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Tammi Tail
Tammi Tail's Homepage
The Lost Civilization: The
Beginning
copyright, TTail 1997
Media: Digital Art
This picture is part of a series that I toyed with, but
didn't do anything with until I got more comfortable with Bryce2. I've seen several
programs on the Lost City of Atlantis and many speculations of where the Lost City went,
and if anything survived from this great civilization. Some believe that the Egyptians
sprang from Atlantis. I don't know what I believe exactly, but Atlantis has always been a
source of intrigue for me, as are the unlocked secrets of the ocean.
Pattie Schey
Pattie Schey's
Homepage
Unconditional Love
copyright Pattie Schey
Media: Print
I created this print for the Colorado Collie rescue. I
wanted to convey the trust and loyalty our pets give to us. This illustration could apply
to any rescue group since there are so many animals in need of good homes. I am a
freelance illustrator-artist in Southeastern Wisconsin with a BA in graphic
design-illustration. I am what you would call a "late bloomer" as an artist but
have found that my alternative career has evolved into something I want to spend the rest
of my life doing. My main focus is animals but I am not limited to this. My background
contains extensive computer experience in the technical field and I am currently teaching
myself HTML along with experimenting with various web development programs. This has begun
to develop into a viable business that not only includes commisioned drawings and
illustrations but some web graphics and site development.
Rhapsodynblue
Rhapsodynblue
Galleries Homepage
Creole Orchid
copyright, Rhapsodynblue Galleries
Media: Digital Art
Rhapsodynblue is a writer, photographer, digital
graphic artist and formerly a journalist for a top national newspaper. Her passion for
self-expression through original art began six years ago when she put some Pink Floyd,
turned on her Macintosh and graphic arts software and challenged them to keep up with her
imagination. Since then, she has been commissioned to create several peices of original
art and continues to create art for the mere pleasure of the experience. Her newest
venture is the creation of CD art design. With her partner in KixStart Connectivity, she
also designs commercial websites for fast-growing, start-up enterprises. The Rhapsodnyblue
Galleries express various themes from myth to music. Creole Orchid is an image from her
DanceGalleries, one of several galleries of original, digital art featured in
Rhapsodynblue Galleries The Rhapsodynblue Galleries have been a featured site of The
Artist of the Web Ring.
Yoju
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Homepage
Four Faces
copyright, Yoju
Media: Mixed media on Rice Paper - 11.5" x
17"
Yoju utilizes a unique blend of Oriental and Western
style with eclectic combinations of China ink, gouache, suminagashi, pastel, pencil,
crayon, and collage to create art in bold, striking colors and whimsical form that are a
delight to view and an accent to any decor. Subject matter includes landscapes,
abstractions, still lifes, celestial objects, Buddhist images, human and animal form.
Born in Hokkaido, Japan, and raised in Tokyo, Yoju
first expressed an interest in art at the age of 4. She began formal study at the age of 8
at the Maejima Academy of Art, Tokyo where she continued for 25 years. Additional studies
in Calligraphy with the well known instructor, Fujo Minami, Tokyo, were conducted
throughout her primary and high school years. After high school followed three years of
intensive study at the Kuwasawa and Ootsuka Academy of Design, Tokyo, and an additional 4
years of study at the Pacific Ocean Academy of Art, Tokyo. During the first 25 years of
her career, Yoju concentrated on oil painting as her principle medium. In 1980 she made a
significant shift from oil to her current medium which includes gouache, water soluble
pencil and crayon, pastel, China ink, suminagashi (water prints), and collage. During the
latter part of her oil painting period and early part of her current period her work has
been exhibited at numerous galleries as well as in group and solo exhibitions in Japan. At
the present time, Yoju's art studio is located in Saratoga, CA. She is represented by the
AEGis Gallery of Fine Art in Saratoga; Gallery 9, Los Altos, CA; Art Concepts, Sunnyvale,
CA; and by the Carol Dabb, Inc., Los Altos, CA.
Artist's Statement: "I express what I feel in my
painting without adhering to a particular style. I don't distinguish between
representation and abstraction, and am not bound by historical trends and tradition. I
choose freely to use a variety of materials and methods. I like to paint common subjects
including abstract, portraits, Bhuddist images, still life, and animals. I feel novel
subjects and strange or unusual things don't last long and what is in vogue is only
temporary. I find interesting meaning in ordinary subjects. For instance, I find it
beautiful and enjoyable to paint even a small stone. I always observe nature and express
my feelings through my work. I strive to work without losing my vitality. My outlook is
always changing and I am ever looking for new things to observe and express."
Mountain View Art Gallery
Mountain View
Homepage
Rose Trellis
copyright, Mountain View Art Gallery
Media: Mixed Media, 22 X 30
Mountain View Art Gallery features the
creative and original artwork by members of one talented family. Landscapes, florals,
castles, old houses and barns are favorite subjects of watercolorist Janet Mac Pherson.
Western scenery in amazingly detailed gouache miniatures will be found in Bruce's Gallery,
and glass paintings are the theme of Carole's Gallery.
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