Artist Information:
Mary Zeman
Woodstock, GA
United States
Member Since: Jul 2003
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Artist Statement:
Over 13 years ago, I began to
paint after I had brain
surgery to remove a benign
brain tumor from the right
side of my brain. I was
recovering from surgery, and
out of the blue, I called my
mom and asked her to take me
to buy some paint and brushes.
This was the first time I
ever painted in my life.
While I was growing up, I was
never exposed to art and just
didn’t know anything about it,
though I had always wanted to
learn more. I began painting
on wood, paper, newspaper,
anything I could find, then I
started to paint on canvas.
When I went back to my job in
television, people looked at
my art on the walls of my
cubicle, and some people
encouraged me to go further
with it. I would work all
day, then come home and paint
at night, and looked forward
to the time I would be
painting. In October of 2000,
I decided to leave my job and
make a go of being a full-time
artist. Everyday, I learn
something new about art, and I
love making art. The biggest
compliment I can get is when
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Mary Zeman's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Mary Zeman's Portfolio.
Over 13 years ago, I began to paint after I had brain surgery to remove a benign brain tumor from the right side of my brain. I was recovering from surgery, and out of the blue, I called my mom and asked her to take me to buy some paint and brushes. This was the first time I ever painted in my life. While I was growing up, I was never exposed to art and just didn’t know anything about it, though I had always wanted to learn more. I began painting on wood, paper, newspaper, anything I could find, then I started to paint on canvas. When I went back to my job in television, people looked at my art on the walls of my cubicle, and some people encouraged me to go further with it. I would work all day, then come home and paint at night, and looked forward to the time I would be painting. In October of 2000, I decided to leave my job and make a go of being a full-time artist. Everyday, I learn something new about art, and I love making art. The biggest compliment I can get is when ... |
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