Brian Riley's Comments

Wall sculpture art

AHMED SHALAB — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 14:42:43 GMT

I hop products my Wall sculpture art (or sell it).

Wall sculpturing art is a subject to fixed standards and measurements but here our artist has another imagination where he used thickness not exceed than one centimeter with different width and heights.

Here creativity appears because it transmits the viewer to a live wall sculpturing through the reflected light on work, so it gives unreal deepness (sight Illusion).

The artist used this new technique that was originated by nature since 1982 in his earliest shape until it reached spontaneously to what it is now.

To see my art work visits my website:

http://ahmed-shalaby.fineartamerica.com

Email: artahmedshalaby@hotmail.com

AHMED SHALABY

Jesus / m.d.f wood / 25*35*0.6 cm

Horses struggle / m.d.f wood /60*120*1 cm

Love and tender / m.d.f wood /90*100*1 cm

Prommotion with Dick Blick

Hopie — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 13:27:20 GMT

Today is June 5. I just went to look at your promotion and see it expired January 25: time to take it down, eh?

Mastering Oils

rickscool — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 18:59:57 GMT

Welcome to Mastering Oils Brian. Thank you for joining. This community is only a few days old so it has very few members but it will quickly grow. American Artist is highly respected and widely read.

I'm sure that you'll have a lot to contribute. Please feel free to start new discussions in Mastering Oils if you have a topic of interest or question that's not covered.

I look forward to viewing some of your art.

You new friend

Rick

O.K. Brian, that's my standard welcome. Usually personalized some to the new members bio or art. Pesonally I would like to say that I'm honored you joined Mastering Oils and that with all your editing and art experience if you see any way that I can make Mastering Oils a better experience for it's members I would appreciate you letting me know.

Thanks

Your story?

suepainter — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 14:13:18 GMT

Tell us how you came to be the senior editor for all the American Artist titles. Sounds like an interesting job.

Sue