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Studio 1234 Presents:

Drawings and Sketches

Coming of Dawn by Lucinda Knowlton

July 5 – July 18 Reception: Saturday, July 5 at 3 pm – 5 pm
Group show: Drawings and Sketches from Various Artists

The skill of drawing is so important to fine artists. They plan and architect paintings - the lights and darks, placement of objects, decisions during the drawing process could make the difference for the artist to create a mediocre piece to a masterpiece that is treasured by art lovers for generations, even centuries. Drawing helps the artist develop hand eye coordination as well as trains them to see what is important as well as unnecessary in works. It is also a very important and valuable contribution to art and is art. If you look at the works of the Masters like Michelangelo's presentation drawing of 'Pieta' and Da Vinci's 'Virgin' drawing their drawings and sketches are even now treasured and awe the masses hundreds of years after they first laid down their first strokes. Studio 1234 will be presenting current artists with their own drawings and sketches so that the public can view the works of current artists. Studio 1234 also hopes that this exhibit will aid in showing the current valuable contributions to an age old art.We hope you can attend the show.

Studio 1234 is located at 1234 College St., Toronto, ON
Studio 1234 Hours: Tues. - Sat. 2 - 6pm. Random or please contact Lucinda Knowlton 647-234-3907 or email lknowlton@sympatico.ca to schedule a private viewing for your convenience.

Du 5 Juillet au 18 Juillet.
Réception: Samedi 5 Juillet de 15h à 17h.

La compétence de dessiner est tellement importante aux excellents artistes.

Ils planifient et édifient les peintures, les lumières et l’obscurité, le placement des objets.

Néanmoins les décisions à prendre durant le processus du dessin peuvent faire la différence pour l’artiste en créant une pièce médiocre au chef œuvre.

Dessiner aide les artistes à coordonner main et œil aussi bien qui les entraînent à voir ce qui est important aussi bien qu’inutile dans les œuvres.
C’est aussi très important car la contribution à l’art est l’art en lui-même.

Si vous regardez les œuvres des maîtres comme le dessin représentatif de « Piéta » et « Virgin » de Da Vinci dessinant leurs dessins et esquises vous verrez la crainte révérencielle de centaines d’années après qu’ils aient déposés leurs premiers coups.

Studio 1234 présentera des artistes courants avec leurs propres dessins et esquises pour que le public puisse voir les œuvres de ses artistes.

Studio 1234 espère aussi que cette exposition aidera à montrer les valeurs de contributions actuelles à un vieil age de l’art.

Nous espérons que vous apprécierez cette présentation.


Artists:

Michael Badour

Michael Badour's work is the product of determination and sacrifice. A is a self-taught illustrator/designer, born in Peterborough, Ontario. Michael takes inspiration from the patterns and imperfections of nature and the monotony of everyday routine.

Michael’s Website: http://www.MikeBadour.wordpress.com

Neil Polson

Neil Polson was born in Hailebury, Ontario, but has resided in Toronto most of his life. He studied painting and drawing with Micheal Gerry at the Art Centre from 2001 to 2004, which was very formative in his approach to mark making. Also studied photography, sculpture, ceramics and printmaking, although drawing and painting are currently his main focus.
Neil Polson also attended Ontario College of Art and Design as well as The Art Centre, Central Technical School.


Wonju Shin
Wonju was born in Korea. She has been interested in Art since she was young. After graduating high school in Korea, she came to Canada. She is attending at Ontario College of Art and Design school, Painting and drawing (4th year).
www.wonjushin.blogspot.com

John LaRose
John LaRose was born in Toronto, Ontario. He travels extensively and recently began to explore his talents in drawing and painting but has excelled at an extremely quick rate and will go far in his pursuits in art. He has been studying under Lucinda Knowlton.


Lucinda Knowlton
Lucinda Knowlton was born in Alliston, Ontario and grew up in Midland, Ontario. She now resides in Toronto and is the owner of Studio 1234. She primarily works in oils and charcoal preferring realism painting still life, landscapes, and portraits as subject matter.
http://www.artbylucindaknowlton.com

French Translation courtesy: M. Changa




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