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Love and Laughter Cheryl O
London artist Cheryl Oudshoorn is known for glowing colour and experimental techniques in her paintings. She works in oils, watercolour, acrylic and collage. Her paintings can be seen in London Ontario at 'Artistix' and 'Museum London's Art Rental and Sales Gallery'; as well as 'Hidden Lane Framing Studio' in Strathroy, 'Turner Gallery' in Bayfield, and 'Elizabeth's Art Gallery' in Goderich. Cheryl has been teaching art to adults since 1997. She encourages her students to find their own unique artistic expression in painting.
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Duran O
Finally Available in The United States, after the anticipated release and astonishing success in Latin America, seen at the most Exclusive Private Exhibitions, Galleries, Sophisticated Homes and Offices.
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Caoimhghin O Croidheain
Caoimhghin O Croidheain is an Irish artist who lives and works in Dublin. His work consists of drawings and paintings with social, environmental and political themes ranging from the local to the global.
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Always Room For One More Cheri O'Brien
Cheri O'Brien is a self-taught professional artist working in oils, acrylics, gouache and most recently fused painted glass and reverse oil painting on glass. Her narrative work delights viewers of all ages.
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The Passage of Time
mixed media Kevin O'Brien
Kevin O' Brien's artist statement: I am a modern, primitive, high-energy expressionist. I like to create my own methods of painting and construction. I like to use materials that I consider to be the building blocks of modern, industrial culture. I disavow the slick, finished idea of what art should be. I believe that my work must embody the concept I intended and also show the movement of my hands.
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Mandala series
ink on paper Marti O'Brien
Marti O'Brien has a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder. Her work reflects the ups and downs of her medical condition. Along with medication, her art is her therapy, and as a result she is able to manage her illness. In this way she can express the full gamut of emotions that come to her in waves. The artist will go into a meditative state while creating her work and will remain in this state until the piece is finished.
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oil painting Tatianna O'Donnell
Tatianna M. O’Donnell's artist statement: My paintings are about the rhythm and soul of the landscape. It is an exploration of shape, contour, line and texture, the very basics of art and imagery. The spirit of my subject comes with me into my studio and is translated onto the canvas.
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Map the Miner
oil painting Marilou O'Loughlin
Oil painting for beginners will teach you everything you need to know to learn how to paint in oils. This online step-by-step guide will teach you new skills in painting and give you the confidence to learn this fun and exciting medium!
Marilou O'Loughlin has been painting in oil since 1985 and has gradually gone on to be a plein air painter or paint outdoors on location. Marilou started out painting from photos but found that she does her best work on location looking at the real scene.
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Shandon Geraldine O'Riordan
Geraldine O'Riordan artist statement: I was born and have lived most of my life in Cork. Having initially pursued a career in business the desire to paint has always been there. As the result of doing a residency at the Burren College in 2005 I decided to pursue art as a career. Soon after I acquired a studio at the Backwater Artist Group at Wansford Quay which enabled me to study and sketch the old buildings of the city and the docklands. Since then I have had a sellout exhibition at Gallery 44, in the city. I have also been awarded a residency at the Cill Rialaig Project
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Church in Colonia
watercolor Marian O'Shaughnessy
Original, color-filled works of art by Marian O'Shaughnessy.
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Callaway Gardens Azalea Marian O'Shaughnessy
Original watercolors, color filled works of art by a plein-air artist who loves to travel and paint.
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Marian O'Shaughnessy
Original watercolors, color filled works of art by a plein-air artist who loves to travel and paint.
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Cello in One Movement Sean O'Shea
Sean O'Shea's artist statement: I approach composition with the realization that the painting is a living
object, what lies beneath the surface of the painting are of equal
importance. The possibilities are unlimited and the first brush stroke is
the beginning of an untold story. I am fascinated how colour and tone
affects the atmosphere and mood of an image,the unseen rhythms, harmonies
and light and the final relationship between painted scene and the viewer.
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Whistler Peaks in Mist Nancy O'Toole
A wife, mother, grandmother and former nurse, Nancy O'Toole travels extensively with her Irish born husband Eric.
With a generous spirit and a zest for life she has the unique ability to capture on canvas the very essence of the places she visits.
International companies, charitable foundations etc., have come to recognize this attribute and Nancy is in constant demand for the use of her images.
Her work is highly recognizable by her dynamic palette!
Be well informed…she is fearless in her use of colour!
