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Payson
United States, Utah

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JOB: High school teacher
GENDER: Male
% OF INCOME FROM ART?: 25% or less
$ YOU SPEND ON ART SUPPLIES EACH YEAR: $100-999
MEMBER SINCE: 04/08/2008
LAST LOGIN: 04/13/2008 14:04:39
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I have taught art in a Middle School for 15 years. I have always had a dream of being able to support my family as a full-time atist and am working towards that goal. I love so many different kinds of art and can see the value in almost every approach. It's helpful to see how individual and skilled all of you are with your work.

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From: ArtmanGreg
05/16/2008 19:16:06
Nice work. Especially the "Mediator." I like how you handled the hands, the fabric, and the expression on His face.


From: karenzima
05/07/2008 01:39:23
Those two pieces displayed look like you could market them as Christmas cards..just my opinion.


From: tigerpride
04/24/2008 16:14:20
Thanks for visiting my page, Brian. Yes - the Cosby portrait IS an acrylic. I like them because they are so versatile and less expensive than oils, although oils are just the staple medium in art and always a good choice.- Jared


From: kjhartist
04/24/2008 14:23:11

 


The painting "Snow on Christmas Night" is accually an old painting. I used it as my Christmas card this past year and it was well received, so I just thought I would share it with everyone.  We were in Lappeenranta just a few days, it was pretty cold, but we did some shopping, walked out to the old fortress, and ate at Rax Pizza Buffet. and swam in an unheated pool at our hotel ! We had a good break from St. Pete. I hope we can go back some day.


Ken



From: tigerpride
04/22/2008 19:18:44
Hey Brian - I love your work. I served a mission (English and Spanish) in SLC. It makes members smile when they hear that but it was a great experience. I hope to see more of your works on this great site. -Jared


From: artfitz
04/22/2008 18:52:21

hi ...


i am an art teacher too (middle school too)  and i want to go full time artist in the near future too.  your work is beautiful the lighting is amazing.


artfitz



From: kjhartist
04/22/2008 16:49:48

Thanks for visiting my sight, I'm new at this and have a lot to learn. We were in Lappeenranta Finland, for about three days, last February 2007. It's a small town close to the boarder of Russia. You'll have to tell me about time in Finland. I always said that one of the best things about being in Russia is that we get to make short trips to Finland.


May God Bless You !


Ken



From: smiller
04/22/2008 11:42:34

Thanks for your encouragement on the Reagor Springs piece. One of the great things about painting "en plein air" is the benefit of seeing more color than the camera records. Digitals grab more color then film cameras, but still the exposure is usually off somewhere (either highlights or shadows) You can see more color when you are out there...and it is really relaxing.

I did on this piece (as I do from time to time) add a final touch when I get back to the "studio". On this one I darkened the tree on the right side. It just didn't look correct when I left the scene.

I noticed you added another piece - "The Great Mediator" That is an awesome work! Excellent job. What medium is it? It is very well done.

sm 



From: alston
04/11/2008 22:56:25
I really like your work. I think you have found "your voice". Keep up the good work.


04/11/2008 13:58:37
i would say you found your voice your work is very nice i would just keep doing what you are doing the detail in it is inpressiv good luck keep up the hard work




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