Artists

I owned my own business for 2 years where I hand designed landscapes. Installed hardscapes, plants and irrigation pipes. Also, I hired the workers, ordered plants, soil, brick, granite dust, stone wear and paid the workers. I have been through a life changing event which took me out of this scene for a while, but want to go back into this working with a landscape architect. I am also an artist.
I have a certificate in Landscape Design and Commercial Design which was part of my degree.

So you were a landscape designer. You can try going for a landscaping lisence. You can then either start your own buisness as a lot of architects do or apply for a job at a landscape design comany. You would need to know how to use the computer soft wear. For most companies thats required. Some Nurseries have their personal designers too. Good luck doing design because with an Associates in horticulture instead of Landscape design can be hard.

A short documentary on what inspired Alberta landscape artist Roger Belley to take up his art.

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What did they paint it on, the horizon.

Ken Bushe is good.

My art performance at the gallery in front of the audience

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ok h. In i it’s Elaine again. Well is there a possiblity the initals are WHH? because i found a british artist William Henny Hunt 1790-1864. He was a landscape water color painter. I got the info from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Henry_Hunt_(painter) hope this helps. In 1810 he would have been 20 so MAYBE the initials may be blurried. Let me know

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The Weatherburn Gallery is one of the largest fine art galleries in southwest Florida exhibiting dozens of exceptional works of art by leading painters and sculptors from around the world.

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PETER KÖHLER was born in Stockholm, Sweden, in 1971. He is a graduate of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Stockholm (2000) and Central St. Martins in London, England (1998). In addition to his very prolific work in painting, Mr. Köhler is the author of several books of drawings and essays published by Biondi Books in Sweden. He has recently been awarded a Konstnärsnämnden grant by the Arts Grants Committee of the Swedish government for 2004. Mr. Köhler resides in Stockholm.

Here’s a link to a picture of it.
http://members.shaw.ca/spieshideout/1.jpg
It kind of looks like an English romanticist landscape… 19th century? Maybe? I thought maybe John Constable painted it but it doesn’t look like it is him.

Looks like a Constable to me but it could also be a Turner/ Google both in images . good luck

Watch landscape artist, Peter Fiore, paint a study of a winter field from his Landscape a Day series. Edited by Sam Mordenga and accompanied by Beethoven’s “Piano Concerto No. 5″. Long Version.

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