Showing posts with label gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gallery. Show all posts

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Color barcode generator & Gallery

I've been tinkering with the 99 palette generator for the last few months and it's ready for a v2 release. It supports now wide colour options, any number of pallets (1-99), and an offset parameter so that we can narrow in any set of pallets we want. Think of it as a timeline, the offset is again how many pallets of time you want to go.

  Here is a gallery of some of the most beautiful pieces that I have found so far.  If you find a nice set, please post a link here.I know there are tons of beautiful Multiblends and compositions from there warten.Cheers, sero-agglutination test *


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Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Waterhouse Gallery figurative artists exhibition 2010


Waterhouse Gallery in Santa Brbara, California has the artist their great American figurative artists exhibition 2010 to present, which considered stable.


Online preview of the exhibition includes one or more pictures of each artist.To the thumbnails, some information about the artists and enlarge klicken.Sie then come find name back to the main page of the Gallery of the artist and click through for more pictures of work by this artist.


While focusing on figurative themes is figures in interiors include the selection, November was landscapes and other Umgebungen.Der artists receive 20, yesterday, 2010.Leider neglected the Gallery website, to mention the deadline for the exhibition.


The Waterhouse Gallery regularly represented artists include a number of great painters, have a few of which I have in the past appear here on lines and colors.


Pictures above: Jeremy Lipking, Richard Schmid, Scott Burdick, Steve Hanks, Craig Nelson, Jennifer McChristian (links are to my posts).


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Thursday, July 8, 2010

A gallery shift


I moved to a new Atlanta gallery yesterday. It was sad to say Anne, Tiffany and Sybil adopt when Anne Irwin fine art. I felt my style of painting with a network not the Gallery other artists. My new room here will be Mason Murer fine art in the city. Your gallery has a much more varied collection of artists and styles, and believe that it will be a better adaptation for me. Mark Kelly and Andrea are wonderful people who my paintings show me at appeared. The gallery space is large, impressive and includes my favorite Atlanta artist (other than Karen), James McLaughlin way. Am I really looking forward to working with you all. Hopefully for a long, long time. Gross ByJames Neil Hollingsworthat9: 11 AM

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