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Jean-Baptiste Renard
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  • Raleigh, NC
  • United States
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Where do you live and work
Raleigh, North Carolina
Do you have your own website?
http://artincontext.org
What is your artistic style
representational
What is your artistic medium
charcoal, graphite, colored pencil, pastel, and oil

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At 4:31pm on November 9, 2009, Mark Fielding said…
I was painting in oils too but wanted to avoid the turpentine smell! I'm use to acylic now but may go back again. The make of paints seems to vary quite a lot too.
At 4:45pm on November 7, 2009, gordon coombes said…
Glad to have you aboard-GORD.
At 9:23pm on November 6, 2009, Tom Henderson Smith said…
Hi, you asked medium of the work I uploaded images of today - they're mostly acrylic on canvas (I tend to specify acrylic gel as I like working in translucent layers using gel additives to build up the paint layer gradually). The black and white pieces are in charcoal on paper.
At 6:41pm on November 5, 2009, Ron Elstad said…
I work wet into wet with oils all the way through. I address my paintings much like a writer would, in drafts. The first draft I just want to cover the canvas as quickly as possible with a large brush. The second draft, I adjust my shapes, values and colors. The third draft, I go to a smaller brush and begin defining the shaps a little bit more adding characture and spontineity with my brush work. This is a general assessment of my process
At 1:07pm on November 5, 2009, Shannon Grissom said…
Hi Jean-Baptiste- They are either quite large (48"x72 or 48x60) or mid sized (24x30 or 36x36)
I so love the sense of space and place in your work.
At 5:55pm on November 2, 2009, Mary Ann Artrip said…
Hey, Jean-Baptiste~~
Great to hear from another member of AFAS. Love your art work. Do you ever sell the rights to use them as screensaves or website backgrounds? (I especially had my eye on a couple) I have been published. I write mystery/suspense novels. with a little romance to feed the woman's soul. My books are availabe (free shipping) from my website: www.maryannartrip.com
Thanks for the invitation to join your list of friends.
Blessings
At 2:18pm on November 2, 2009, Kevin J Hatton said…
Hi

Well kinda close. Yes I am using a digital camera, which is a very modest small 'pistol' grip bridge cam. My current finances won't stretch to Photshop currently and i am still learning how to use it (slowly), so I use the effects features in a CD design package I use on my mac to get some of the effects.

Thanks for your feedback.

Kev
At 5:35pm on November 1, 2009, Alexandra Koufali said…
Thanks. Happy to accept your offer of friendship
At 5:22pm on November 1, 2009, Alexandra Koufali said…
Hi, the smaller ones are 50 x 50 cm and largest 160x 130cm I 'll post exact measurements for all of them soon.
Alexandra
At 12:19am on November 1, 2009, Sherry Wells said…
Yes, actually most of North Carolina is very supportive of clay artists, Seagrove included.. thanx for the post.

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