Carolyn Staut - While visiting the Grand Canyon, I entered a place called The Watch Tower. I was too much of a sissy to climb to the top. Waiting below while my husband and son made the climb, I looked up to see this marvelous ceiling filled with what I thought were Petroglyphs (carvings in stone) but realized that they were in fact Pictographs (paintings on stone). The symbolism is from the prehistoric art of native american peoples. Each symbol represents the spirit of who created them. As I snapped away on my camera, I was awed by the colors and textures. This piece is an abstract of what I photographed. Later, I will upload the original image that inspired me. I hope you enjoy this one.

For it signifies not.
Original 60" x 60" acrylic painting on canvas

Abstract Art: End of the Symbol: Giclee Print

The term Giclée (pronounced "Zhee-clay") Print refers to fine art reprodutions made with museum quality materials using a professional large-format ink-jet printer. During the printing process, a series of tiny spray nozzles emits millions of droplets per second. Because of the way the drops are sprayed and mixed using a 9 color pigmented ink system, you get a wider range of color than almost any other type of print available on the market.  

First the original painting is scanned or digitally photographed to produce a very high resolution file. Then a proof is made and matched against the original. After I approve the proof, the final image is printed on canvas and stretched around extra-wide stretchers so that no frame is required. The results are amazing, such that people often think the print is an original painting, not a reproduction

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Size: 8" x 10"
Medium: Acrylic
Surface: Canvas
Style: Abstract
Artist: Thaneeya McArdle

Thaneeya is a self proclaimed internationally-collected artist working in a variety of styles, ranging from photorealism to abstraction, and a whimsical combination of the two.

Acrylic and Pumice on Canvas
30 x 30" Black Wood Frame

The pace with which new motor cars are being produced with no proper disintegration of the old vehicles, the day is not too far when the earth will be converted into a junkyard. However, artist James Corbett has turned old car parts into awesome sculptures that can be used to enhance the décor of your living space. The beautiful sculptures, that includes small bikes, cars, animals and birds, will not just decorate your home but also help in decomposing the auto waste. Check out some of the unique sculptures after the jump.

Acrylic and Pumice on Canvas
24 x 24" Black Wood Frame

“Interstice″ Dimensions: 40″x30″ Oil on Canvas a master perice.