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TODAY'S FEATURED POST

“Enchanted Forest” Preview

Kristine Poole

Several months ago, Arnie Fenner asked if I’d be interested in doing an interview for the first issue of the new Spectrum Fantastic Art Quarterly, due out this fall. As is my way, I immediately said, “Yes, of course! That sounds like great fun.” The interesting twist being that I’d be interviewing my dear friend, Forest Rogers, on her sculpture. Having been on the “interviewee” side of various articles, it was a curious and engaging…

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EVERYDAY ORIGINAL

“Nebulae” – Fish Shadowbox (Study)

YESTERDAY’S POST

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Drawing for Fun

Donato Giancola

August 4, 2021 - From the beginnings of my professional career in 1992 to where I am today, I have held the persistent need and desire to deliver the best of my abilities for my clients projects. Typically if a commission has six to eight weeks to deadline, and I love the content, I try to carve out as much of that time as possible with labor for that commission. There are obvious constraints here of pricing and complexity around these deadlines, but I tend not to let the monetary value of the project dictate just how much creative, mental, and physical labor I place in the artwork. Each piece speaks to me of its needs, and I try to listen…

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