2008 December |

Art Exposed, Vol 1-22, Dec 29, 2008

Welcome to Issue 22 of Art Exposed the online magazine by, for and about the artists of NakedGenius.	This week’s editor: D. L. Keur; Managing Editor: DLKeur; Publisher: NakedGenius.com

EDITORIAL

THIS WEEK’S ARTICLES:

Year’s end and winter snows descend to blanket our world in gentle drifts and curves of sparkling wonder. For some, the coming of the snows mean work and misery; for others fun on slippery slopes; yet others only dream of winter wonderlands. For those of us who live in snow country, we’ve long since learned to keep our shovels by the door, our snow shoes handy, with at least two pairs of mittens dry and ready. For artists, snow means time for art…in between our shoveling duties, that is.

D. L. Keur

December’s Healing Snows by D. L. Keur

Winter Bones by J. Gracey Stinson

brain noise petite | by revad

To welcome our readers into the new year here is a copy of a sketch I made when researching my work: I draw my think. The sketch is presented here as an image which you can use as a screen background or print off for your own enjoyment. The copyright remains with me, but you have my permission to display it on your computer or print a copy for your own pleasure. You may not use it for…READ MORE, SEE & DOWNLOAD THE ART

Leaves Series by Tim Stringer

Last year I was experimenting with the idea of fusing scanned objects with painted elements. I came up with Leaves 1 in that process. There were several…READ MORE & SEE THE ART

Looking at Art by artist Edward Kinnally

One way that I try improve myself as an artist is to evaluate the way I react to other people’s work.

If I’m really attracted to an image…READ MORE & SEE THE ART

The Spirit of Christmas by fine art photographer J. Gracey Stinson

In the weeks leading up to Christmas, I’ve seen many forum posts and blog articles lamenting the commercialism of Christmas; how it has become nothing more than a money grabbing holiday; or how we are raising a generation of children who only want, want, want.