Andrew Osta 2011 I wish to take this time now to write about my creative method and its applications. It has crossed my mind many times that my art simply cannot be appreciated for what it is if the methods used in creating it are unknown. Granted, persons exceedingly sensitive and conscious will understand and…
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Continue Reading →I had a show at Bordello Galeria yet again. There were not too many people in San Miguel, so sales were relatively few. The show will be up until Saturday, September 21. There will be a closing party then. Some good developments took place however. I was asked to participate in a new gallery opening…
Continue Reading →Flower Eye Girl. 30×40 cm Shreveport Dream #1. 30×40 cm Archangel Michael. 80×100 cm. The Sun.
Continue Reading →Below are paintings sold since my last update…
Continue Reading →About animal iconography Iconography has been a part of my art for as long as I can remember. This is probably the case because the earliest images I can remember clearly are Orthodox Christian icons. My parents didn’t have any original artwork in their little two-room apartment in Kiev, Ukraine, but they did have a…
Continue Reading →Scientists say that it takes about 10000 hours of practice to get good at something. Having painted for over 15 years now, I have probably doubled or tripled that number of practice hours by this point. Therefore, I would like to offer a little bit of practical advice and encouragement to painters who have recently…
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