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Behind the scenes of oil painting, artistic process, and life at the studio in Malexander, Sweden. Thoughts on art, technique, and creative practice.
September 24, 2023
Artist online gallery
The online gallery for artists is a platform that caters to art enthusiasts worldwide, thanks to the vast reach of the internet. This unprecedented situation would have been unimaginable to renowned artists of the past, such as Leonardo da Vinci, who was known for his visionary ideas and technical prowess. Moreover, even someone as forward-thinking as Leonardo would likely find it hard to believe that a gallery could be accessible to people all over the world. Indeed, it truly is a remarkable development for any artist to be part of an online gallery.
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September 12, 2023
Abstraction artist - Jolanta Johnsson
Art texts by art critics serve as bridge the gap between art and the public. They shed light on its meaning. For instance, whether discussing a classical painter or an abstraction artist, these descriptions serve to unveil hidden elements. These elements may exist within a painting that may go unnoticed by the viewer. Consequently, in this way, the written word complements the visual language of the artwork. This enhances our understanding and appreciation
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August 2, 2023
Wall Art Decor – Elevate Your Home Decor
Art has the power to transform a space. Whether you’re adding a focal point to your walls or creating a gallery-style arrangement, these slope-inspired drawings will elevate your decor in a meaningful way.
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June 28, 2023
Lovers drawing easy
Thinking about other easy couple drawing ideas I can't name other situations as obvious positive as a wedding. Of course, you can draw couples in different situations. But these real-life situations are most often ambiguous, just like life that brings joys and worries.
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June 23, 2023
AI art – what it is?
The integration of AI in contemporary art has sparked a new debate about the role of technology in art. Some argue that AI is a threat to human creativity, while others see it as an opportunity to expand the boundaries of art.
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May 23, 2023
Demeter Painting
I'm sure the goddess strolled through the meadow and I wanted to show it in my Demeter painting. She must have been resting among its lush greenery from her duties of inspecting the crops of the farmland.
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April 19, 2023
Camping in Malexander in spring 2023
Camping in Malexander is a great way to enjoy a holiday in Sweden. In Malexander, a small village located on the large Sommen Lake, you can enjoy the delights of summertime. Here you will find everything you need to relax from your busy everyday life, forget your troubles at work or the tasks you di…
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April 9, 2023
Interview with me
There are, indeed, people interested in art and artists. Furthermore, I am honoured to be present on a site created by a visionary team of creative people: CREO.ONE. Additionally, I welcome you to visit this place, which's parol is, "It's time to rethink art gallery. Moreover, the interview with me…
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March 15, 2023
Ukraine sow your wheat
Yes, the war has made the eyes of the world turn to Ukraine. That this independent state, which is no longer a former Soviet republic. We see and hear Ukrainians. And when we talk about art - we see their paintings and their graphics, and we read their poetry and prose.
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February 23, 2023
Bookcase filled with art
Bookcase filled with books about artists When I write about a bookcase filled with art, I mean, in fact, a shelf filled with books about art. Of course, such books are indeed present in my living room. Furthermore, I like to look at the clean lines of their colourful spines, which, consequently, fo…
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February 2, 2023
Living with art
I am fascinated by the fact of the need to live with art. Furthermore, how does this arise? Additionally, how is people's life with art? Moreover, how did they discover this need in themselves?
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January 16, 2023
Fear in art
Is fear present in art? More specifically, what about the work itself? What is there to fear? Artists are currently free; in fact, not any theory or style limit them. You can do anything; consequently, any work can be a work of art. Thus, does the question arise: who is to recognise them?
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