Religious Art For Sale (555)

Artists Describing Their Art:

Peter Marangi - I am an illustrator and artist that distinguishes himself from the masses. My ability to voice opinions and convey messages through my art has allowed me the opportunity to develop a truly unique style and vision. It is difficult to separate ones character from ones work. The people and causes I feel passionate about are depicted in much of my work with the same strength and emotion that they instill in me. I believe that along with my talent, it is this passion that has garnered a great deal of attention around my recent work. After graduating from Sheridan College this past spring (after a nine year hiatus) I was presented with the Faculty Award of 2002 which recognized outstanding achievements within the renowned program. As my career continues to progress I have also managed to impress several magazine publications with my original style. The respect of the art community, faculty, art directors and advertising executives has provided me with confidence and assurances that my work has mass appeal and definite validity. My experience as an autoworker for the past nine years at the Ford Oakville Truck Plant has served as enlightenment and inspiration for the "Ford Series". This slice ...

Philip Hallawell - I work in various media: oil, watercolor, dry pastels, pen and ink and mixed media. My work is a result of a fragmented view of the world, which gives it a surreal quality. However, my process is not surreal, because I start with a definite theme that I wish to investigate. My main area of interest is people and the human form and I am constantly investigating the physical, intellectual, emotional and spiritual aspects of Man. Over the years I have developed various series, which I revisit periodocally, investigating different aspects. In purely visual terms, what fascinates me is light and form and how I can use diverse visual elements in a complementary way, opposing, for instance, line and form, or rough and smooth textures. The use of diferent materials to achieve diverse expressions, either alone or as mixed media, along with alternating between a graphic representation and a painterly one, or mixing the two, is a very important aspect of the way I materialize my thinking into images. Equally important is the transition from very realistic images to a totally abstract means of expression and alternating between control and expressiveness....

Gustavo Moller - What i do is originals prints "Colografia" and apply multiple colors on the same time, i use spanish, italian and french paper, hollands tint and modern materials. i also make print on canvas, my technique is original. my new artwork are petroglifos of coahuila, and 2011 my digital art in micro-universos ....

Michael Jessing - My art has its roots in the imagination. It is the crucible where systems of humanity (urban, social, political, religious etc.) are synthesised with nature (earth, matter, energy, emotions) to form dreams/ visions. This is the artist's journey of transformation. My imaginative art deals with experiences from these systems which inspire me towards the expression of a unique image. These images offer alternative contemporary responses to patterns/cycles reflected in myth, religious texts such as the Psalms, geometry and symbolic forms. All systems must be open to change or else that system will stagnate and perish. The relationship between the systems and their inevitable return to the void is at the basis of my art. ...

Eleanor Hartwell - I am a self taught artist. I like to explore in all types of media, and try out a variety of style and type of work. I have a lot of fun doing what I do. I have done a series of drawings for a book on Harehunting, which will be published in the spring of 2002. "One Day at a Time" In October of 2002, New Hampshire Public Radio will be offering a "gift" of a mug to thier fall fund drive donaters, featuring my painting done specially for this project. ...

Ulrich Osterloh - Born in Germany in 1969, I am an artist with a BA hons degree in Fine Art from the University of London, Goldsmiths College. I lived in London for many years 1988-2005, and am nowadays based in the Cologne Dusseldorf region of Germany. Originally a painter, for the last four years I have been focusing mainly on photography and digital experimentation. Ulrich Osterloh ...

Romy Galicia - Creating a fine art in any medium, style or genre is an expression of my inner self... chaotic yet exudes itself into some form of order and structure that is conforming to my outside self and the world I struggle to recreate. My ever-growing fascination of colors, shapes, lines, textures serve as the building block and foundation to recreate and reexamine order, solidity, movement and style that manifest itself into my ever-increasing and ever-evolving art portfolio. Photographic images of people, animals, places and man-made and/or natural objects and abstracts are filtered through my mind and become so vivid and real. When I am in a creative mood, I pick up a pen or ink, a brush, an oil or acrylic paint, a canvas and start to reconstruct the images into works of aunthentic fine arts. There is nothing more soothing and refreshing for me to see the final and tangible product ready to be hung and exhibited for the world to see. When people make constructive comments on my artworks, that in itself sufficiently serves as my motivation to create more. If you have some word of encouragement and/or praise, let me know. You ...

Raquel Soaz - My work is hand-built by slab and pinch construction using low-fire clay. In my most recent work, I give much attention to colors to complete my work using either glazes, underglazes, cold finishes (acrylics), inks, color pencils, and/or any other I need for communicating my intended vision. Most of my pieces are figurative/objects. Printed and shaped with my childhood country's colors, rhythms and warmth. ...

Raquel Soaz - Jeanclaude Davreux - SPONSOR Blinds by Window Improvements Dear friend, I warmly thank you for the honnor that you make me while agreeing these some words inspired by your work Jean-Claude DAVREUX ? How i know it ? At one time or the Palestinian people were victim of the misinformation most skilfully assembled and the amalgams most simplistic. They were very few those which,by their feathers, their words or their brush dared to express the right history of the Palestinian people, its sufferings,its uprooting,its humanism, because they navigate against the current? But its is thanks to this small number that more and more , the collective conscience took possession of the reality of the drama palestinian. And that, nowadays, its cause is know better,better included understood. Jean-Claude Davreux forms part of these"right" which served the truth and which showed with powerfull colors the endurance of the Palestinian people. One often described it like a loner,and it be perhaps that which it have carry towards an other people solitary, ignore and often victim of prejuges.The brush of this artist have well know express the extend and ...

Florence Bremond - French painter and illuminator Works with pigments mostly, these pigments are hand-ground and mixed to the required media (egg for tempera, acylic or alkyd resin, nut or linseed oil, etc.) Another common feature in her works, either modern or medieval, is the use of gold leaf/metallic leaves (leaf gilding). Teaches calligraphy,illumination and parchment making following the medieval methods: she makes her own parchment with quicklime, her ink with oak apples etc. Also a translator (English to French) - preferably for Art-related books! ...

Neil Loewen - Form, movement and colour fascinate me. I view life holistically, take pleasure in variegated meaning and context as means to transcend realistic representation into the world of spirit, ideas and values. I hope to engage the viewer long enough to look beyond the surface of my last layer of paint, into a realm of contemplation where together we can interface with the voice of creative consciousness. ...

John Clark - I am a commissioned artist. I use the old name of Glasspainter for what I mostly do which is making stained glass windows for specific locations. I use this ancient medium holding mainly to the traditional techniques and seeing what I can create using them. I like work that endures. I work to a given brief or develop a brief with my clients to find a solution to a given design situation. Some of the projects I have undertaken have been on very difficult themes such as the Lockerbie Memorial and The Falklands War Memorial but many other works also, religious and non- religious. My clients are many and various from private individuals to companies. I work mainly in Europe but have recently begun widening my horizons. Work can be undertaken world-wide. I have constructed a huge web site under the domain name www.glasspainter.com and I hope that you will come and visit me there also. ...

Mark Stine - Important Note: messages left for me here do not get to me in a timely fashion, so please email me from my web site only, located at