SoJie 6 - Solo's Juried Invitational Exhibition August 2010
F.A. Moore
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Dear Esteemed Nominees, Solo Exhibition Members, and Guests, This coming week, with the 6th Juried Invitational Art Exhibition, presented by the Solo Exhibition group of RedBubble, A panel of 3 Nominators was challenged to search the 43,000-image gallery, and from that invite select works There are 20 Traditional artworks, 20 Photographic works, and 25 Digital artworks in the show, Judges will award 1st – 3rd places in each of Digital Art, Traditional Art, and Photographic Art. The exhibit is open to comments as of Monday, August 30th. The JURIED, INVITATIONAL ART SHOW Congratulations to all! And thank you for coming to the exhibition and supporting these wonderful artists. Each month, all of the members of the Solo Exhibition group have the opportunity for one or more of their Respectfully, F.A. Moore, Solo Founder and host; Maxy, Solo Reception Manager; and Elizabeth Bravo, Solo Graphics Coordinator
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PRESENTING THE EXHIBITORS FOR SOLO EXHIBITION’S SIXTH JURIED INVITATIONAL |
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Sybille Sterk
1507 posts
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Digital Art This image illustrates the poem of the same name. Both are about the secret rooms in our heart, where we go to grieve, to ponder, to regenerate, to remember, or just to be, and maybe there are one or two where we lock the door so we may never see them again. The rooms may look different for each person, but we all have them…
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rodeorose
1652 posts
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Photographic Art Shot a short walk from my doortstep, on Melbourne’s Hobsons Bay. Common birds on one of the abandoned boats that so often hold much inspiration for me, depending on the light and tides. Title inspired by song of Melody Gardot’s.
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Veikko Suikkanen
125 posts
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Digital Art A few of my own photos and texture of which I have done this work, the place is Hamari Lake in southern Finland, an early morning in early July.
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Jessica Jenney
185 posts
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Photographic Art This photo was taken in Bronxville, NY. on a lovely autumn day. I applied texture overlays to enhance the golden beauty and create a watercolor effect.
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Scottb1977
237 posts
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Digital Art I wanted to do a joan of arc tribute. Ive always loved history and what a great story in history joan of arc was. Ive only been using photoshop for a year and have fell in love with it. and I really love redbubble!!! I just love to create and share what I create with people..
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Shanina Conway
537 posts
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Digital Art From 1944 to the early 50’s thousands of Japanese women fell in love with servicemen, married and started new lives in alien countries. It must have been an incredible struggle to leave their extended families, friends, country and merge into a new culture.
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dperalta
202 posts
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Digital Art Composed and rendered with Apophysis 7X. My own gradient. Only very slight hue and contrast value adjustments done with Photoshop 7.0. An esoteric fountain depicting a solution for world peace sits in a vast expanse with a war looming in the horizon. As a child of the 60s I have always known war. I remember thinking the CBS Evening News was the Vietnam War show. Throughout my life I have been puzzled that groups will escalate disagreement to killing one another when peace seems to me to be such an easy solution. When I read of Jimmy Carter’s visits at summits with warring factions and his simple formulas for reaching agreement I become frustrated that peace seems to elude us.
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Headcrime
363 posts
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Digital Art LIFE – PAIN – DEATH
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JUSTART
491 posts
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Digital Art Inspired by music of Kate Bush ~ Deeper Understanding
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NumandisArt
94 posts
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Digital Art This is an intensely personal piece of work, every element has a meaning to me. To private to explain in detail here, but it was very therapeutic making this.
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Lorenzo Castello
9 posts
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AnaCBStudio
138 posts
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Digital Art
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Sandra Bauser ...
156 posts
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Digital Art I always try to convey to the viewer the emotion that I felt when I created the piece. It does not matter if the viewer feels good or bad about the art…as long as the viewer “feels” something. When that happens, I know that I’ve accomplished my goal as an artist.
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dllong
3 posts
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Traditional Art This is the 4th in the narrative 11 work series titled COMA. The work is created in sequence as the events flowered over an irrepressible 8 months. She was still involved with her old boyfriend and was not necessarily honest with me…the title are my thoughts on the subject.
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frederic levy-...
34 posts
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Traditional Art
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Ron Moss
24 posts
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Digital Art I started by working with an abstract watercolour I had previously painted; it was scanned and left in colour. I worked with it in an abstract way reversing the image to create a mirror effect. The idea of a mist lake came into being and I set about adding elements from photographs until I had reached a composition that I was happy with. I then added a glass plate scan for framing effects and then used a combination of workflows to take it to a monochrome image. I have worked this way a lot recently merging paint and photography in the digital realm and I enjoy the process and what is has to offer very much.
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Randy Monteith
189 posts
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Digital Art lots of hardwork and imagination
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marostega
18 posts
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Traditional Art “Wisdom is the secret of life”
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Keith Reesor
638 posts
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Digital Art Inspired by the words and music of Beneath The Waves-Ayreon. Originally created for the RedBubble group, “Album Art – The way it could’ve been…”, when the group was a temporary group, started as a long running challenge. This work was the lucky winner!!
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Freda Surgenor
31 posts
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Traditional Art
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sirthomas1960
56 posts
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Digital Art I’m a regular (cyber) visitor to the Mediterranean in my paintings. I just love their light, colours and textures, as well as the glorious architectural mishmash of them…this one is Vernazza, in the Cinque Terre region of the Ligurian Coast in Italy. Had a bit of a play with the perspective here, exaggerating the verticals lines to make it appear the buildings were reaching up to the sun.
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James Kearns
5 posts
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Traditional Art Inspired by the shear frustration of Australian politics.
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Martin Muir
97 posts
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Digital Art A chance to work with a great photo of holly by phoenix555 in such a great pose didnt want too spoil to much of her natural charm.
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Karin Taylor
3771 posts
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Digital Art I originally wrote a poem Paper Boat Tears which in turn inspired my painting PAPER BOAT TEARS Tomorrow when I wake this poem is now a SONG called PAPER BOATS :) Click over to the image description page for the link and more information on the song. [ed.]
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