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Visual Language Magazine Contemporary Fine Art Vol 3 No 6

Vol 3 No 7 Visual Language Magazine Contemporary Fine Art featuring Figurative Art, Still Life, Portraits, Realism and more. Cover Artist is Tigran Tsitoghdzyan. Featured are VL Top Artists to Collect are Demian, Kristine Kainer, Jody Anderson, Lelija Roy and Rod Seeley: CFAI.co Colors on My Palette Barbara Rudloph; Visual Language Studio Visit with Tigran Tsitoghdzyan, James Tennison and Jenedy Paige: Artspan Discovery Sandra Flood; Visual Language Studio Visit with Artspan Artist Sabine Barber; WAOW Women Artists of the West; Barry Scharf reviews artist Dennis Lewis; Artspan Spotlight with Janine Kilty; CFAI.co Art Showdown; WAOW Winners from San Diego; VL Photographer Eleanor Leonne Bennett. Visual Language Magazine published through Graphics One Design. Visual Language is the common connection around the world for art expressed through every media and process. The artists connect through their creativity to the viewers by both their process as well as their final piece.

Vol 3 No 7 Visual Language Magazine Contemporary Fine Art featuring Figurative Art, Still Life, Portraits, Realism and more. Cover Artist is Tigran Tsitoghdzyan. Featured are VL Top Artists to Collect are Demian, Kristine Kainer, Jody Anderson, Lelija Roy and Rod Seeley: CFAI.co Colors on My Palette Barbara Rudloph; Visual Language Studio Visit with Tigran Tsitoghdzyan, James Tennison and Jenedy Paige: Artspan Discovery Sandra Flood; Visual Language Studio Visit with Artspan Artist Sabine Barber; WAOW Women Artists of the West; Barry Scharf reviews artist Dennis Lewis; Artspan Spotlight with Janine Kilty; CFAI.co Art Showdown; WAOW Winners from San Diego; VL Photographer Eleanor Leonne Bennett. Visual Language Magazine published through Graphics One Design. Visual Language is the common connection around the world for art expressed through every media and process. The artists connect through their creativity to the viewers by both their process as well as their final piece.

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What do you think is the future of this type of<br />

painting<br />

Brass Lamp<br />

Representational art continues to struggle for its recognition<br />

and appreciation. It competes with abstract<br />

art, which it should. Both having impact and on today’s<br />

culture. There is room for both. The digital age<br />

that is so prevalent in today’s society has created<br />

a huge buzz with today’s young artist. Many young<br />

artists lack the educational knowledge and history of<br />

great traditional artists like Henry O’tanner, Alphose<br />

Mucha, <strong>No</strong>rman Rockwell, Pablo Picasso and other<br />

legendary artists who have made significant contributions<br />

in today’s art world.<br />

Although, there are still a few academic institutes<br />

that still teach ‘traditional arts,’ many students lack<br />

the basic fundamentals of good drawing and design<br />

but seem to focus more on computer graphics and<br />

digital art. However, given the circumstance of today’s<br />

age of technology, it’s a natural evolutionary<br />

progression. I do believe that art goes in cycles. Digital<br />

art for now seems to be in the spotlight for the moment.<br />

It’s just a matter of time, when boredom sets<br />

in and the appreciation of the ‘hands on’ traditional<br />

arts and its uniqueness’ will once again surface to<br />

the forefront.<br />

Are there any other comments you would like to<br />

make<br />

Fruit of the Harvest 36 x 24<br />

Being an artist is not an easy life but it’s the life I’ve<br />

chosen. I’m very thankful that I’ve been able to express<br />

myself through my craft and hope to do more<br />

paintings in the near future. I also believe that it’s<br />

important to give back, sharing the knowledge and<br />

experience I’ve gained through the years as a professional<br />

artist as and art instructor. Hopefully, motivating<br />

others to seek out the treasure that is within<br />

them. Some of us are good at singing, working with<br />

kids, etc. We’re all gifted at something. I would like to<br />

encourage others to follow your passion, that thing<br />

that gives your life purpose and joy. Those gifts and<br />

talents should not be taken for granted but rather<br />

shared with others to inspire future generations to<br />

come.<br />

-Dennis Lewis<br />

http://dennislewisfinearts.blogspot.com<br />

Silver Reflections 12 x 9<br />

http://barrywscharf.squarespace.com/<br />

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