Welcome to the August 14, 2007 edition of Arts and Stuff carnival.
I am so pleased with the entries I received for this carnival with more artist submitting a post. I have to admit there were plenty of music posts as well but unfortunately this blog isn't about promoting music. Nor is it about art that may offend my readers so those that do, they are wasting their time and should submit to a carnival more appropriate with the subject matter.
There will be more carnivals on this blog but I am not going to list the new date just yet. The next two months this blog will be sadly lacking in posts although once it is all back to regular posting, I will announce a new carnival date so please be patient with me on this matter.
So there you go; any artist out there reading this you will have plenty of time to put a post together and submit it to my carnival. It is VERY easy to do!
carnival submission formArt Creativity
Vishal k Bharadwaj presents
Vishal vs Apartment posted at
allVishal.com.
Lexi Sundell presents
Creative Explosion posted at
Energies of Creation, saying,
"A rollicking post about a creative explosion of pixels as the images of my acrylic floral paintings are repurposed in an obsessively enjoyable new project."
Matt presents
Build your right-brain playground posted at
EverydayChange.com, saying,
"Kickstart your creativity by building a "right-brain playground!""
Harriett Hilton presents
artistic musings: Myspace As Artistic Expression posted at
artistic musings, saying,
"An article about how the urge to create is so strong people will use unexpected tools as a new form of expression."
Lucynda Riley presents
Fall Mini Pumpkin Wreath posted at
A Crafty Nature.
Digital Art
Diane Clancy presents Studio Artist Demo posted at Diane Clancy's Art Blog, saying,
"This is a 22 step creation of a digital painting in Studio Artist to show you a demonstration of how to use this innovative art program. Each step show the digital image at this step so you can easily see this process."
Miscellaneous Art
Ryan Haigh presents
Affordable Artwork posted at
The Big Chase, saying,
"BlueFlip art is a website that features a great amount of prints from talented artists at an affordable price."
Neil Ransom presents Protests and Painted Walls posted at Kate and Neil's Official Website, saying,
"What do you get when you add politics, teens, and an endless supply of cheap spray paint? Find out in San Cristobal, Mexico."
Paintings
cest.la.vie presents Recently finished: 'Away From Me'. posted at creative evolutions, saying,
"This is a new blog, and I will be using it to post completed paintings and track my own evolution as an artist after a recent career change. For now, I would like to share my recent work: "Away From Me"."
Lexi Sundell presents Summer Awakening posted at Energies of Creation, saying,
"This painting of glowing sunflowers is celebration of summer light before fall comes to take the gardens."
Photography
mctiller presents
Screencast Photoshop Tutorial: Making Black and White images out of Color images posted at
MCT Images, saying,
"A screencast tutorial for making black and white images out of color images in Photoshop."
My pick for non visual art
TherapyDoc presents
Holding On and Letting Go posted at
Everyone Needs Therapy, saying,
"Uh oh, it's not visual art, but it is stuff and no doubt, entertaining."
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Even though this large work was received very well the one thing that held it back from being sold was the cool greens. The scene in the Southern Flinders were at the time very fresh with new growth; it still wasn't what the viewer really wanted. I have now revised this and made the changes to add warmth to the scene. Still a 'green season' but not so many cool colours that it originally had and have to admit that I like the revised version better myself.
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