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An example!

amistupid

I'm sure Olivia said her future in laws are in the "art world". Get your lass round to the "castle!"

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amistupid wrote: »

I have exhibited locally never offered work for sale. I think it's like every artistic talent you need lucky breaks and someone to "find you".

Let's hope both you and she are lucky today !!!:D she's exhibiting and they're on sale too

amistupid

harrowing wrote: »

An example!

Excellent! :T :T :T Have you the actual dimensions. Hard to judge scale. :cool:

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amistupid wrote: »

Also done a bit of sculpture...good at moulding things with my hands.

Good on you! thinking of using this web site as a portal: http://www.theartistsweb.co.uk/

I know one can set up the website from scratch but know enough to realise it's a major hassle; the above has templates.

What d'ya reckon?

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amistupid wrote: »

Excellent! :T :T :T Have you the actual dimensions. Hard to judge scale. :cool:

50cm X 50cm

amistupid

harrowing wrote: »

An example!

I do sense Polish influences.

Listen to me sound like Brian Sewell "darling" :rotfl:

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So what is your main artistic work Adey? i.e for potential studio

amistupid

Andrew I know some of my fellow students displayed their work on a Sachi Sachi website at no cost, but not sure of all the details. Has your beloved ever considered applying to the Arts Council for funds?

amistupid

When I first started my degree I was into figurative stuff potraits, life drawing etc and not to bad at it. I wish I knew how to post pictures. As I progressed I became more interested in abstract work, gave you a greater freedom of expression. Did a lot of obscure digital photograph work, then moved onto geometric based paintings and abstract sculptures out of hundreds of 1cm wooden cubes. Loved it.