparencies on a clear basis). Few do it due to the required dedication with pallete knife(no brush).It's painting consacrated by the love to paint. Radha Abramo(Renowned art critique)comments at Solo Exhibition Catalog at SESC Paulista in June 84 -( sent at request and reproduced in one of the pages of this site). ...

Thomas Jewusiak - Artist's Statement I reject the description of the style of my painting as photorealistic. I make no attempt to duplicate a photograph. Although there can be a valid artistic point in doing this, it is decidedly not my point. I attempt to communicate a reality or rather an illusion of actuality, as perceived by the eye and mind that is more intense, more concentrated than that which can be captured by the camera and lens alone. I also attempt a more honest portrayal of what is real than can be produced by the simple photograph. Since many of my paintings are purely conceptual, existing originally only in the imagination, or as a distillation or manipulation of many separate scenes that may exist, did exist or I think existed, the charge of "merely" duplicating a photograph is particularly galling. By representing the finest detail in paint I attempt to foster the illusion, (or foist the illusion), to give a perceived concrete existence to a pure product of the interpretive imagination. The sometimes excruciating detail is fundamental to the intended impression, a sleight of hand (or eye), where we are perhaps distracted by the minutia, enamored of it and thus lulled ...

Michelle Scott - Michelle Scott has been a visual artist since the 4th grade when her teacher introduced her to its "magic". She attended American River College in Sacramento and Art Center College of Design in Pasadena majoring in Illustration. Please visit her personal website at:

Larry Kaiser - How My Paintings Become Sopwith Camels or the High-Flying Thrills of En Plein-Air. I pilot a painting. Rev it up. Get it off the ground, something--not Inspiration in the traditional mystic, religious, fantastic or legendary sense, but something real in our environment or our humanity that I find inherently splendid to my eye giving it lift. Then I set it on autopilot for a while in the direction I hope it will go. I do check the instruments--draftsmanship, painterliness, color (paying special attention to grays and values), communication and visual balance--rather diligently. If nothing bad happens, I relax and enjoy the flight. There are dangers in the process. Those cliches of habit and art school and patron taste often disguise themselves as that cheap inspiration I mentioned in the first paragraph and try to take over the flight. My job is to prevent that from happening. And I must recognize when the painting has run into a problem that it cannot pilot through by itself. Then, my job is to interfere. A little. Prevent the mutiny. Then hope that my ability, such as it is, has not been insulted, will not sulk, does not...

Dora Martinez - The fusion between imagination and technology summarizes the message in my work. Nature, city life and fashion are the sources of inspiration, The goal is to turn the simple details into new visual dimensions of light and color and to discover the infinite possibilities within an image. Through the years I accumulated a vast collection of photographs taken during my trips to Asia, Europe, North America and Central America. In 2002 the discovery process was initiated. Using the computer as the medium, I began experimenting with Adobe Photoshop, taking images to the extreme through digital manipulation. As for the present, I continue to find life and nature's uncontainable movement to be the creative platform in all my work. ...