Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Monday, July 11, 2011
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Portfolio - Sculpture, Painting, Architecture
I've set up a little online portfolio of my works to show what I've been working on and plan on selling.
It'd be great if I got some feedback and even some sales!
As I make more, I'll be updating it.
The website is www.wix.com/brybradshaw/portfolio
It'd be great if I got some feedback and even some sales!
As I make more, I'll be updating it.
The website is www.wix.com/brybradshaw/portfolio
Labels:
architecture,
bryan bradshaw,
painting,
portfolio,
sculpture,
website,
wix.com
Thursday, January 13, 2011
David Garibaldi At Work
Labels:
art,
david garibaldi,
painting,
swizz beatz,
swizz world
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Art Lives Forever
Since today is the 1 year anniversary of the major 2010 earthquake in Haiti, I thought I should share something that I learned while writing a paper on art and whether or not the Caribbean has it's own form or style. The Centre d'Art was a museum that was destroyed due to the earthquake but while the country was being torn apart the people were still hopeful. I believe that one of the best ways to document incidences like these is through art. Whether it's visual, musical, or however else one chooses, the expression of the built up emotions that are being felt are potential for beautiful things. Frantz Zepherin, one of the survivors of the incident, painted a series of paintings after missing death and his well made works are his way of calling out for help for his country as well as informing future generations of the misfortunes and adversities they've gone through.
Read more to see more of Frantz Zephirin's works.
Labels:
2010,
art,
caribbean,
centre d'art,
earthquake,
frantz zephirin,
haiti,
painting
Monday, January 3, 2011
Unlimited Vision
Swizz Beatz, the world famous producer/beat maker, has big plans for 2011. This 31 year old artist is well known for his musical talent but he's showing the world that as an artist he is not limited to music. When he's in his Greenpoint, Brooklyn art studio he goes by his real name, Kasseem Dean.
Visual art is just as much one of his passions as music and he does not plan on giving up one for the other. Why should he when he's very capable of doing both? He has even painted on his wife Alicia Keys, before the new year, and said that she is the best canvas that he's ever painted on. In this piece "Love" is the predominant word painted on her body.
Swizz donated all of the money earned from his very first painting to charity. He seems to have gone through many stages of styles and does not plan on stopping anytime soon. The piece where he uses Alicia Keys as his canvas definitely reminds me of one of his inspirations, Keith Haring.
He has released a glimpse of his first painting of the year called Young Brazil. I wonder if he paints with those shades on too haha...if so, that's pretty great that he can produce that piece with them on. I think it's a lovely piece and there's great emotion in the children's faces. I also think it's safe to say that Swizz Beatz is on the verge of being a genius.
Read more to see more art pieces by Swizz Beatz and an interview by the NY Post.
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