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Trees On McMullin Road Conor O'Brien
Oil Paintings by Conor O'Brien, American Artist.
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Derek O'Brien
Derek O'Brien is a self taught painter of mainly abstract images, working in wimbledon in the UK.
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Caroline O'Connell
Caroline O'Connell
born: Bronx, New York
bfa: Parsons school of Design, Paris, France
lives and works in Manhattan, works in many private collections in the States and abroad.
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E. P. O'Connor
Elizabeth works in pen and ink, colored pencil, markers, oil, and graphite. She has several works in private collections. Her main focus is sci fi and fantasy with a desire to illustrate science fiction book covers. She is also available for pet portrait work and other commissioned pieces.
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Virginia M O'Connor
Virginia M O'Connor's art focuses primarily on animal portraiture in oils, drawing from her lifelong involvement with Thoroughbred race horses, Arabians and others, and also show dogs of all breeds, where she is a nationally known candid photographer. She also creates in watercolor and occasionally in sculpture. Virginia currently resides in Anza, CA, surrounded by mountain views, Indian reservations and national parks.
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Artist at work Desmond O'Hagan
Desmond enjoys working in several mediums including watercolor, acrylics, charcoal, pen-and-ink, and monotypes; but his primary focus is pastels and oils. He feels that experimenting with a variety of mediums has helped him appreciate many different forms of art. This in turn enhances his own work. Constantly challenging himself has translated into a successful career in fine art encompassing several one-man shows and participation in group exhibitions across America.
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Munster Princess Tomas O'Maoldomhnaigh
Tomas O'Maoldomhnaigh, born in Limerick Ireland, has been a professional portrait and landscape artist for many years. His works can be found all over Ireland and is represented on the walls of many of Irelands top corporate companies. He exhibits on an on going basis throughtout Ireland. He is facinated by the figure and paints in contemporary realism style. His paintings have been sold to the United States, Europe, Africa and Australia. He now lives and works as a full time artist and illustrator in his adopted Country Clare.
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Antique Bottles II Allan O'Marra
Allan O'Marra is a high realist painter, photographer and writer.
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Ashley O'Neal
Ashley O'Neal, who received her BA in Art Studio from the University of California at Santa Barbara, honed her craft in Ireland where she studied painting with and worked alongside noteworthy 20th Century Irish painters and immersed herself in a thriving artistic community. After traveling and studying with artists around the US and Europe she is now living and working in Brooklyn, New York.
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Hope Merman in the Moon
Collage Victoria O'Neill
Victoria is a painter, illustrator, fiber, collage, mixed media artist and writer, with a specialty in mermaids. Her work has been offered in many fine art galleries on the West and East Coasts, and now exclusively directly from her home studio. Victoria creates and implements 100% interactive theatrical arts entertainment events for people of all ages using beautiful handmade puppets, props and costumes, and shines best when bringing people together through the arts.
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When Shadows fall in Tuscany Nancy O'Toole
Nancy O'Toole is well known for her dynamic use of color intensity and luminosity in her impressionistic paintings. Although well versed in several media her favorite media at present is Acrylics. Nancy has painted a variety of subjects including Portraits, Florals, Still Life, and diverse Landscapes. At present recent travels through Europe have been the inspiration for many of her Landscape paintings. She is sought after by collectors of fine art and has paintings in Corporate and Private collections throughout North America, England, Ireland, France, Japan, Singapore and many other countries around the world and her works have been shown in many galleries around the world.
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A Brown Study Violet Oakley
Violet Oakley (1874-1961) was perhaps the greatest woman muralist the United States has produced. She grew up in Bergen Heights, NJ and began studying art at age 18. She studied art in Philadelphia and England. She came from a family of artists. Both her grandfathers were members of The National Academy of Design.
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Sister Evan Oberholster
Evan Oberholster's art exhibitions of male and female nudes.
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Summer's gone Jim Oberst
Jim creates watercolor paintings of seascapes and landscapes - especially scenes of the beautiful Ouachita Mountains area in Arkansas - in a realistic style with impressionistic overtones. He likes to paint scenes that evoke peaceful feelings and nostalgia for simpler days gone by. Jim also paints people in a more realistic style. He is concerned with capturing both the likeness and the spirit of his subjects. Jim's paintings are known for their clarity, color, and impact.
