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BOSS Orange Summer 2012 New York Campaign
Guess who's looking great in the new BOSS Orange Summer 2012 collection: it’s Hanne Gaby Odiele, our girl crush of the moment. The gorgeous model known for her trendy style shows us how to wear this summer's key looks. Together with model Benjamin Eidem, Hanne Gaby posed in front of the camera in NYC. Take a look!
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Richard Nicoll
Richard Nicoll Spring-Summer 2012 Collection
Richard Nicoll SS12
Richard Nicoll A graduate of London's prestigious Central Saint Martins in 2002, British designer Richard Nicoll freelanced for Marc Jacobs at Louis Vuitton before starting his eponymous label in 2005. In 2009 he was named Creative Director of Cerruti.
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Artist,
Interviews
A: I’ve been creating art since I had motor skills. I’ve been doing art professionally for 17 years.
A: My art conveys to the viewer that there is always an inner child in each and every one of us that has the ability to dream. My art suggest a Tranquil, Loving and Seductive world that exist beyond this world that we know as reality. I hope to inspire every viewer to have the courage to create her or his own beautiful worlds. Even if these worlds exist only in our minds.
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A: No, I haven’t formally studied at any universities or continuing colleges. I was personally taught by God.
A: I must say God and my parents. Otherwise, I’ve had so many wonderful Angels enter my life for short and long seasons of time. They have all supported me in various ways.
A: Courageousart.com, courageousconceptsart@gmail.com or by phone at 510 367-6824.
Art by Courageous
I would like to introduce you to an amazing Bay Area artist, by the name of Courageous. He paints, carves wood art, sculpts and more! I had to chance to meet with Courageous, so that I could interview him for the Naturally Beautiful Hair Blog.
Q: How long have you been creating art?
Q: Where do you get your inspiration?
A: I get my inspiration from many of life’s beautiful experiences such as acts of kindness from everyday folks, spectacular scenery and tranquil places and moments. I would say Gods many flowers, plants, trees, and beautiful ladies inspire me most.
Q: What are all the types of art you create?
A: I have created many of types of art over the course of many years. I enjoy creating figurative oil paintings. Graphite, charcoal and pastel renderings, wood sculptures, and conceptual furniture.
Q: What is the overall message that you try to convey in your art work?
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Q: Did you study at an art school or are you self taught?
Q: Who has been your biggest supporter in you journey to get to where you are today as an Artist?
Q: What is your advice to other creative people who want to follow their dreams of being an Artist for a profession?
A: Money is defiantly a good reason to pursue a career in art. Though there is a great potential to make a fabulous living doing art. Doing art for a living should provide peace of mind and happiness to the artist first. If your art is the peaceful place that you can retreat to then you should be able to weather the many challenges that artist often face. When the challenges come you must always remember why you first desired to be an artist to begin with, and that should be because you love making art.
Q: How can people find you?
