Posted in Miscellaneous, Fine Art on Apr 16th, 2012 Comments
Alfredo Mujica shows one of his styles in painting The Three Graces. Alfredo studied at the same school in Madrid as Picasso and Salvador Dali. Check out Framing 508 Gallery.
Posted in Miscellaneous on Apr 2nd, 2012 Comments
Rae Marie has an interesting way of working with pastels. Here she talks about two of her different styles. Check out Framing 508 Gallery.
Posted in Miscellaneous on Jan 10th, 2011 Comments
Orlando artist TR3 explains his painting called "My Three Ladies." A popular painting that has generated a lot of comments.
Posted in Miscellaneous on Dec 23rd, 2010 Comments
Orlando artist Van J explains his painting "Last of the Dying Queens" A comment on his heritage. A look at the world we live in.
Posted in Miscellaneous on Dec 16th, 2010 Comments
Orlando artist TR3 explains his painting on a skateboard called "Tribute to Jackson Pollock." Another example of his unique style of calligraphy.
Posted in Miscellaneous on Dec 9th, 2010 Comments
Orlando artist Van J explains his painting "No Peace, No Unity" There are many reasons why we have no peace and no unity in this world. They make for a jumbled mess.
Posted in Miscellaneous on Dec 2nd, 2010 Comments
Orlando artist TR3 explains a mixed media painting called "Love." His own unique style of calligraphy.
Posted in Miscellaneous on Nov 25th, 2010 Comments
Orlando artist TR3 explains a collaborative painting he made with homeless man Herbert Freeman. Sometimes no plan turns into illustrative art. The painting is untitled.
Posted in Miscellaneous on Nov 18th, 2010 Comments
Orlando artist Van J explains his painting "Strange Fruit." Some people are treated as if they are Strange Fruit.
Posted in Miscellaneous on Nov 11th, 2010 Comments
Orlando artist Van J explains his painting "Mother Lode." Some people seem to be from another world.
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