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Patricia Oblack
Music forms the emotional output of creative energy being guided through Patricia Oblack's hand. Each painting begins with the layering of colors hat has become the trademark of her work. Strings of paint are applied with a palette knife & drawn 1 through another to explore & create the depth & texture of the surface.
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Artist at Work Marina Obo
From surrealist collage to classical portrait or warhol's art, from oriental and figurative art to photographic assemblies, Marina Obo, a contemporary Frenchwoman painter, juggles with techniques, styles and subjects. She also invites you to glance at her works through plays (memorizing, puzzle...).
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Carol Ochs
The watercolor fantasy art of Carol Ochs featuring fairies, elves, mermaids, wizards and other enchanted beings! Come see those who usually remain unseen!
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By the Light No.2 Elizabeth Ogata
Elizabeth Ogata is a signature member of the International Society of Acrylic Painters (ISAP). She has exhibited her work in many juried shows. In the Florida Watercolor Society juried exhibitions, Elizabeth has won the prestigious Winslow Homer Award in 2001 and the Alan R. Chiara Memorial Award in 2004. She also won Best in Show at Louisiana Tech University in 2002. Recently she was awarded the South Carolina Award in the Southern Watercolor Society 2005 exhibition.
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Ron Ogle
Multi-talented artist Ron Ogle is an oil painter, sculptor and photographer.
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Why Ii Alev Oguz
Alev Oguz lives in Istanbul, Turkey. Her work is mainly oil painting.
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Paul B. Ohannesian
Paul B. Ohannesian is an active watercolourist and printmaker of etchings in Vancouver, British Columbia. Formerly an architect, Paul's interest in the history of settlements and of technology (especially steam railroads) guides his choice of subject matter.
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Nathan Ohlrich
Reconstructing the past is a difficult process. Visually describing your psychological fragments of memory is a complicated process that can never be complete. In my work I utilize visions, memories, photographs, and dreams to portray what is in the past. The images I create are layered, imperfect, and incomplete representations of my childhood. Some memories seem crystal clear. Others require a glance at a photo or inspiring conversation to reconnect with what happened in ones past, sometimes only recalling cloudy remains. My work attempts to reformulate the vague, shadowy vapors of my memory. Am I living in the past? No, I only wish to revisit simple playground kickball memories or my scraped knee. I am only reconnecting, not forgetting, and remembering who I am and where I've come from.
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Mona Ohoveluk
Mona Ohoveluk - Inuit printmaker
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Oil Painting Reproductions
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Loving You Carolin Okon
Carolin Okon creates celebrity art -- paintings in oil of Elvis Presley, George Clooney, Meg Ryan, Barry White, George Michael, James Dean, Madonna, Marilyn Monroe, Robbie Williams and more.
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Looking up Vala Ola
Vala Ola classical training in Europe is reflected in her art. Her figurative bronze sculptures and oil paintings are noted for their depth of expression and emotion. A native of Iceland she relocated to the US in 1994 spending 7 years painting exquisite portraits in oil until her passion for sculptures emerged 2001. Now most of her time in her studio in Scottsdale is devoted to her sculptures placing great importance on composition and anatomy.
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Matthew Oldfield
Matt Oldfields website The BIG Art Company uses your photos and your ideas to create beautiful hand painted pictures. Breaking down the barrier between digital photos and painting.
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Two Pears David Oleski
David Oleski graduated from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1983 with a bachelor of fine arts degree in painting.
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Untitled Photograph Joe Olexson
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The Gift photoshop Jose Manuel Oli
Jose Manuel Oli or Olijosman :: Spanish digital concept and video game artist.
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AB04 oliver
oliver represents a new direction in photography by creating nude images on canvas with a surrealist use of solarization, the silhouette lighting and color illusions that create a euphoric emotional inspiration.
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Marla and painting Ornaments Marla Olmstead
Marla Olmstead (4yr old), from Binghamton, in New York state, has been painting since just before she was two years old. Using brushes, spatulas, her fingers and even ketchup bottles, she is creating canvases of six by six foot.
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Naomi Olsen
Naomi Olsen was born and raised in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Naomi started painting several years ago and she felt the need to paint Polio, to express the feelings she had during those years. Naomi felt the need to keep the young and remind the older when polio ravaged our countries, the battles the young faced, the battles they may face again.
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Circle of Life Christine Olson
Christine Olson is an artist living in Chicago. Her paintings includes bright hues, varying use of brush strokes and a sense of depth using shapes, colors and line.
