The equipment these days is just amazing as cameras can focus incredibly fast on the eye of a human, bird, even an insect. Subject recognition such as car and airplanes as it will focus in on the driver's side and pilot's windows. The modern camera has easily about 400 menu items to navigate. Being able to customize the camera with buttons one uses most frequently makes them easier to use. Really, it's a computer with a lens, however as Julius Shulman said, “The camera is the least important element in photography.”
My work has been published in Westways, Travel and Leisure, The National Hockey League, Zamboni Inc., The Jay Leno Show, real estate and ice-skating magazines, brochures, food ads, local newspapers and websites and hopefully your living room wall.
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Marlene Akeroyd is an experimental artist, with a keen appreciation for nature and its seasons, Mar sees the potential for expression in even the humblest of materials. She is unfettered by academic art constraints. Her works are in traditional and in unusual materials, and in a variety of techniques.
Born in Louisiana, Mar spent forty years of her life in both Lake Charles and New Orleans. The next twenty years were in Southern California, and five years abroad, living in Switzerland. In October of 2020 she moved to Lake Arrowhead from New Jersey. Shortly after moving here, she joined the Mountain Arts Gallery. Currently her work may be viewed at the "Mountain Arts Gallery", Lake Arrowhead Village, Lake Arrowhead, CA 92352 and on Facebook at Mar’s Art.
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I have been a member of the Mountain Arts Gallery for over 13 years, and I find myself blessed to be displaying my art for others, locally and from all over the world, to enjoy.
As a child I would take a pencil and copy cartoon caricatures on the one-inch margin of the Sunday newspaper and was so pleased with my effort that I continued with art in one form or another and not taking myself too seriously.
Moving forward several decades I met Ray Atzet (former member) and he said he would teach me to enjoy watercolor painting. I reluctantly agreed because I didn’t know what to say, and Darlene Kraft (former President) convinced me to be juried. My confidence grew and the smile on my face became permanent. And I was grateful I had enrolled in a couple of community college classes which fed my appetite.
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John Arthur began drawing and painting as a child in his father's studio and has not stopped since. He began his career as a professional artist and illustrator more than twenty-five years ago, and his paintings have graced the covers of books, magazines and periodicals and have been seen by millions. His limited edition prints and portfolios have sold internationally, and he has illustrated four children's books. John's prestigious list of clients include Disney, Warner Bros., Learning Tree and Carlton Greetings, Collins & Brown, and a host of others.
Although John is primarily known for his Romantic Fantasy watercolors, (ROMANTASY(tm) he is a figurative artist whose talents are used in a variety of genres and mediums. His latest publications; The Art Of Faery by Paper Tiger Press and The World of Faery (by Harper Collins) features John alongside some of the world's great fantasy artists. This year Pure Inspiration's Fantasy Art Collection is released with John as one of the featured artists. He also instructs Master Art Seminars and has a passion for Blues piano and fly fishing.
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You will not want to miss this event as the winners from Rim of the World High School will be showcased at the Mountain Arts Gallery on Saturday, April 19, at 5:00 pm.
Awards, prizes will be presented at the reception.
Family and friends are welcome.
In the tradition of supporting Art in the Lake Arrowhead Community, the Mountain Arts Network Gallery, located on the waterfront of Lake Arrowhead Village, is proud of supporting the Arts at Rim of the World High School. We look forward to the creativity and imagination that inspires the Rim’s art students as they prepare for this year’s contest.
at the Lake Arrowhead Community Arts Center
Email: rickrotante@aol.com or 909-233-0425
Cost is $30.00 per (3 hours)
Classes are Pre-Paid for the month.
No refunds for missed classes.
Payments are due, in full, on the first Tuesday of each month.
If you are frustrated, your drawings are off, not drawn well, misshapen, this is the class for you. Both classes will show how to construct any form or object and create amazing finished drawings. Class covers design, composition, placement, lines, shading, dimension and perspective.
Supplies list: 18x24 newsprint pad. , Several General 6B soft charcoal pencils, Stadler hard eraser, Kneaded eraser, Stick of white blackboard chalk. Materials supplied for first class.
In Progress
Email: rickrotante@aol.com or 909-233-0425
Cost: $35/session; $125 for series of 4 sessions.
If you are new to oil painting or have taken oil painting before and wish to continue your study, I look forward to meeting you and helping you learn new skills.
Bring your own supplies.