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Painted Furniture Part 1
20 May 2013 by Pat Ganino / No Comments
I think every artist, at some point in time, has painted a piece of furniture. Whether it be a small piece of unfinished wood, or a project found in the dumpster – There’s something always interesting that you can do to a piece of furniture to make it special and unique. If you haven’t, you may not realize how intricate it is to paint. Over the next 2 weeks, we’ll be showcasing different pieces of furniture and showcasing them on Artisphere Online.
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Instagram is instagood!
13 May 2013 by Pat Ganino / 4 Comments
Social networking has become a way of universal media output and reception. Each social networking site has a basic function to quickly translate an idea or piece of information to a wide audience. Instagram is a quick and easy way to share photos with friends!To use Instagram, create an account; it’s simple and free to use!
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Gary’s Corner: Beth Goyzueta
06 May 2013 by glord / 2 Comments
I think the number 1 most important thing that I took from the class and still take throughout my work is the fact that Gary never really gave a firm answer to a lot of the questions being asked during class. This might sound silly but what I mean is someone would say for example “what if I mix this with that or how about if I did this step first then add this” and I cant tell you how many times he would respond” I don’t know , you will have to try it , it might not work and it might be beautiful”.
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Children’s Rooms: Part II
22 Apr 2013 by Pat Ganino / 3 Comments
Creating a child’s room is much different than any other room, and in a lot of ways, easier. Satisfying the desires of a child for their own room is always easier than that of an adult. When dealing with a younger child, there’s nothing more gratifying than seeing their face – seeing their new room. The sky is the limit with these rooms – as far and wide as their imaginations can see!
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Faux Effects® Investing in Industry for Today and for Tomorrow
15 Apr 2013 by Pat Ganino / 3 Comments
Faux Effects International, Inc., the leader in the international decorative paint industry relocated from Vero Beach, FL to their new, expansive 70,000 square foot manufacturing facility located in the St. Lucie County Airport Enterprise Zone in Fort Pierce, FL in March 2012.
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Outdoor Projects
08 Apr 2013 by Pat Ganino / 2 Comments
Outdoor projects are not for the faint of heart. Once we move our creativity outside, we deal with a whole new set of obstacles, from wind to sun (or lack of), rain, and other wonderful elements that mother nature gives us. That’s why when seeing even the simplest of outdoor projects, I like to look a little closer to see how they were created. The three we see in today’s article show the true diversity of what can come from an artist’s hand. Starting with exterior stone, to a large scale outdoor mural, and finally moving to an outdoor floor. We see these three projects excel in decorative elements.
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The Aftermath of an East Coast Disaster
01 Apr 2013 by Pat Ganino / 4 Comments
Long Island’s South Shore barrier islands bore the brunt of Hurricane Sandy’s devastating storm surge and winds causing significant damage and in some areas decades’ worth of erosion in just a few days. From this local artist Arlene Mcloughlin stepped up and got involved in the only way she knew how, art.
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Dana Donaty: Florida Artist
25 Mar 2013 by Pat Ganino / 5 Comments
Dana received a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from Moore College of Art and Design in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1988. In the early 1990’s Dana moved to London, England where her career and reputation for unique artistic talents grew expanding her client base in England and Europe. As a highly sought after artist, her portfolio represents a long list of successful business professionals, established celebrities, sports figures and government agencies.
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Professional Artist Studios 4: Holly Whiting
18 Mar 2013 by Pat Ganino / 6 Comments
There are three things that I really enjoy about meeting new artists. First thing is, I am always anxious to see other work up close. It is great that we are able to use the web to see artists work from all over the world but nothing beats seeing the brushstrokes and color and the size of an original. After that I love to meet the person behind the skill. I like to see their demeanor, whether they are friendly, their business acumen and so forth. Finally I LOVE to see the studio.
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HOPE for Ariang presents, “The Canvas Peace Project” March 17th show
11 Mar 2013 by Pat Ganino / 2 Comments
The Canvas Peace Project is a grassroots effort inspired from working with Gabriel Bol Deng, One of the Lost Boys of Sudan. Gabriel founded the organization Hope For Ariang to bring primary education to his war torn village in South Sudan. Spread the word and we hope you’ll join us on March 17th!
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