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500 creative works found
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Colorful shop in Little Italy, San Diego
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Mural of Italian Ladies on wall in Little Italy, San Diego
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The niche boutique looking west along Fir Street in Little Italy, San Diego.
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Little yellow cottage duplex in Little Italy, San Diego. The colorful red and blue doors make it inviting. The worn blue paint on the rails and steps only add to its charm.
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Stunt pilot falling through his smoke at the Wings Over Gillespie Air Show in San Diego.
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Tree sculpture along the bay in San Diego. Artists are invited to display their idea of a tree in whatever medium they choose as part of a rotating art show. The sculptures make for an interesting and thought provoking walk along the bay.
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Golden Gate Bridge at sunset. I almost packed up my camera and went home thinking the sunset was going to be a flop. All of a sudden the sky turned pink, orange, and purple. I did nothing to this photo other than sharpen it a bit. People don’t want to believe me when I tell them that this IS the way the sky looked that evening. I’m glad I stuck around and didn’t give up too soon.
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Well, I have to say I was quite dangerous and the local San Fran’s didn’t seem to appreciate my need to take pictures while I was riding a bike. I guess I was riding a little crooked. I am very proud that I rode my bike across the Golden Gate Bridge. If you ever find yourself in San Fransisco, I highly recomend renting a bike and doing the same. You’ll have to huff up a few hills but it’s definately worth it!
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The Californian by RD Riccoboni. The Californian is a replica of the 1847 Revenue Cutter C.W. Lawrence, that patrolled the coast of California enforcing federal law during the gold rush. The Revenue Cutter Service, along with four other federal maritime agencies, was consolidated into the United StatesCoast Guard in 1915. Designed for speed, Californian has nine sails, carries 7,000 square feet of canvas, measures 145 feet in length, weighs 130 tons and is armed with four six-pound deck guns. She casts a distinctive and instantly recognizable silhouette and has become one of the most well known tall ships in America. More about this artist While no road is ever straight, dedication and persistence will always lead you to your dreams – Arte Moreno RD “Randy” Riccoboni is an insightful, American born artist (California, 1960) influenced by a plethora of sights, sounds, colors, textures and emotion. This self-taught artist acquired his drive and inspiration from encouragement given him by family, friends and public school teachers. Riccoboni’s profound love for art and architecture are evidenced in his paintings, landscape and portrait masterpieces; art work that captures the essence of a person’s spirit, the love given from animals as well as the beauty and intensity in his land and cityscapes. / See more of the artist’s San Diego work like this
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The Beach at Ferry Landing, Coronado Island by California Impressionist painter RD Randy Riccoboni. A big Blue sky view of America’s finest city of San Diego. Lots of moventment in the color and texure of the people and atmosphere in this painting. I want to portray the hot summer day where with it’s bright light and heat rising into the sky contrasted against the buildongs across the bay. It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness - / Charles Sprugeon My Subject matter tends to be portraits, of people, pets, places and things. Architectural portraits such as building and home portraits, street scenes both historical places and interesting structure make up a large section of my portfolio. Automobile portraits, I love classic muscle cars and some antique autos. Urban city life in my community makes up a large section of my art also, such as my pictorial commentary on gay culture, beach life and travel and finally landscape. See more of the artist’s San Diego work like this I paint the experience through my art of where I live and places I travel. Having grown up in an old Victorian home, I love old buildings and history, and then mixed in with the everyday activity of the current neighborhood setting and modern color. Two of my favorite places near to where I live are Balboa Park and Old Town San Diego. I go out photograph my city all the time, taking hundreds of pictures, looking for just the right visual or story to portray on canvas back at my studio. RD. (Randy) Riccoboni is an innovative American-born painter (California, 1960), influenced by his early years living in the suburbs of New York City. A self-taught artist, his paintings depict his travels and local interest. Subjects include California landscape, cityscape, portraiture, street-scenes, public events, and everyday happenings and friends. His palette is derived from the bold colors of the original rainbow flag. Colors that represent, sexuality, healing, sunshine, nature, art, harmony, and spirit. Riccoboni’s internationally recognized work represents community, a sense of place in a positive and life affirming manner.