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Eunice Olson
Eunice Olson is a Northern California painter.
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Lise Olson
Artist Statement: I have always enjoyed expressing myself artistically in a 3-D medium. I am currently working on some abstract carvings but I really enjoy detailing a realistic piece. I am experimenting with smoothness, contrast, complexity and simplicity. I am challenged to express my voice simply using often complex impressions and designs in the soapstone. Carving fills me with a sense of expectancy, an enthusiasm to see the finished product. It is my hope that when others view my carvings they too can feel an exhilaration and affection for a sculpture that has moved them.
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Lanterns... Lisa Onizuka
Lisa Callagher Onizuka is a photographer and oil painter in love with simple expression in color, pattern and light. Though she usually is busy making websites she does make an effort to keep the camera handy and takes painting classes whenever possible so the painting gets done. Send beautiful free ecards featuring Lisa's photos and paintings from http://Free-Ecard-Greetings.com.
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Monument Toni Onley
Toni Onley (1928-2004), was a renowned watercolourist, an Order of Canada recipient known for his moody, expressionist landscapes of the West Coast. Although a prolific artist Toni Onley has been a careful craftsman whether working with paintings large or small, or with serigraphs, etchings and drawings. His silkscreen prints and drawings have received high praise and his paintings, articulate, simple, and subtle in colouring have been discussed by most of the leading critics and historians of the day.
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Bog Pond
oil Helen Opie
I paint because I love to see. I love to see colours, shapes, and patterns. Colours that change with the weather and time of day; subtle colours, rich colours. Shapes of land and water; shapes of built things such as houses, boats, wharves, kitchen utensils. Patterns of roofs against each other, wharf pilings, corners and ells of farm buildings, groups of sheds, and herring weirs.
I thrive on the energy of the Bay of Fundy tides which rise and fall 25+ feet twice daily on the other side of North Mountain, a ridge of rock running alongside the Bay of Fundy. I salute the cloudscapes above it, the farms alongside it, and the harbours linking land and sea. I love life and hope to convey my joy of being alive here, now, through my painting.
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Cow study Nancy Oppenheimer
I seek to create an intimate mood through the drama of light powered by color.
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Dreamer Laura Orchard
Laura Orchard's online portfolio exhibits the artist's facility with the human figure in graphite drawings and bronze sculpture. She strives to convey a sense of the contemplative interior world of human experience and has mastered the use of graphite in rendering subtle mood, the human form and her elaborate fabrics. In a nod to her former career as a mural painter, scaled up Belgian tapestries have been created from her meticulous drawings.
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The Orientalist Gallery
Listings of Orientalist artists, images of their work and descriptions of their technique.
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Early Morning Andrew Orr
Andrew Orr (b.1969) combines realism and impressionism to create paintings that reflect his love of nature and beauty. His paintings are direct and rich, with clear color, expressing his passion for light and life.
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Summer Bluff Joseph Orr
Since 1973, Joseph Orr has painted the landscape of America where he lives and visits. Working primarily from sketches made on location, he tries to capture the essence of the scene, sparking a mood through use of light and shadow. His studies are centered in scenes of solitude, hopefully, allowing the viewer to escape the pressures of everyday living. As an early champion of the acrylic painting medium, he has contributed to several North Light Books and has been honored with features in several contemporary art magazines. His paintings are represented by American Legacy Gallery, Kansas City, MO; Morris & Whiteside Gallery, Hilton Head, SC; New Masters Gallery, Carmel, CA among others.
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Michael Orwick
Native Oregon Painter Michael Orwick, using Strong lights and darks, and a simple color palette, creates unique tales where each viewer infers their distinctive yet universal stories. Every picture stands on its own, while working in conjunction with the others to compel such basics precepts as curiosity, delight, sharing, dancing, and quality napping. This is evident in his illustrative depictions of animals and mythical, often whimsical archetypes. The same narratives are more delicately evoked in his beautifully rendered landscapes.
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Karen Stiehl Osborn
Karen Stiehl Osborn's textile art focuses on color, texture and light. Her recent work includes her own hand painted and hand dyed fibers and textiles.
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Sari Tonia Osborn
Portrait Artist specializing in Pastels and various other medias, Featuring two series of Fine Art limited editions.
