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Journey 2

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Summer Ride

Calm Before The Storm 2

"I went through a hard time with an ex-boyfriend. He encouraged me to express my depression through creativity and paint. I was more depressed with this painting but trying to stay positive."
- Jordyn Hendricks

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Imagine Inspire And Create

" I made this Italy piece with graphite pencils. I printed out this picture with Claraty Art instructor, Elliot Taylor in July 2016. It tells a story about a man walking in the rain at night. It takes place in Italy."
- AJ Redmond
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A Man Strolling In Italy On A Rainy Night

"Ordinary things sometimes look amazing, but we don’t notice."
- Michael Van Huffel

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Aliens Are Everywhere

Heaven In Everyday Life

Destinations 11

I Never Said It Was Easy

"This piece explores the theme of change."

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Mad Hatter 2

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Pyramid

"Trying to make what I’m working with look like something else. Here, something ornate. Lots of flowers surprisingly have a lot of gold, copper and warm tones when the light hits them. Gold or copper leaf. This was taken in my apartment, later at night."
- Michael Van Huffel

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Cleopatra (was Actually Greek)

55 Feet To The Stage With Bass Run On Paper

Little Boy Lost

" I made this train station piece with graphite pencils. I printed out this picture with Claraty Art instructor, Elliot Taylor in July 2016. It takes place at the Washington D.C. train station."
- AJ Redmond
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The Washington D.c. Transit

Untitled 5

"Taken in 2018, just a really lovely delicate white petal. Taken at night on my balcony, with a flashlight."
- Michael Van Huffel
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Rabbit Ears

Marma

"This bold, vibrantly colorful, geometric abstract is combined with a whimsical design to give the piece a lively, upbeat, playful flavor. Lift someone's spirits... Brighten a room... Add some FUN!"
- Susan Schanerman

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Colors Gone Wild

"I kept thinking that this painting wasn't finished. It needed something. Nothing ever appeared in my mind that was just right. Poor lonely boat."
- Jude Chase

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Lonely Boat

Materials: Wax, acrylic paint, paper scraps, silk, varnish.
Process: I create a wax rubbing from objects placed under the paper. I use a stencil and sponge paint through it. I use a spray bottle to wet or apply paint to some areas. I collage with paper and fabric. Then, I apply varnish as needed.
Narrative and inspiration: My mother had given a brightly colored seersucker satin cloth. I made a bedroom curtain and watched as the run rose and set, bleaching and thinning the fabric in some sections I remembered the many patterned prints -- the cotton clothes my mother had sewn for me as a child. In this painting I have collaged silk fabric which has a painted appearance. This telegraphs a painted window. The silk is a remnant from my sewing room and is an homage to my multigenerational maternal seamstresses.
Further, my maternal grandmother stencil-painted her drinking glasses. I use the stenciled butterflies symbolically, for it is said that butterflies can pass on memory from generation to generation.
"Butterfly Plaid" is tribute to my maternal line, and "Untouched" is tribute to my paternal line.
- Elizabeth Belstraz
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Butterfly Plaid

"Image of a wireless phone. From a series of 'PHONES,' I wanted to show how we communicated back in the day. This is made in the Photoshop program."
- Karen Veronica Taylor

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First Cell Phone

Cloud 5

" This work was entirely drawn by hand using graphite and colored pencil. Irescued the original black and white reference photo from a pile of discardedsnapshots at a flea market in the quaint little village of Leiper's Fork, TN.Only the name, Evinn Jackson, was written on the back. Under magnification, Icould make out the license plate: "Norfolk VA 1941." Further investigationshowed that the car was a 1940 Buick Eight. With this information, I was able tofind out what the dashboard of Mr. Jackson's car would have looked like. I usedthis for the background and added color to the "snapshot" in order to bring it to life. I'm sure that this image portrays some momentous occasion for young Mr.Evinn Jackson. Sadly, the true story behind this brief moment in time isforever lost."
- Sarah Vaughn-Rohrbough

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A Brief Moment In The Forgotten Life Of Evinn Jackson

The Hidden Forest

"'BW&YL 04' shows a city bubbling and buzzing with a variety of activities. Taken from close enough away the intended focus of this piece is to not focus. This piece aims to direct attention away from a focal point  & towards the many diverse & individual sparks needed to collectively create and fuel the fires & flames guide our cities."
- Damiano Austin
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Bw&yl 04

"This is part of the "New Papillon (butterfly)" series and is in the "Cocooned" subgroup which is about transformation from suffering. It is a part of a 5 year series called "Despite the Pain" that mirrors the path of the Monarch butterfly and my own journey with illness. This part of the journey emphasizes the introverted and meditative phase that brings a witness consciousness to the mind and suffering. The method is moving DSLR camera that take snapshots of earth, then develop them in Photoshop. This entire collection is about the evolution of perspective from the individual to the cosmic. Five years, five collections to form one snapshot."
- Laria Saunders
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Mental Matter

"Purple Mountain Majesties was inspired after visiting the Grand Tetons and witnessing the breath taking views of these magnificent mountains. There was a strength and majestic presence created by the sun slowing setting and reflecting on the mountains. It was majestic."
- Andrew Weatherly

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