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- Favorite Quote
- "Man can be free to rise to greater heights" LRH
- Brief Bio
- Became an artist in grade school. Graduated from Webster Collage in Wester Groves Mo. with a BA in Fine Art.and taught art in the Public Schools in St. Louis, Missouri at the high school level for 8 years. Being exposed to the many different medium one can use in the visual arts Inspired me to exposed my students to those unlimited possibilities. I resigned to work as a free lance artist in "78. I now teach art awareness to others. As a free lance artist working in many techniques I paint, do sculpturing in different materials, as well as paint, draw, design and make jewelry, paint murals do portraits in paint, charcoal, watercolor, pencil pen and ink or
pastel .
- Personal Website
- http://kurtart.ws
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- At 6:54am on May 16, 2009,
Debra James Percival said… - Hello Curtis, I love the light, color and wonderful mood of your artwork. Very glad I clicked on your image of "My Girl". Wonderful!
- At 12:19am on January 4, 2009,
Curtis Jones said… - Your words paint the picture and leave no doubt of the creative being with the brush in hand.
- At 7:09pm on January 3, 2009,
Jan Houston said… - Sheer jazz, baby.
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What a wonderfully aesthetic acknowledgement for me, Francis! You have captured the essence of my haiku...and of haiku overall.
Merry Christmas tree
and a wreath of good tidings
to grace your Christmas!
This is great, Sharon. There's no void of down-toned comm on our planet today.
You make a great point about creating "good effects", not only in our art, but in our
lives as we lead them. That is what Ron says in Route To Infinity- just being a
bea…
Your verses leave me detached, suspended in the silence of me.
And then the endless contemplations of "what if" so much beauty
could fill the spaces of us all.
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