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"beata"
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Dziekuje serdecznie, bendzie wiencej
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I love your work... here have a cookie!
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If DA's calendar is anything to go by, today's your bday, wishing you have a happy one
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Hey Beata, have you ever seen Phil Hale? How about Winston Chmielinski? I was trying to figure out earlier what... uh, what... you know... corner of the art world to lump you into, and then I thought of these two... so of course I had to come running back to tell ya. Haha... sorry, I'm being moronic maybe. Oh well, I was just visiting again sniffing around for new stuff.. heh. Ok enough nonsense. Later.
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I have definitely came across Phil's work before, but I appreciate the refreshment. I'll dig a little deeper into his work this time. And Winston? He is a buddy of mine, I LOVE THIS MAN. I went to see his solo in NY, amazement all around.Β
Also if you are into this type of artistic aesthetic, check out Steve Kim, another favorite.
xΒ
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Oh yes! I thought Steve Kim sounded familiar, and then realized I had seen his work and been following him to some degree in the past. I love all that morphy stuff missing type of painting and drawing. The kind where there are just enough lines and color to make your eye realize what's going on in the composition, but leaving out enough to let your mind complete the picture.
That must have been great to see Winston's work in the flesh, wow. How do you know him? School? I really liked the track he was on earlier about a year ago... now he has kinda, i dunno, maybe he is turning out more work... it seems to not be as thought out as it was a year ago... maybe he has had to prepare for a show or something. Of course I could be imagining the whole thing too... lol
Oh wait a minute, I just thought of someone for you to look at... Karim Hamid: www.facebook.com/karim.hamid.aβ¦
His work is very interesting... although not exactly in the same vein..
Ugh, I better go back and stare at Steve Kim some more
xo
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Exactly! No need to give everything out, where's the magic of the human imagination?
Completely agree about Winston, i see his work as a progress, whatever he was doing before he apparently has gotten it out of his system. The boy is taking risks and challenging himself and for that i will forever be supportive of. The work now might not be as strong, but you should know that it will always be changing, and that is the spirit of a real artist. Continuously progressing and changing. What do you now, I might throw in a wild card myself. 
Karim Hamid? I think I might have seen his work in person at some point, genius.Β
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Sorry I haven't been able to respond until now. Winter has brought all manner of problems to my life with boilers and stupid stuff like that.Β
"They say a real artist is someone who is not afraid to make a bad painting.Β "
If that's true, then I must be a frikkin' genius, cause I turn out pure shite by the truckload. But I suppose I am still learning. Well, actually always will be...Β
Yeah, constantly changing... I think your audience will understand that as long as it changes in steps that aren't too severe all at once. Like if you started making macramΓ© out of pussy willows suddenly, it might not fly, but if you slowly transitioned into it...
Anyway... I liked your way of description: "a pebble in the shoe every artist has to go through"
Excellent words.
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No prob!
Oh artists are most critical about their own work, I think you are being too hard on yourself.
haha, yes well it does gradually happen, changes. The brain develops only so fast.Β
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It develops agonizingly slowly... uuuuuuggghhhh... hee hee...
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that's not helping!! hee hee...
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Uh, the knife... one of my top favourite bands, love`em so much and especially Karin Dreijer`s side performance aka Fever Ray and Royksopp ;D
If you didn`t listened to Royksopp for some reasons yet, I challenge you to listen to Silver Cruiser, Royksopp Forever, This must be it, Vision one, Keyboard milk and Running to the sea.
AND!
I dare you to watch this clip www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLpkXt⦠IMMEDIATELY! Thanks me later
I`ve got a strange feeling that you have heard all these tracks already, but feedback much appreciated anyways ;D
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Hi! I absolutely love these guys, all three versions of them. I appreciate you bringing them to my attention because I haven't listened to them for too long. They are genius and they definitely soothe my work. The Knife is my favorite though but you def. can't beat "What else is there?"
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I just feel much better now, mission accomplished! ;D
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Glad I've put you on my watch, it saves me from faving all your painting!!! Your work is great, the use of colours, the composition, the themes and ideas... I'm looking forward to more! (no pressure)
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Haha, I am looking to mere too! Thank you for the support!
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Your work is gorgeous.
your use of color especially rocks
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Your art-JUST BEAUTIFULLLLLL!
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Your new work is really amazing-Β I have just been going thru the gallery and I gotta stop at every piece... so good, glhf!
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I feel honored, I adore your work. Look forward to seeing more.
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Your art is amazing! I'm in love with your style
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Your work is really beautiful and inspiring.
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Appreciate the comment, keeps me going.
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He's pretty awesome, especially in regard to the colours he uses.
Do you think one can improve their skills in drawing/painting/etc. on their own and even become really proficient at those, but they will lack the ability to assess their own work the way a scholar would do? That's what I've heard somewhere, at least.
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Definitely, the more you do it the better you get really. Also when you say proficient, do you mean realistic? We all have a different definition of proficient, BUT once you do get to that "Proficient" stage, you might find yourself broadening out and experimenting.
Once you can easily do something difficult you can experiment effortlessly and discover pretty amazing stuff, so keep working!
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So I tought; I'm actually starting to regret I haven't enrolled to an art college for my BA, now I can definitely see the difference between those with an academic/professional background and those self-taught, and the usual advantage of the former.
Anyway: good luck with your shows and keep being awesome
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Thank you! Yeah, there is definitely a difference between academic and outsider artists. Henry Darger is the most famous outsider artist, check him out!
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I am in awe of your works - I love the way they are so diverse and original and perfectly composed. Did you study art professionally (I suppose so) in NY?
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Thank you! Yes i went to undergrad but not in NY. MIAD in Milwaukee.
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It's nice to see some original concepts and style. I love your work!
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beautiful paintings and drawings...... i love your sense of colour...
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Such gorgeous work - I really love it!
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Thank you , I love your line work
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