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  • Photograph. / Kim Wagner – singer and songwriter. / After being unsuccesfully marketed in Denmark as a “heart-throb’, Kim bought out his record contract and now makes his own recordings and is working on a pop album and an album of opera arias. / He allowed me to use two of his songs in my short film about Copenhagen

  • Paolo Nutini. The singer / songwriter from Scotland. I love his music and his laid back, soulful style.

  • Singer and Songwriter. Famous for his Woodstock Festival opening act. Pencil on Bristol Plate.

  • Former Beatle and solo singer, songwriter and a master of guitar and sitar. / Pencil on Rising Stonehenge 7.5”x11”

  • Lowen & Navarro at the Fine Line Music Cafe in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

  • Lior
    by ozlat

    Lior is an Israeli born, Australian singer-songwriter based in Sydney. Lior was nominated for three ARIA awards – Best Breakthrough Artist, Best Male Artist, and Best Independent Release (for Autumn Flow).

  • ‘Song Writer’ we all know one…. they know all the words that rythme with woe, and every glass they drink they give a girl’s name…

  • This portrait takes a surrealistic look at Serge Gainsbourg and his ever-present Gitane cigarette. / (Pen & ink, pencil and digital)

  • Copyright © Sharon Mau 2009 / All Rights Reserved Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi / No post processing My husband Jacob was set up for a showing with his photography booth along with several other talented artists while I attended this performance at the MACC, the Maui Arts and Cultural Center in the Castle Theater on Maui. I invited my friend Suzane to attend with me and we sat in the second row. Here Keali’i is gazing directly into my viewfinder but the image isn’t very good as the light was low. Presently a man came to me and told me to stop taking photographs or he would confiscate my camera. At least I was able to get a few shots before I had to tuck my camera away. To hear Keali’i sing was wonderful and to hear him sing Maunaleo was significantly meaningful for me. The Hula dancers were so beautiful. This wonderful fund raising event for Halau Ke’alaokamaile performance also featured the Maui Pops Orchestra 17 January 2009. Afterward, as I was leaving and walking around to the back employee parking area in the darkness where I had parked my car, I noticed a small crowd of people waiting and greeting the musicians and dancers as they were exiting the side doors. I continued on and walked around to the back, saw light coming from an open door and I saw Keali’i standing in the hallway corridor with his back to me perhaps 20 feet away. So, I entered the door quietly and respectfully approached him as I waited for a moment as everyone was talking story. At the optimum moment when there was a break in the conversation, I said ‘Keali’i’ He turned and gazed at me as I said Aloha. He answered Aloha as I shook his hand, then handed my business card to him, which features my Maunaleo ~ Journey With Spirit / image, explaining to him how I created this image for him two years ago in deepest respect for his work in perpetuating the Hawaiian language and culture, the beautiful Hula and his wonderful work with the keiki, the children of Hawai’i. I told him the image is called Maunaleo ~ Journey With Spirit. He thanked me. I asked him if I could take his photograph and he answered “Only if you are in it”. / Oh je. / Well, I can tell you my heart sank, for I am reluctant to permit anyone to use my camera and every single time I have handed my camera over to someone, the images are always out of focus for most people do not seem to understand how to use it and set the focal points. But I smiled politely and said thank you and handed it over to a woman standing on my right. My heart was racing and I was thinking…. I really want to take his photo myself. You know? And of course, as you may imagine, the images are out of focus. Not the greatest, I am somewhat disappointed, and I certainly don’t think I would upload them here. Yet, the most important thing for me is that I actually had the opportunity to meet Keali’i, make contact and place my card in his hands. I asked him if he will contact me and he said yes. I would like the opportunity to do a CD cover or a portrait of him. I can only hope he will follow through. ‘Ae, it was wonderful to meet him. I would also like for my husband Jacob and Keali’i to get together and talk story, that would be tremendous! “Keali’i Reichel is an acclaimed singer, songwriter, chanter, hula teacher, and cultural resource. He has earned 29 Hoku Awards from the Hawaiian Academy of Recording Arts for his eight music releases over 15 years. He was a Grammy Award nominee in 2004, and his debut album Kawaipunahele received gold certification by the RIAA in 2005. Keali’i continues his work to perpetuate the language, dance and poetry of Hawai’i through hula, music, and chant.” Information source: MACC

