Artist Information:
Julie Zarate
deer park, TX
United States
Member Since: Nov 2001
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Artist Statement:
since the day i picked up a
pencil, i was drawn in. the
feel of the lead against
paper, being able to create
worlds from nothingness, it
was a very powerful feeling.
mostly self-taught, i've
gathered books on other
artists and copied their
works. when i was younger, i
based my success on how
accurate i could portray their
works. as i grew older, i
realized success lay in my
finding my own way, my own
style. forever my worst
critic, i feel i have yet to
succeed. but rather than
expressing my humility, you be
the judge.
within these galleries, you
will find the culmination of
many hours / weeks / years of
work. whether influenced by
gaugin, nagel, rivera or
another artist i've come
across in my journey, this is
the product of my study. i
welcome any comments or
complaints....
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Artist Exhibitions:
june - present, 2002: several
pieces on display at midtown
bagel company, houston
may 2002: commissioned for
cinco de mayo festival poster
may 2002: collective exhibit
at galeria schoelmann, houston
april 2002: "breaking chains"
collective exhibit
october-november 2001: two of
my works are currently on
exhibit at M.E.C....
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Artist Reviews:
Coming Soon!
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Collections:
Midtown Bagel Company; Bagby @
McGowan, Houston, Texas USA
Talento Bilingue de Houston;
Jensen @ Runnels, Houston,
Texas USA
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Julie Zarate's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Julie Zarate's Portfolio. Browse Zarate's body of work: since the day i picked up a pencil, i was drawn in. the feel of the lead against paper, being able to create worlds from nothingness, it was a very powerful feeling.
mostly self-taught, i've gathered books on other artists and copied their works. when i was younger, i based my success on how accurate i could portray their works. as i grew older, i realized success lay in my finding my own way, my own style. forever my worst critic, i feel i have yet to succeed. but rather than expressing my humility, you be the judge.
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