One of the things I enjoy doing is collaborating with photo artists. I've had the good fortune to create artwork as a direct result of using photos with permission as reference. I don't always have the time to capture photos for my hand painted fine artwork. And, I need to continue to develop my artwork by the simple act of "doing". Following is a sample of these recent artwork projects:
Buster
Waiting
Jack and Sophia Raccoon
I would love more opportunities to work on painting children and animals. In return, I offer an archival print of my finished work in exchange for the use of the photo. Additionally, I blog about the collaborative effort giving credit back to the photo artist. All photographers with the mentioned subjects in their portfolio who are interested in cross promotion are welcome to comment on this blog for possible consideration.
OffTheCuffArt.com
BarbaraGiordanoArt.Etsy.com
SunfluersJewelryDesigns.com
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Artwork available directly from the artist, Barbara GiordanoOtherwise known as Minister Buster. This lovely kitty is an acrylic painting of my brother's cat. Apparently, he provides soothing ministry to all that come in contact with him.A high quality, archival 5 x 7 inch print from my original painting.
The art is printed directly from my Epson R1900 pigment ink printer on Epson professional ultra premium photo paper, 67lb (250g/m) with a luster finish. This high quality paper resists smudging, water and fading with true color quality. It is ready for matting and framing. On the back of the print is my signature, title, medium and date.
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Waiting - Original 12 x 16 Acrylic Painting
My newest acrylic painting "Waiting", 12 x 16 painting on canvas. It's a piece that speaks to me about adopting from China. The artwork is available for sale at my website: Off The Cuff Art Visit my website to see more images of the artwork.
The inspiration behind the artwork comes from a photo taken by photographer, Christine Szeto. Christine's work can be see on her blog: http://christineszetophoto.blogspot.com/
Christine allowed me to use her baby in a basket photo as reference for my artwork. Thanks, Christine!
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