  • Leonard Cohen

  • Tom is a contemplative young man, with a peculiar bent toward the offbeat, emotional country style…Storytelling with a slight twist. Songwriter with a harder edge, / A song, a lyric, with twists and words unsaid, / Memory of Grandfather’s slow driving, . / Metaphors for the old man’s life, / The young and their pell mell dash, / No thought of the ending crash. / Just a young man and a hurry up view

  • Townes Van Zandt was a Texas singer songwriter. Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard sing his song “Poncho and Lefty”.

  • Country Singer/Songwriter Paige Gilvesy

  • i just taught myself how to do this in photoshop :) Paige Gilvesy – Rising Country Singer/Songwriter

  • Potantial Album Cover?!! can anyone else see this?!

  • Bob Dylan / “You never turned around to see the frowns on the jugglers and the clowns / When they all come down and did tricks for you / You never understood that it ain’t no good / You shouldn’t let other people get your kicks for you / You used to ride on the chrome horse with your diplomat / Who carried on his shoulder a Siamese cat / Ain’t it hard when you discover that / He really wasn’t where it’s at / After he took from you everything he could steal. / How does it feel / How does it feel / To be on your own / With no direction home / Like a complete unknown / Like a rolling stone? “ / Like a rolling stone-Bob Dylan

  • My beautiful wife Valeria with her beloved guitar. / Valeria is a very talented songwriter, and also painter, oil and acryl on canvas. See also Candy1974 June, 2009. / Portrait in natural light. Nikon D90. AF-S nikkor 18-105G ED VR. Featured in Family Unlimited – June 2009

  • same girl, different background. / i wasn’t very happy with the first version, so i decided to make some changes. i like it better now, i think it’s more me :) / i guess now she’s a songwriter… words by NICK DRAKE (“things behind the sun”)

  • One of many Tori Amos paintings I have done. Some have been for the RAINN benefit calendar I put together for awhile (like this one), some were commissions for people. This is watercolor and digital and the original is available as watercolor (without the little symbol above her head).

  • The very first Tori Amos painting, done for a magazine out of San Diego no longer around, called Axcess. Watercolor. Bootlegged on a cd. For the ‘best selling item challenge:’ I am not thinking of best selling on RB, because unfortunately, I have sold nothing yet. However, over the years, I think this has sold the most. The biggest reason is, of course, there are a lot of rabid Tori Amos fans. It is the first Amos image I did, so it has been around long enough to be sold at conventions, online, etc. It was in a magazine, so it had some exposure there. Plus, my association with Amos through the art I did for her tourbook and the calendar I did for the RAINN organization might have helped as well. And of course, I hope it is a good painting all on its own!

  • A recent oil painting of Tori Amos, done for the benefit RAINN calendar. Still available!

  • Another Tori Amos image for the RAINN benefit calendar and probably my favorite. Watercolor on gel medium, still available! As for the technique, After doing the drawing (in this case, it is on illustration board, though I would on paper more often), I use a large brush to spread gel medium over the whole board. Sometimes I spread the texture to correspond with the forms, sometimes I don’t. After it is all dry, I apply the watercolor, lifting off areas I want white or light. It’s a fun process, partially because the paint sometimes moves where it wants, as in the right side of the painting (helped by some brushwork and tilting of the board).

  • Taken from the side of the stage during their concert at Billboard in Melbourne on 17/5/09. This is singer-songwriter Will Sheff. Featured in Photography Fun.

  • This area in Central Park, NYC has been dedicated to John Lennon by his wife Yoko Ono. It is a popular place in Central Park where people go and show their respects to a great legend! Imagine all the people living life in peace – John / Lennon Nikon D-80 / 18-135 mm lens at 26 mm / 1/160, f/5.6

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