from the Art festival in Ft. Lauderdale
The artist called himself “Pete” I don’t know the full name of the artist; he was not there at the moment when I was looking at his art.
These comical sculptures are suitable for outdoors and as a decoration in a garden. They look hilarious like there are escaped from same comedy play.
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“Welcome to the kingdom of my imagination. Welcome to the world of the unpredictable reality. I live in Florida (sometimes in Sweden). My country of birth doesn’t exist anymore (SSSR). I am writing in English and Russian about my day-to-day life and the experience of living in different countries, observation of people’s life, traveling and fashion. Welcome,” jelena717@gmail.com.
March 9, 2010
Vedat Gurtan
March 8, 2010
Jimmy & Connie Langford
from the Art festival in Ft. Lauderdale
I like the sculptures, because of their simplicity and playfulness.
“The lady” looks at you with a jocose smile and she is just about to ask “Am I not pretty enough? What is the matter? Why you are not buying me?”.
Aren’t they cute?
The artists don’t have any website, so I don’t know much about their technique, but I can see that they use copper, brass and stainless.
I like the sculptures, because of their simplicity and playfulness.
“The lady” looks at you with a jocose smile and she is just about to ask “Am I not pretty enough? What is the matter? Why you are not buying me?”.
Aren’t they cute?
The artists don’t have any website, so I don’t know much about their technique, but I can see that they use copper, brass and stainless.
Jeff Laibson
from the Art festival in Ft. Lauderdale
This artist loves a lot of music and all his paintings are inspired by jazz, classical, ethnic, rock and they follow the rhythm of the melody.
Laibson’s intention is to create an effect of a visual representation of the image improvised by sound of the music. I think the paintings are creative.
The materials used in the paintings are acrylic (and/or oil) paint, watercolor, dyes and charcoal on paper, canvas, drumheads, wood and primed material.
This artist loves a lot of music and all his paintings are inspired by jazz, classical, ethnic, rock and they follow the rhythm of the melody.
Laibson’s intention is to create an effect of a visual representation of the image improvised by sound of the music. I think the paintings are creative.
The materials used in the paintings are acrylic (and/or oil) paint, watercolor, dyes and charcoal on paper, canvas, drumheads, wood and primed material.
Lisa Hartmann
from the Art festival in Ft. Lauderdale
I have chosen this artist, because of her strong and bright colors and of feminine nature. In my humble, not professional, opinion, this work of the colorful dresses is not the best creation of an exquisite art. The paintings are very specific and require customers who appreciate the style.
I have chosen this artist, because of her strong and bright colors and of feminine nature. In my humble, not professional, opinion, this work of the colorful dresses is not the best creation of an exquisite art. The paintings are very specific and require customers who appreciate the style.
The artist is using an acrylic in her work.
March 7, 2010
Ancizar Marin
from the Art festival in Ft. Lauderdale
I like these two ladies! This is something that I would have in my house.
I like these two ladies! This is something that I would have in my house.
The “artist” is unknown
from the Art festival in Ft. Lauderdale
Look at these bags! Do you want to be seen? May be it is something for you! Can these bags be called for art?
Look at these bags! Do you want to be seen? May be it is something for you! Can these bags be called for art?
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