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   pattieba                 
 
www.pattiebrooks.com

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Florence
United States, Oregon

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JOB: Oil painter
GENDER: Female
% OF INCOME FROM ART?: 26-50%
$ YOU SPEND ON ART SUPPLIES EACH YEAR: $1,000-2,499
MEMBER SINCE: 02/25/2008
LAST LOGIN: 03/16/2008 15:04:08
MY RATING: 0.00
Love to listen to native flute (or any flute) and piano instrumentals

I am a book freak. Art books of course, but long novels with sequels and books by spiritual leaders.

Almost any good movie.


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I have been making art for forty years. I finally received my Bachelor's degree in Painting and Printmaking at SDSU, after 30 years raising a family. I taught commercial and fine art for a few years in a High School in the Eastern Sierras and I am now very involved with a wonderful cooperative gallery in my new home town in Oregon. I have been giving workshops in drawing and creativity here in my studio for the last four years. My work is going in a new direction and I'm looking forward to sharing it.

I love the beach, walking my dogs and my co-op gallery group. I also love Qigong and yoga and spending as much time painting and nurturing the creative spirit as possible in my new Oregon Studio. I can't help but love the smell of oil paint and printmaking studios.

Politics, telemarketing, and mundane duties, too much wind.

digital art, making slide shows and movies, making books, altered art, working in my art journal


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From: gerebear
05/31/2008 16:26:50
Patti I love your work especially the Sierras. One of my favorite places to to here in CA.


From: WANDAG
03/12/2008 11:40:34
Hi Pattie, Thank you very much for visiting and the appreciation. Same feeling I have for your so great artworks..It just so good to share the art you know that when it comes to helping people especially disadvantage youth, Its a proof too that art can really help make a change..


From: selliot
03/11/2008 18:55:10
Thanks for visiting my site! I use black and colored inks, diluted, and colored pencil, with a little acrylic.


From: Artfelt
03/10/2008 20:38:39
Thank you for your comment about my works.  While in Kenya/Tanzania I did many sketches and also took a lot of photos.  My work combines both along with the awesome feeling I got when I grew to know these amazing people.  I do most of the people in watercolor - and most of the wildlife are in oil or acrylic.  Your works are incredibly mood invoking!  I look forward to see more!  Judy


From: annbell
03/10/2008 08:18:25

Thanks for visiting and commenting on my work.


Sometimes I do use collage, most frequently music. The patterns that appear to be stamped are made with blocks that I have carved. And I use acrylic paint on the blocks. I vary the way I use them, so the printed images have a lot of variation to them.


 



03/09/2008 18:21:09

Thanks for your comments on my work!  Yes, Calder is one of my prime influences.  And truly unique -- there was no one quite like him before he showed up, and there hasn't been anyone since, really.


I love the light and transparency in your work!  And yet there is such mystery and atmosphere.  Great!



From: koistudios
03/09/2008 17:58:25

And you would have been mine! =)



From: koistudios
03/09/2008 17:12:44

Hi Patti!


Thank you for visiting my work. I just had the pleasure of viewing your gallery and website. You have such a gentle way of portraying light. And I love the flow of your lines. It would have been fun to have you as a teacher in high school!



03/07/2008 17:36:54
I think nature lovers find eachother, you seem to love trees, like me.


From: Jendria
03/06/2008 16:44:34

Hello pattieba,

Thanks
for the compliments!  Depending on the painting, I treat/prime
paperboard with either Liquitex's "Gloss Medium & Varnish", Latex
house paint, gesso, or acrylic paint. 

As for the eBay stuff: 
It's pretty disappointing.  eBay started out as a fun adventure for
many artists.  Then they changed many of the rules and raised fees, but
it was still tolerable.  Now, with the newest round of changes and fee
increases, many sellers are finding it to be just not worth it
anymore.  It's sad.  I guess we'll wait and see what eBay does in the
future; But for now, I'm looking elsewhere.

 

Stay Cool,

 

-Jendria





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