AMP: Artists' Meeting Place and Resource Collective

My garden.

Tina Oppenheimer drew these wings and I added the bod' and watercolored it. This version has a pjotsho't background..the original is next to it here on AMP

Another photoshopped version of original deck drawn on index cards three years ago.

More in the newly photosho'd series of originals done on index cards 3 years ago.

LAND/ART

Call for Artists Proposals:

Event: LAND/ART, summer/fall, 2009
Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA
Deadline: November 17, 2008

Information for proposal submissions can be found by clicking onto the following link:

http://www.landartnm.org/submissions.html

Proposals for exhibitions and installations for LAND/ART are being sought by The Harwood Art Center and Richard Levy Gallery.

I just re-shopped this one..More of the deck I drew with pencil and colored pencil on index cards a few yearsago, and am now re-'shopping...
A problem I have with pho'shop is that my lines don't close, so magic wand tool selects huge expanses of picture.

Tina Oppenheimer (AMPster) drew the wings and sent me a bunch -- I drew in the bod' and watercolored it.

Tawny and I have been invited by costumer to the "Cars" Ann Closs-Farley to design and build a costume for Ms. January of this year's 99cent musical.

Ken Roht's (Orphean Circus) nearly annual 99cent show features a set and costumes COMPLETELY CREATED WITH MATERIALS FROM THE 99CENT ONLY STORE!

As a documentation of our process, as well as a tutorial for anyone interested in working in this style, I will be checking in with a new post every few days...

Our first meeting with Ann was great. She let us "shop" for a whole bag of goodies donated by the 99cent only stores. We grabbed packing tape, plastic tablecloth material, silver "bead" necklaces, shiny car visors (for the front window,) and other miscellaneous materials.

Art Without Borders
http://www.larkgalleryonline.com

Who is Eligible:
Competition is open to all artists over 18 years of age, working in all media, regardless of experience or nationality.

Applicants who are accepted into our International Competitions will have their work showcased on LarkGallery Online linked to their own websites. Press releases will be sent to all major art news magazines, both nationally and internationally. Participants' works will be viewed by by thousands of art lovers and buyers, museum curators, designers, and gallery owners (see Current Exhibition page).