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Artist - Art Teacher - Illustrator - Musician - Armchair Philosopher
About Me
- RJ
- Artist and musician. Illustrator for 20 years; high school art teacher for 13 years, retired as of July 2014.
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About this Blog
I started this blog in 2007 to put some of my art on the internet. Here you will also find a lot of posts about other art that I like (or don't like), and other art-related topics. To see all of my art in one place, please visit my regular website (see link above).
I'm also a guitar player. I have a SoundCloud website where you can hear my original electric guitar instrumentals, ambient electronic music, and some other odds & ends (see link below).
I hope you find something of interest here on my blog. Comments are encouraged! Thanks for stopping by.
I'm also a guitar player. I have a SoundCloud website where you can hear my original electric guitar instrumentals, ambient electronic music, and some other odds & ends (see link below).
I hope you find something of interest here on my blog. Comments are encouraged! Thanks for stopping by.
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Some Artists I Like
- Abdul Mati Klarwein
- Odd Nerdrum
- Ernst Fuchs
- Salvador Dali
- James Rosenquist
- Willem de Kooning
- Alex Grey
- Todd Schorr
- Mark Ryden
- Robert Venosa
- Paul Laffoley
- Philip Rubinov Jacobson
- Steven Assael
- Vincent Desiderio
- A. Andrew Gonzales
- Laurence Caruana
- Eric Fischl
- Kathryn Jacobi (no relation)
- Aaron Board
- Dana Schutz
- Kristin Beaver
Other Art Blogs worth looking at
More art stuff
- Beinart International Surreal Art Collective
- Art Renewal Center
- New York Academy of Art
- "Going, Going, Gone", an excellent article on contemporary art by Donald Kuspit
- Modern Art: A Skeptical View
- The 100 Greatest Comic Artists
- I am Better than Your Kids a.k.a. Crappy Kids' Art (rude, crude, and very funny!)
3 comments:
My first thought: something to do with quilting?
Quilting is a good guess, but no. It does kind of look like a quilt, but you're not even close! :-D
Reminds me of some of the geometric images that I saw while on a recent trip to Bimini where I connected with fibers of creation and blueprints of manifestation.
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