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Beverly Osborne
An award winning wildlife artist for over 35 years, Beverly Kay Osborne presents Florida wildlife in a unique and compelling style; incorporating an inspired artistic vision within sincere natural environments. Beverly concentrates her talents within wildlife art and commissioned animal portraiture. Her work is widely sought for private collections and commissions. Institutional and Corporate commissions include Canaveral National Seashore, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the University of Central Florida, Walkabout Environmental Stewardship Program, and the Dr. Robert L. Woolf Veterinary Hospital.
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Photo Pendant Jewelry Carolyn Osborne
My fascination with all forms of art started very early... my mom says I created murals on the walls with my crayons when I was about 2 years old. I have always been blessed with amazing 'artsy' teachers through-out my schooling and a family that felt art is an important part of life. I am primarily self-taught. My talents cover many types of media: charcoal, watercolor, one-of-a-kind jewelry, handpainted glass, fused glass. Pretty much anything I can get my hands on. I enjoy creating beautiful things. My surroundings, a mood, colors, children, old people, dreams, nature, all are things that inspire and excite my flow of creativity.
'Artistic creativity is a whirlpool of imagination that swirls in the depths of the mind.' (Robert Toth)
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Photo of Artist Irene Osborne
Western Australian Artist Irene Osborne's fine arts. Original paintings, murals, public and community art, art prints, unique Australian landscapes, portraits, etched rocks, mining and resources art.
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Justine Osborne
Justine Osborne specialises in large-scale paintings of dogs. Texture, colour and quirky composition reflect the candid nature of the dog as artist's model. You will also find informative links to other artists who have chosen the dog as their subject matter, outside of the realm of the traditional pet-portrait artist.
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Lady in black Ann Osgood
Ann Osgood uses gestural brushstrokes and bold color to paint a wide range of subjects from her Arizona studio. Inspired by the landcape, a frontage road on the freeway, the human figure the painting begins with an observation. Each painting sets up its own challenges and solutions that result in an image with its own beauty beyond the subject.
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Isaac Oster
Isaac Oster paints things with acrylic and gouache. He also builds websites for other artists, doctors, politicians, and all the young dudes.
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Dan Osterman
Dan Osterman illustrator.
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A3 Kathy Ostman-Magnusen
Kathy Ostman-Magnusen paints 'women'; in their daily lives, in lives they question and in lives they wish they had. Kathy's art explores the atmosphere revealed by our emotions; the anticipation of a first kiss, the fragrance of an infants breath, the magic of flight at sunrise. She is compelled to try to record the chaos as well as the calm in the eyes of those she paints and sculpts.
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Summer Fern II Dee Ott
Dorene Ott Artist Statement: like to paint life, because life shouldn't be taken for granted. Too often, I have been guilty of doing just that. Having had friends who have had and conquered debilitating or terminal illnesses makes a wise person start thinking about the shortness of life. I, personally, have been fortunate, and very blessed not to have had any debilitating, nor life threatening diseases. So with my friends in mind, I find that capturing life on canvas is a great way to celebrate or enjoy the beautiful things in life and nature. And when others enjoy my work, so much the better. I like working with a limited palette and 'saying' what I want to say in simple terms. Plants thrive in the light, so in Summer Fern II I tried to express that with the upward movement of the ferns and the bright light behind them. I like working with acrylics, but oils are my favorite.
Having spent 16 years, cumulatively, in Europe while growing up, I was exposed to a great deal of art ranging from very old to very new. Mostly, I have developed my skills on my own with little formal instruction. My dad always said...if you can read well you can learn anything you choose to...and I did just that. The 'art' classes I had in highschool and college did not give me much useful information about painting and color theory, as the schools in question did not have very qualified instructors and I mostly learned to do handcrafted items. Painting is something I had to mostly learn from my own research, practice, and tips from fellow artists who had received good instruction on mixing pigments, color theory, the use of brush strokes and other painting techniques. I'm living proof that if you learn to read and comprehend well, you can learn most anything on your own, if you must.
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Crimes against Nature Linda Joyce Ott
Linda makes expressive, abstract and conceptual art - paintings, photographs, Polaroid image transfers, collages, shadow boxes & assemblages - that provokes and often disturbs the viewer. Linda creates art that glows with life and mystery while commenting on the tensions, the horrors and the transcendence of the swirling forces that affect the world around her. Linda's first solo painting exhibition "The Earth Is Full of Anger" took place in September 2006 at Visual Arts Ontario. It coincided with the fifth anniversary of 9/11.
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