The Fine Art Thread

[Anonymouse]

I can see the oil paint glitter. Oil rules!

I miss painting. No idea why I quit.

[sSsflamesSs]

Although I do agree that it's really pleasing to the eyes, I can't help but make a crack about it.

I think the artist pulled it off by putting different colors and amounts of paint on the canvas, then folding it in half, hehehe.

I did the same thing when I put ketchup and mustard on a napkin and folded it in half, opening it, and voila!

Nevertheless, I like it!

[nimda]

exactly flames, it's not really about what technique the artist used. It's all about how it makes you feel. If it gives you even 1 single positive emotion, it's worth having. ...at least for me

[sSsflamesSs]

Agreed.

[Anonymouse]

I think now that Emil is moderating the admin has more time to post.

[Arvestaked]

Originally posted by anileve I would like to see Arvestakeds work as well, he seems to gear more towards abstract art, I would guess.

I am hoping to have a website of my paintings and my photography up by February. If I am still on here at that time, I will post a link.

[nimda]

Arvestaked,

I wanted to let you know, if you would like, ArmenianClub can provide FREE hosting for you website.

(in form: armenianclub.com/account )

We don't mind helping fellow Armenian artists.

You would need to zip your site and email to us.

Let me know if you'd like this, and I'll get it setup for you.

[Arvestaked]

Admin:
Thank you for letting me know. I will definately take it into consideration though my plan is to have a personal dot com.

[nimda]

cool

[jahannam]

nice input everyone.
However, a Fine art thread wouldn't be satisfying without my russian friend Kandinsky's work:

painted in 1913
(sorry if it's too big)