My favorite is Kyle Anderson :

www.kyleanderson.com...

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His work is really incredible

And these guys are nice too:

web.tampabay.rr.com...
well-of-souls.com...

You guys know any artist you would like to share ?

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Salvador Dali, oh yeah. Giraffe on Fire...

But few outside the area have heard of him (except international blue grass bands), and he rarely works at it anymore, but is getting back into it. (Right Skip?)

But he does mind bogglingly exact renderings of Wildlife, Flora and Trains.

And he GOOGLES!


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Salvidor LaRocca. He's a comic book artist. He's doing the new Namor book right now.

like your first pic Salem!

atmospheric!
so many to choose from, i like Waterhouse, Van Gogh, Leonardo...love Botticelli too..too many to choose from!


Happy festive season to all at ATS tho! This place is wondeful!!!!



www.ibiblio.org...

I like the first one madly because I know a girl who really look like her ( face and body )

Your picture is really nice

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I love internet because you can appreciate people's works from any where in the world.



Remind me some one who lives down my street, he only work when he need to drink, this guy has so much talent

I like this guy too

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[Edited on 19-12-2003 by Salem]

I would have to say Salvidore Dali for sure. His artwork and creativity is amazing. Just the concepts he comes up with makes me just stare at its beauty. I think that if you really look at his artwork you can find meaning to it. I do admit that some of his work is a little "out of the ordinary" but that is what makes it so unique.

I totally agree you on this, his artwork are really beautiful ( you can search the web to see some ).

Besides myself for art ....Salvador Dali. For music, my (deceased) husband, who could play a LOT of instruments, READ music and attended the New England Conservatory of Music without finishing high school.
For actors...there are many....all contemporary.

Salvador Dali, M.C. Escher, Michelangelo, Da Vinci, etc.

seems like a lot of peoples like salvador dali

Alex Ross
His pencils and watercolors are by far the best in the comic industry.
Take a look at the archives. He's truly awesome.

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Hey, thanks for the link, I haven't seen this artist before, He's really nice.

H.R. Giger

Andrew Wyeth

H.R. Giger

www.hrgiger.com...

Andrew Wyeth

www.artcyclopedia.com...


They are really nice ktprktpr thanks for the contribution.

I totally forgot about him. I was just reading "Kingdom Come" the other day too. Yeah, he's number 2 on my list. Frank Miller is awesome too.

Jean Michelle Basquiat

My favourite fine artist of all time. He was the first really famous black painter who came to fame in the mid to late 80's, Good friends with andy Warhol.


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I love Dali's work (I'm also fortunate enough to be in the same city, as his museum, with the largest collection of his work).

I'm a big fan of MC Escher (does surrealistic drawings), as well as Boris Vallejo (does a lot of fantasy drawings and oil paintings...)

For old school, I'm a big fan of the Baroque period (such as Rubens, which, as luck would have it, I'm in the same area as the museum with his largest collection as well...owned by the Ringlings). I also like the Dutch masters, such as Rembrandt (for his use of contrast), and Vermeer (for his tromp l'eil---"fool the eye" style).

I like DaVinci, but more for his other talents in science, but he was a talented artist as well.

Michealangelo, was certainly the finest sculptor I've ever seen, and an accomplished pencil artist as well...

Thanks for including me in your favorites Salem....I'm honored....

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Do you mean the Dali museum in Figueras, Catalunya? I was there in July, it's an amazing collection. Dali was a genius, and a brilliant painter and sculptor. I particularly liked his pencil drawings of the fantasy city scapes. That's a form of art that I'm very fond of.

Nope, I'm in St. Petersburg, FL... I could be mistaken on the "largest" collection, but I've seen it touted as such before. With the Rubens' works...those (along with many others) are in the Ringling Museum in Sarasota. BTW this is the circus Ringlings....they were very large collectors of baroque style artwork. The museum itself is a work of art, and contains many benches, pillars, and other fixtures, such as harpsichords, from the era......