Added by Gary Holland on December 29, 2015 at 3:30pm — No Comments
We call it Dragon Rock. The gnarly sandstone formation just a short hike up Cheney Ranch Trail. If you step off the main trail and onto the footpath it will take you to the very top that resembles a big glob of dry clay and has multiple little caves and holes. Prehistoric rocks that were polished by rivers long gone are trapped in it. These rocks are the remnants of a mountain range that used to dominate the Eastern part of Arizona. High cliffs on the south side of Dragon…
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Just joined the Jones-Terwilliger Gallery in Carmel.
http://www.jones-terwilliger-galleries.com/Artist_Entry/openholland.html
Added by Gary Holland on December 7, 2015 at 10:00pm — No Comments
Painting in series is enormously educational as well as fun. Note: This series was assembled in a flip-book format using Wix.com. The link works if your computer can tolerate Flash. If not, well, maybe you can figure it out or use a friends pc? Good luck.
Painting in series.
A simple process goes like this:
1. Choose a theme, i.e. my…
Added by Gary Holland on December 7, 2015 at 5:40pm — No Comments
Added by Gary Holland on December 7, 2015 at 4:34pm — No Comments
The following is a reprint of an article about my approach to a painting. I explore the psychology of the process of painting the picture. The blog system isn't liking the 2nd page, so for the full article, please see the PDF: http://hollandgallery.com/PDF/International-Artist-Gary-Holland-sm.pdf…
Added by Gary Holland on December 7, 2015 at 4:30pm — No Comments
This is a short video I created that depicts my concept of painting a series of images based on a theme. in this theme, The Children of China, my intent was to depict the spirit and subtle passion of children in the countryside in modern China. Using an impressionist and colorist approach I place the viewer in the position of dwelling on the children, imagining what their inner world is truly about. I choose to not overtly communicate "passion" but rather, allow the viewer to "be there"…
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What a Slide Projector Taught Me About Painting!
By Ed Bertolet
Sometimes lessons about painting can come from surprising places. In this case the lesson came from a slide projector.…
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Congratulations and welcome to our newest Signature Members
Kathy O,Leary
Timon Sloane
Tatyana Fogart
Larry Cannon
Inna Cherneykina
Join us in giving them a hearty welcome!
Added by Director, Signature Services on December 7, 2015 at 7:00am — No Comments
“It’s Just Paint and Canvas”
2015
By Rick J. Delanty
What is the true” market value” of a painting? How does a potential collector know that a fair price is being offered? After all, the price can be negotiated…It’s not like a car, a stereo system, or a suit jacket that contains technical components and can be shopped between stores. It’s only paint and canvas, right?
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