Author: Jean Drayovitch
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Painting the evening sunset from the back of a pick-up truck
Working quickly with a one hour window for setting sun and evening light, this is acrylic brushed on board (masonite) I used one brush and worked on the upper aspects of sky first and then the middle and fore-ground cover. The painting location was the far east side of Eagle Creek housing development on the…
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Promoting Heather Hamel “Kobi: Memoirs of a Mustang.”
This offers a quick peak of the book cover I designed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5eW1bsQvyY&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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Visual arts on Aviles Street “Running with the Bulls” 10/13/2012
Do something… Mingle with artists and breathe some fresh air! Use your overactive imagination to pretend you are in Pamplona, Spain and dressed to Run with The Bulls. That’s easy to do on Aviles Street in Saint Augustine. The street was renamed in the 1920’s for our sister city Aviles, Spain. Pamplona and Aviles are…
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Should mutt art be neutered?
It could be debated that the opportunity to create 2D art should be available to all. The debate would prevail with presenting arguments like, “Does the 2D art world need more bad art? ” Roll with that idea and consider this. If a group of newbies, who are self-professed “untalented artists” decide to take…
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We have a project on Kickstarter
Please read all about our art idea to expand awareness of the 450th Anniversary of St. Augustine, Florida. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/anonartists/st-augustine-450th-commemoration-mural-0
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The pulse on Artwalk 10/05/2012
Watch for “The Red Sable Art Supplies and Inspiration.” An art supply store which will offer high quality artist supplies at reasonable prices. Slated to join the shopping mecca at SR312 and US 1. Show your support by liking them on Facebook. A great husband and wife team looking to add more cohesion to St.…
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Supporting Green Buildings…
http://staugustine.com/living/community/2012-09-25/news-notes#.UGSyyK5RySo Volunteer vendor with the Anonymous Society of Artists.
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Collaboration is the ultimate test of compatibility
It’s been a long time since I was willing to collaborate as a test to compatibility. It takes a good bit of trust to paint a big project side by side with another artist. It doesn’t always go well. And “not going well” is in a big portion of my life book. But, just as…
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A retro project to promote conservation
I love retro stuff. For example, you know the cut-out art you find at fairs, carnivals, and seaside fun parks? The kind you stand behind and make a goofy face when you pop your face into the cut-out hole to put yourself into a fantasy image of muscle-man or mermaid in an underwater sea? We…