Artist Information:
Linda Hogan
Vero Beach, FL
United States
Member Since: Sep 2007
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Artist Statement:
I began creating
three-dimensional art over 35
years ago in college in Kansas
and Arizona. My mixed media
wall sculptures are acrylic on
wood with added fiber, metal
or glass. I have also worked
in sandblasting of wood,
granite and glass. Some of my
work has been up to 30 foot
long, designed in overlapping
sections so the depiction is
seamless and the size
unlimited.
The combination of two forms
of art is what intrigues me.
The interconnected sculptural
part is very satisfying but
they really don't come alive
until I paint them.People have
said that my wildlife pieces,
fish, turtles, moose and bear
have a human-like quality in
their faces. At one time I did
some art work for an Ocular
Prosthetic Dr. in New York
where I painted the hundreds
of variations in iris colors
for use in artificial eyes.
Who knew that experience would
end up enhancing the eyes of
sea turtles and Moose?
As a certified Scuba Diver I
am so inspired with the
underwater creatures, blessed
to be swimming with them and
painting them to share with
others. I continue to
interpret beautiful landscapes
in my three-dimensional style
and will ...
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Artist Galleries:
Nohea Art Gallery
Honolulu, HI
Molokai Artists Guild
Molokai, HI
Gallery at Bamboo
Big Island, HI
Desert Legasy
Tucson, AZ
Reindeer Ranch
Cody, WY
Windrush Gallery
Riverton, Wy
Philinda Gallery
Edwards, CO...
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Linda Hogan's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Linda Hogan's Portfolio. Browse Hogan's body of work: I began creating three-dimensional art over 35 years ago in college in Kansas and Arizona. My mixed media wall sculptures are acrylic on wood with added fiber, metal or glass. I have also worked in sandblasting of wood, granite and glass. Some of my work has been up to 30 foot long, designed in overlapping sections so the depiction is seamless and the size unlimited.
The combination of two forms of art is what intrigues me. The interconnected sculptural part is very satisfying but they really don't come alive until I paint them.People have said that my ... |
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