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Point Loma Sunset Cliffs and one of it’s arches San Diego California by RD Riccoboni. Acrylic on canvas painting. This area of San dego was a favorite spot of the American Impressionists in the early 1900’s. Sunset Cliffs Natural Park is a 68-acre resource based park stretching along the Pacific Ocean bordering the western edge of Point Loma in San Diego. The 18-acre linear section of the park lies to the west of Sunset Cliffs Blvd. Like La Jolla, and Coronado, Point Loma was a favorite area of the early California impressionist artists, I also enjoy painting there and watching the sea and colors change in the light. The Park’s topography includes intricately carved coastal bluffs, arches and sea caves. It affords inspiring panoramic ocean views. From the cliffs, the California Gray Whale can be seen migrating annually from the Bering Sea to Baja California. Set your sights high, the higher the better. / Expect the most wonderful things to happen; not in the future but right now – / Eileen Caddy The process for making my art pieces includes photography, drawing, painting, and field trips, where I visit sites to paint and discover new places at the same time. Being an avid photographer, I take many pictures of my subjects and when I return to the studio, I dissect them and compile new scenes on canvas or paper. I first make a small painting around 8×10 to 16×20 inches, if I like it; I move on to make a larger painting. I often go to Sunset Cliffs for inspiration or meditation. – RD
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The impressive White Seeley Barn and Stables San Diego, acrylic by RD Riccoboni. Located in Historic Old Town, San Diego California. Albert Seeley ran the San Diego-Los Angeles Stage Coach Line, which was put out of business in 1887 after the coming of the railroad. Barns in Southern California tend to be white or light in color instead of traditional red, reflecting the sunlight keeping interior cooler than darker heat absorbing colors. My Subject matter tends to be portraits, of people, pets, places and things. Architectural portraits such as building and home portraits, street scenes both historical places and interesting structure make up a large section of my portfolio. Automobile portraits, I love classic muscle cars and some antique autos. Urban city life in my community makes up a large section of my art also, such as my pictorial commentary on gay culture, beach life and travel and finally landscape. I paint the experience through my art of where I live and places I travel. Having grown up in an old Victorian home, I love old buildings and history, and then mixed in with the everyday activity of the current neighborhood setting and modern color. Two of my favorite places near to where I live are Balboa Park and Old Town San Diego. I go out photograph my city all the time, taking hundreds of pictures, looking for just the right visual or story to portray on canvas back at my studio – RD We can’t take any credit for our talents. It’s how we use them that counts - / Madeleine L’Engle Beacon Artworks Gallery, shows the San Diego paintings by California artist RD Riccoboni. These art pieces tell the story of San Diego from Old Town to today, created in bold color. The birthplace of California – Old Town, San Diego is featured at the gallery, as well as the first mission and colonial building in the western United States, Mission San Diego De Alcala. Visit the Spanish Colonial fantasy of Balboa Park, the historic Gaslamp district, Little Italy, Point Loma, La Jolla and Coronado Island. The gallery takes you on a colorful tour through art of America’s finest city, San Diego, with paintings by one of America’s favorite artists, RD Riccoboni. Riccoboni appreciates both new and old San Diego, along with the California history that surrounds these settings. The artist went out in search of old homes to paint, and soon realized there was so much more beauty in the overall experience of his city and county and recreate in art a mix of everyday activity in neighborhood street scenes, all in bold color that tells the story of this special place. Beacon Artworks Gallery is located at 2754 Calhoun Street in Old Town San Diego State Historic Park.
