Starrpoint

Drawing and Painting; Sketching and trying to be an active, working artist, and how they relate to my personae, Starrpoint. That person the web invented

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Monday, September 27, 2010

Life Drawing Class

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First Saturday I have been struggling find time and the will to make art myself. Oh, I teach, and do a lot of drawing there, but with tryin...

Monday, September 20, 2010

Crafting supply tools

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I don't know about you, but my stash of pencils, mostly colored pencils is a mess. Over the years I have quite the collection. At one ti...

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Friday, September 17, 2010

Renaissance Gallery Art: The Unfinished Nude

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Renaissance Gallery Art: The Unfinished Nude

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Sunday, September 12, 2010

No Derivative Works Please

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More and more you read these words in prospectus and show outlines. That along with the wording “nothing based on published photographs or u...

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Thursday, September 9, 2010

Open House

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Saturday, I will be attending the open house for Arts resources for the tri-state. This fine art group serves the areas of West Virginia, Ea...

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Monday, September 6, 2010

the Value of Value

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How do we get our drawings and paintings to look 3 dimensional? Value! This is the subtle manipulation of color that tricks the eyes into se...

Sunday, August 29, 2010

Derivative work

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I n one sense, all artwork is derivative work. Everything we do is based on what came before us. None of us invented artwork. While I paint ...

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Starrpoint: Susan Tschantz (my secret Idenity) worked as a mechanical drafter in the mineral processing industry. She has 10 years experience in producing exacting drawings for manufacture and building. Susan also has training in graphic design. She has used this training in the production of training and service manuals as well as producing Standard Operating Procedures and training materials. Starting her career on the board, she quickly moved to CAD drafting as the industry changed, using several drafting software packages. She began with early DOS versions of AutoCAD and has progress through AutoCAD 2007. She also has experience with illustration software such as CorelDraw and Corel PhotoPaint, as well as desktop publishing. She teaches Fine Arts at the Renaissance Art Gallery. Shows frequently, and Serves on the Board of Directors of the Renaissance Art Gallery in Huntington, WV as well as is a member of the Tri-State Art Association and member of the Huntington Art Museum.

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