ArtProcess artists network

What do you do after setting up your own website and posting those images for the world to discover your talent? While waiting for that enlightened day, figure out the true art of the web - the art of communication. Then strike up a dialogue with the only person who'll ever really understand what you do - another artist.

Artwork Comments

Crown Prince by michael krasowitz

This type of rich & powerful expression of the psychological realm really reaches me, Michael. I'm hoping to see more of these..... [Goto..]

The Conversation by Hillel Kagan

Thanks, everything you've said is absolutely true, I have nothing to add... [Goto..]

The Conversation by Hillel Kagan

Bellissimo!.. [Goto..]

The Conversation by Hillel Kagan

Not sure how I missed this fine painting (maybe because before I had limited the upload size, and the reproduction wasn't so clear then). Viewing this full size now is a real spectacle, and I'm changing my rating to masterpiece (that's a first for me), as I believe it's one of the best works you've done. Other than the understated tones, the exciting pictorial format of light thrusting and breaking, it's a gold mine for critical/philosophical analysis and interpretation with that figure disappearing into shade, and the calm knowing gaze of his interlocutor. One day Kagan, after you're long gone, this one will be the subject of a dissertation... [Goto..]

On The Road by Hanjo Schmidt

This has some african tribal touch .... .. [Goto..]

Studio Logs

Imagination is silly Kristina Lycke	Ecco, now my heart has found some peace with this one, tonight. [GoTo..]
Imagination is silly Kristina Lycke	[GoTo..]
Imagination is silly Kristina Lycke	My headphones . . . . . They saved my life . . . . . . . . [GoTo..]
Oil Kristina Lycke	[GoTo..]
Oil Kristina Lycke	[GoTo..]

Studio Log Comments

Imagination is silly Kristina Lycke	I found the beautiful colors of the previous photo very isolated and lonely. I covered the face in red and then washed it. I covered the rest with purple and then washed it. It must be a kitchen approach. Today, I again feel there is something missing. I have only tonight left. If i don't find anything tonight, my cousin will not have a painting from Roma this time. For sure i can prove i tried ..... Haaaa haaaaa [GoTo..]
Oil Kristina Lycke	The boy in the shop had given me a big fat blu oil pastel stick. I was curious to see how it works. [GoTo..]
in the woods fotini hamidieli	After a while the drawing seemed incomplete and I wanted something forceful to happen to it so came the birds which are feeding.I like the forms of the birds-not peacocks,although it is an idea.Did not intend to present them as phallic symbols but rather as ominous creatures.Even more simply I just wanted to make the drawing work [GoTo..]
nude study fotini hamidieli	Whatever you end up doing with this work Fotini, please do continue to document it's progress here. [GoTo..]
Little 8 JP Delaney	This is really a funny story... Some people have some nerve.... Good for you to answer what you did. By the way this thing about criticism, it is my experience that the difference between men and women is that while women respond with infuriated screaming, men respond with the most irrelevant, bitter, sexist comments that have nothing to do with the subject of the criticism whatsoever... Well, there are exceptions of course. I tend to talk seriously only with them. Now, the reason I [GoTo..]

Forum Comments

There are not many places to exhibit, in this local area without having to join a art group. There are two but I decline to join as they do selection on the art work and no guarantee you will get your work in exhibition. It costs a lot to frame your work, and also the amount of hours spent on the work. There was a census for a gallery to be opened in the area, said it was not viable.

There was a group, the main problem is getting people to help with the exhibition. Peopl [GOTO..]

Ha ha! Well done Maestro! Yes you're to be commended as again it's my own laziness that's caused the problem.

To add links to comments, I've been asking you to insert the LINK tags (you didn't notice the forward slash in the second tag) - and of course why on earth should you?

As soon as I figure it out, I'll fix this so inserting links won't be such a PITA.

Many thanks,
jp [GOTO..]

I made my comment, LINK got the successpage, clicked to return and got an error 29 notice (I think) but saw in my inbox that the comment was made. Went to the page and saw all the other comments were changed. I believe that somehow or other I have broken AP once and for all. Maybe that's a good thing and I should be commended, you tell me.

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Hello Denise yes it is very difficult being an artist, especially when you are your own critic on your work. Set up a blog last year, people looking not buying. Hoping to do some competitions this year, get to be known more. Expanding my options, worth a try.
Do love to paint and draw, since I was a child.
Good to talk to another artist.

Janet [GOTO..]

Hello Again Janet... Actually, if the image you mention is of a stag, it was there all along. Your portfolio now has 2 copies of it:

http://www.artprocess.net/portfolio?artist_id=2068

(If you like, you can login and delete one of them - you'll find the delete link on the bottom left hand side of the main page for the artwork)

You probably thought it was deleted as it didn't show up anymore as the latest uploaded image on the homepage. As soon as another artist uploa [GOTO..]

Random Forum Post

Random Forum Entry:

Hanjo:
Well, with or without Irish Whiskey (I will remember having one when being in our Irish Pub round three corners next time for some guinness) I have the feeling of finally getting the point.
So at least it would mean that there should be a fresh studiolog section for this project only and not mixed-up with the one setup for Trapani. Opposite to Maria’s suggestion I would prefer to have it just the same way. For only this gives me the chance to stumble over something I haven’t expec [GoTo]

Wouter van Donselaar replied: