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- What would you like to accomplish in 2010?
- 5 new collages
Several Teaching Videos
- Is there anything we can help you with?
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Thank you for the passage of beautiful .. For your Araiap
This is beautiful and your beauty of your soul
I hope you to read and write to me fully on my plastic
I have a certificate to be proud of
I wish you continued success
Just wonderful! The colors just pull one in, and the crucible design is so very beautiful.
Excellent colors and application of paint! Whimsical, yet eerie. I like it! Is the house singing? I like the way it almost appears to be with the music below.
Excellent piece! Simple yet stirring, bold yet cool with the colored strips as well as the staples. Don't you love Tyvek? I've been using it since '99, but those fumes-How large is this one?
Thank you DeMarie. I do like this painting too, as so many never quite turn out the way one wants. I have found in life there are too many complications, so why not look for the simple, beautiful things that surround us, and experiment on simplicity…
Cool! Cool! And COOL! I love the simple subject coupled with the dramatic colors!! ~dm :o)))
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- At 10:39am on December 23, 2009,
faeeez said…
- إظهار التحويل إلى الحروف اللاتينية
Very sorry for the delay in reply
All my Onfzha Baloklrik
Amilep punctuation and collided with a brush
...............................
I wish yourself with a Quran
And a tour in your country
I and some of my friends and my friends of Arab artists
- At 2:06pm on December 16, 2009,
Kathryn Uster said…
- Hi, Edna. I was born in Connecticut on the border, but lived mostly in the Poughkeepsie/Wappingers Falls area. I went to college there and at New Paltz State Univ. I love Manhattan and my parents are both from Brooklyn. I used to date a jazz sax player who lived on E. 81st. I could easily hope the train and be in the city in an hour or so to see a play or hit the museums. I so miss it, the culture and foods! Living in the Southwest desert, hours from anywhere is not my cup of tea, so I go for the vibrant colors I remember. Everything is beige out here. Ugh. It has it's own beauty, but I miss my four seasons. I create in many mediums, and if you ever have a question, or need advice don't hesitate to write. I'm an educator by trade and more than willing to help you through. {+: Kate
- At 9:20am on December 15, 2009,
Edna Collazo said… - Thank you so much for your beautiful comments Kate. Where did you live when you lived here in NYC? I live in Upper Manhattan, in Washington Heights. The photographs are from Fort Tryon Park, my favorite place in the city...yes, even more than Central Park! I'm here with my husband and 4-y-o son while my husband finishes his PhD at CUNY. We are from Puerto Rico. I love the vibrancy of your work, some of it is punch-you-in-the-face beautiful, one gets struck by the colors and shapes in the best way possible. I'm a beginner and trying to learn all the worderful stuff Deb has to offer. There is lots I could learn from you.
- At 1:03pm on December 11, 2009,
- Thank you Deb! I also wish you a great holiday season, and now that I'm finally feeling 100%, look forward to getting more involved. So goals may not have been fully attained, but thanks to your helpful videos for Etsy, I've been able to get a store up and am now working on getting some "products" created. You are a blessing! Kate {+:
- At 11:57am on December 11, 2009,
Deborah said… - Hello, Sweetheart! Happy Holidays to you!
Wishing the very best for you and yours. I'm hoping that you have attained your goals for this year and are planning for next year to be even better! xoxoxoxoxoxox
- At 4:58am on September 5, 2009,
Robin McCoy said…
- Hey Kathryn, thanks for getting back to me regarding my question. I will try to add the collaging on a piece and see what happens. I'll post it when I get it going. Thanks again for all the info. My the way have I told you I think your work is amazing! Aloha, Robin
- At 1:44pm on July 30, 2009,
DebMarie said…
- Hi, Kathryn!
Thanks a million for your kind words on my work - I appreciate it very much!
Experimental Youth is small - just 4 x 6 inches. Yeah, those tyvek fumes can be nasty - I like to do it outside so I'm not breathing in something I can't smell, ya know? :o)
Your avatar is SO cute - looks like you're having a lotta fun! I love it!
xo debmarie xo
- At 10:26pm on July 26, 2009,
William Charlebois said…
- Thank you for the links to your friends' site. I don't have time to look tonight, but I'll definitely check it out! :O)
- At 2:53pm on July 26, 2009,
Michele Nizam said… - Thanks so much for your positive comments:) You just made my day!!!
- At 11:46am on July 26, 2009,
Michele Nizam said…
- Fantastic art! Welcome ... can't wait to see more:)
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Posted by Amin Kasmani on December 26, 2009 at 4:21pm — 2 Comments
A Caribbean Holiday Celebration!
A Caribbean Celebration
Some of my friends in Administration have recently asked me to tell them how
we celebrate the holidays in my country, Puerto Rico.
I’m sure it would seem simple to just say: “Well, we put up a tree, sing songs around it, eat lots and lots of food made by our moms and aunts and grannies and have gifts under the tree for the little ones. And that would be true, we do all that because that is part of all the good and sometimes bad stuff we have inherited fro… Continue
Some of my friends in Administration have recently asked me to tell them how
we celebrate the holidays in my country, Puerto Rico.
I’m sure it would seem simple to just say: “Well, we put up a tree, sing songs around it, eat lots and lots of food made by our moms and aunts and grannies and have gifts under the tree for the little ones. And that would be true, we do all that because that is part of all the good and sometimes bad stuff we have inherited fro… Continue
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