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Art Of The GYPSY
Passion
"Passion"
By Romani American Artist J.A. George AKA; The GYPSY
Art Print of an Oil Painting By Romani American Artist J.A. George AKA; The GYPSY
PASSION AND REDEMPTION
I sat in my Highschool art class and stared at the 11" x 14" canvas board on the table before me. I squinted my eyes trying to make the image on the board look better. I closed one eye and tilted my head. No matter what I did I could not make the image I had just painted look like anything I would be happy with.
The biggest critic an artist has is themselves and this day I was ultra critical. I had mastered pencils, charcoal, and watercolor as well as pen and ink but this was my first step into acrylic painting. As far as I was concerned I had indeed really stepped into it and the canvas before me was a stink I couldn't wipe off my show.
"Is that Jesus?" The question came from Karla Weigman. Karla was not only one of the smartest students in my small Highschool of West Platte RII in Weston, Missouri she was also one of the most popular.
I was not popular, I was poor and an outcast. My long hair separated me from the majority of the other students in my class who were country boys and girls. I was a city boy and different; a fish out of water. This never seemed to matter to Karla and she was always friendly with me and always had a smile for me whenever we met.
"Yes", I said, "I guess so." Karla picked up the canvas and looked at it. "I really like this," she said. "You like it?" I scrunched up my nose. "Yes, it is very nice." I looked at her to see if she was kidding; she wasn't. "You can have it." Karla looked surprised. "Really?" I smiled, "Yes, really. I'm glad you like it." That was the last time I saw the painting until a couple of years ago...
READ THE REST OF THE STORY OF THE CREATION OF THIS PAINTING IN OUR BLOG https://artofthegypsy.artspan.com/art-of-the-gypsy-blog.html
“Art must evoke an emotion in order to be art. If it only creates indifference then it is not art, it is garbage!” -The GYPSY-
Ten percent of All Proceeds From This Artwork Goes To Support Topeka Bible Church whose mission work helps to improve the lives of people worldwide. Find out more at www.discovertbc.com/
By Romani American Artist J.A. George AKA; The GYPSY
Art Print of an Oil Painting By Romani American Artist J.A. George AKA; The GYPSY
PASSION AND REDEMPTION
I sat in my Highschool art class and stared at the 11" x 14" canvas board on the table before me. I squinted my eyes trying to make the image on the board look better. I closed one eye and tilted my head. No matter what I did I could not make the image I had just painted look like anything I would be happy with.
The biggest critic an artist has is themselves and this day I was ultra critical. I had mastered pencils, charcoal, and watercolor as well as pen and ink but this was my first step into acrylic painting. As far as I was concerned I had indeed really stepped into it and the canvas before me was a stink I couldn't wipe off my show.
"Is that Jesus?" The question came from Karla Weigman. Karla was not only one of the smartest students in my small Highschool of West Platte RII in Weston, Missouri she was also one of the most popular.
I was not popular, I was poor and an outcast. My long hair separated me from the majority of the other students in my class who were country boys and girls. I was a city boy and different; a fish out of water. This never seemed to matter to Karla and she was always friendly with me and always had a smile for me whenever we met.
"Yes", I said, "I guess so." Karla picked up the canvas and looked at it. "I really like this," she said. "You like it?" I scrunched up my nose. "Yes, it is very nice." I looked at her to see if she was kidding; she wasn't. "You can have it." Karla looked surprised. "Really?" I smiled, "Yes, really. I'm glad you like it." That was the last time I saw the painting until a couple of years ago...
READ THE REST OF THE STORY OF THE CREATION OF THIS PAINTING IN OUR BLOG https://artofthegypsy.artspan.com/art-of-the-gypsy-blog.html
“Art must evoke an emotion in order to be art. If it only creates indifference then it is not art, it is garbage!” -The GYPSY-
Ten percent of All Proceeds From This Artwork Goes To Support Topeka Bible Church whose mission work helps to improve the lives of people worldwide. Find out more at www.discovertbc.com/
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