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Church in Old Town San Diego California by RD Riccoboni I love and appreciate both new and old San Diego, along with the California history that surrounds these settings. I first went out in search of old homes to paint, and soon realized there was so much more beauty in the overall experience of the city. I find the city and its people inspire me at every turn to create art. / This historic California building is the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Old Town San Diego was reconstructed in the 1930’s, after the original structure was razed. Construction on the present day church began in 1868 under the direction of Father Antonio Ubach. The church was finally completed and dedicated in 1919, and, aside from some structural renovations required for current building codes, has since stood the test of time I paint mostly in acrylic and mixed media, where I can include details in ink with the acrylic. I also enjoy pen and ink. Black ink and white paper are a departure from my bold color when I step back and take a break from it. Most of my art scenes depict iconic and historic American city and country architecture, and street-scenes including where I live, San Diego, California. I am fortunate to live in this beautiful city and amazing state that is inspiring to me everyday with its diverse topography, peoples that I experience in brilliant color in shapes and feelings. I paint and draw originals and reproduce into prints and then can share with everyone who comes to my studio and exhibits and beyond.
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The Hillcrest Sign, San Diego, California painted by RD Riccoboni. Acrylic on canvas 2008. Just up the hill from my gallery in historic Old Town San Diego is the Hillcrest section of San Diego California’s most popular and lively neighborhoods. This is the intersection of University and Fifth Avenues with the famous Hillcrest Sign. The sign was erected in 1940. To find out more about Hillcrest visit Hillquest.com. Hillcrest is an older neighborhood and the heart of San Diego’s gay LGBT community, which has gone through gentrification, mostly residential with a large amount of retail shops and exciting restaurants along tree-lined streets. Small to large traditional homes, and apartments abound here. The famous Zoo with Balboa Park are also here in Hillcrest. The neighborhood’s proximity to Downtown San Diego make this an exciting neighborhood. In Hillcrest every July is San Diego Gay Pride, , San Diego’s largest civic event is an annual celebration for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community. Festivities take place the last weekend in July; there is a Gay Pride parade, then a two-day festival in Balboa Park and cultural events the entire month. CityFest, is an annual Hillcrest street festival which features food, live entertainment, a beer garden and street vendors. This event takes place annually in August a week or two after the pride festival. Other regular events in Hillcrest include a weekly farmers market, Book Fair and Mardi Gras and Nightmare on Normal Street, the annual Halloween costume party which brings in gouls from all over the southland. Beacon Artworks Gallery, shows the San Diego paintings by California artist RD Riccoboni. These art pieces tell the story of San Diego from Old Town to today, created in bold color. The birthplace of California – Old Town, San Diego is featured at the gallery, as well as the first mission and colonial building in the western United States, Mission San Diego De Alcala. Visit the Spanish Colonial fantasy of Balboa Park, the historic Gaslamp district, Little Italy, Point Loma, La Jolla and Coronado Island. The gallery takes you on a colorful tour through art of America’s finest city, San Diego, with paintings by one of America’s favorite artists, RD Riccoboni. Riccoboni appreciates both new and old San Diego, along with the California history that surrounds these settings. The artist went out in search of old homes to paint, and soon realized there was so much more beauty in the overall experience of his city and county and recreate in art a mix of everyday activity in neighborhood street scenes, all in bold color that tells the story of this special place. Beacon Artworks Gallery is located at 2754 Calhoun Street in Old Town San Diego State Historic Park.
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photography: s. pryce / treatment: hickerson/s. pryce /
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Looking out over the bay on San Cristobal island, Galapagos.
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Boats along side the bay bridge ready for the fireworks
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Las Croabas Fajardo, Puerto Rico
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This was taken travelling from Durango to Silverton.
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This part of the San Juan Parkway was between Silverton and Ouray. US550
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We were travelling on Route 145, going north from Delores. For Australians, seeing so much beautiful mountain scenery is like sitting down to a smorgasborg when you are used to a cut lunch.
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Bubba Gump Store down on the Pier at Fisherman’s Wharf in SF, Ca.
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