The Paradox And Irony Between Love And Art Paintings!

July 26

We’ve all seen those pictures and even art paintings of those two little guys, one burning red and the other lily white with wings standing on a person’s shoulder .We’ve seen them with women and with men. They have many names but the gist of it is that they are pulling at the person at the same time one telling them to follow the right path as the other tells them they’re nothing but a failure and this is the only way to handle the situation.

Let me digress for just a moment, most artist painters grew up with a brush and started with paint in hands, on hands, and often on walls. Someone somewhere said something praising their efforts and that coupled with a flood of inner feelings of creativity released in them an overwhelming desire that what they were doing was all they wanted to do. Over the past twenty-five years parents and teachers in their all-out efforts to encourage to the point of nausea and their non disciplinarian stances on any correction raised legions of expressionists to brand themselves as artists and artist painters. This along with technology, burgeoning galleries, artist communities, towns hungry for new revenue rather than empty old factories, internet galleries and much more has created more artists painting art paintings than the world has ever seen before.

Somewhere along the growth pattern of all of these creators of free visual expression our two diametrically opposed push and pull instructors jumped on board. Struggle, ecstasy, pain, joy, worth, worthless, meaning and nothingness and so many more inner contradictions haunt, move, push and pull the majority of these individuals.

An artist painter may be struck by a scene that he sees and is driven to capture what lays before him like no one has ever seen it. A concept or vision that goes off in one’s head must be translated to canvas with paints that come to life. Deep within the soul and being many an artist experiences such personal pain that their only release is their expression through art paintings. The happiness and joy of the time, the events and the surrounding circumstances dance in a concerto from a canvas reeking with visual expressions. Passion experienced and love’s burn drives every fiber to visibly express those inner emotions. Messages of correction, disturbance of social direction, truth against perception all push for answers and interpretation seen surrounded by magnificent gold frames.

The heart cries out and viewers chime in as they are confronted with themselves and their own inner selves as they are privileged to engage with an artistic expression which has brought them to tears. Visual reminders are placed in strategic locations through personal environments to speak volumes of positives in a negative world. Momentary respites and tranquil colors travel one’s mind miles away from a self servicing, unfulfilled, insatiable world with demands beyond the abilities to deliver.

These conflicts all deal with love and art paintings. They deal with the human struggle for visual freedom and visual expression. They deal with praise and deprecation. They deal with am I a true, real artist or am I just another painter wandering through life trying to find myself and my art.

They in fact deal with all of us and the positives and negatives we struggle with each and every hour of each and every day.

We’ll speak more on these things in the future.

Douglas Auld
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July25th “As The Days”

July 25

BLOG BURST & POETIC PONTIFICATION
July 25th’s Weekly Post. Enjoy!
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HopeYou Love, Laugh, and Learn With This Video!

July 20

This is a video which I created for a forum group I belong to. Their person heading up the video area asked this question, “Do We Really Need Video?”So I used the two partners who started the forum to answer it, while giving just some of the benefits of using video … I have to add, especially for artist, entrepreneurs and small business owners. Watch it Enjoy It and post me a comment, please. Also, please pass it along. Have a great Day!



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Mona Lisa, Not Among Today’s Art Paintings?

July 19

Heard the News? According to Angela Doland at the Associates Press released this past Friday, July 16th, French scientists say they have cracked a few secrets of the “Mona Lisa”. Through new technology they have determined that Leonardo da Vinci and his use of the “sfumato’ technique used up to 30 layers of paint to create his subtitles and his illusions of depth and shadow. The results of their findings were published Wednesday in the Angewandte Chemie International Edition, a chemistry journal. The article also stated that Leonardo da Vinci biographer, Giorgio Vasari and other artists hold that it took da Vinci four years to complete his masterpiece.

Think about it, 30 layers of paint about half the thickness of a human hair. And four years to complete. I dare say that this would knock out about 90% of all artists working today. However one must take into account that most artists work on several pieces at a time and as time goes on some take longer to complete.

We’re all familiar with the name, both the artist and the works, and most have seen some representation of both. It has a place in our heads born out of what we have grown up with in the teaching and training of life. This may not be true of today’s culture. Unless it’s some video branded artist, not of the painting genre, then nobody’s looking and nobody’s listening. How much can be spent on the latest game or Iphone branded item, the hot trend of the minute, is the important thing.

We’ve thrown away culture, class, manners , families and much of what made life worth living and believing in for the sake of thinking we too are the latest American Idol.

Artists, Painters and Paintings are all paying a price. We have great abilities, greater access to world markets, and great tools and methodologies to make it all better. That’s not the case because the world is changing so fast that four years of work of this kind wouldn’t be recognized as really having any unique value.

What we see is the knowledge; the discovery; the machinery; and the technology are the value. Who cares who is in King Tuts wrappings? We’ll shove him and his brown cloth into some museum and forget about it. He’s just some old dude anyway. Who cares if painting becomes a lost art I’m only looking at my TV Screen, Computer and phone anyway. Besides if I really want to see anything I just go on the internet.

If you ever got a chance to see someone’s true creative expression and it brought you to tears or shook your being then you know what a loss this will be. We need to foster and encourage and develop creative intuitive individuals who will give us messages that speak volumes to our heart, our soul and our mind. We need to get off the droids and get back to human relationships, human caring and cultivating relationships; relationships of love.
We need a few more intriguing smiles that cause us to ponder and think and live better. We could use a few more recognized masterpieces that turn the heart toward real love.

Well speak more of these things in the days ahead. For now have a wonderful day and look, carefully!

Douglas Auld
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The Author: Douglas Auld; Find Out More for Yourself: Art Paintings, Buying Art, Collecting Art, Artists & Much More!
Key into His Insights to find the benefits of buying and collecting “paintings that capture the heart’s emotions”

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Wait – Stop – Just Stop!!

July 18

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July 18th’s Weekly Post. Enjoy!
Douglas Auld

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