Medium/Art Form: Visual When and how did you start making art? My mom was an art teacher, so I grew up doing art projects, but as an adult I didn’t do much until a few years ago. Being chosen to paint murals for the Town of Ledgeview really made me think of myself as an …
I wasn’t by any means a great math or science student, but I loved using line-making tools like protractors, compasses, and rulers to concoct shapes, resulting in eye-catching rhythm and movement.
By Avery WagemanContributing Writer The Art Garage is centering warmth, comfort and simplicity in their upcoming exhibitions, Home and Back to the Basics. Opening Feb. 1, the two exhibits offer respite from the cold with a variety of artistic mediums from abstract acrylic paintings to found object sculptures. Home, on display from Feb. 1 through …
I’ve always been a creative person, though I didn’t consider myself an artist. I’m inspired by color schemes and subtle textures that can give an ordinary piece, such as a mug, a more interesting life.
“My work is usually inspired by the people I’m close to and how I may be feeling. A lot of the time it is an expression of myself or others.”
“I was always a creative child, but my spark for creating art more professionally began when I was in 10th grade.”
Medium/Art Form: Visual When and how did you start making art? I began my artistic career as a fiber artist, designing and creating pictorial quilts. I am in love with bright, pure color, both in my art pieces and in my own life. My formal degrees are in the math and sciences fields, and I …
Name: Mike Riley Medium/Art Form: Visual When and how did you start making art? I’ve been creating art for as long as I can remember. What inspires your work? Originally I was inspired by my father whose art is wonderful. I’m inspired by other artists as well. It may either be by the genre, style …
By Donna Schuld Correspondent GREEN BAY – A diverse collection of artwork will be on display at The Art Garage in Green Bay in April, as “The Annual Spring Art Exhibit” runs until April 25. Hosted by Green Bay Arts Unlimited (GBAU), the works are from artists around Northeast Wisconsin, and many are available for purchase. …
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By Lee Reinsch Correspondent GREEN BAY – If you fell in love with the character of Scooby-Doo as a kid, it’s no mystery why. The creators of Hanna-Barbera’s ever-hungry mystery-tracking dog designed Scooby to be “instantly irresistible,” said retired animator Ron Campbell. Over his more-than-50-year career, Campbell animated dozens of cartoons familiar to millions of …
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