
Art Tuition Fine Art
| | Estelle's Biography
Estelle studied art at Pretoria Technikon. Her preferred media are pencil, charcoal and oil on canvas. Several of her works have been sold to local and international collectors. One collector in Canada has acquired a selection of 5 of her ethnic paintings, the majority of which are of the Koi Sun.
Her current focus is on giving art classes to primary and high school pupils and adults. All students are given basic training on drawing, shading, three dimensional images, perspective and accuracy of representation before they are introduced to painting. The technical improvement of the students in a very short time is phenomenal. High school students scores for art usually increase by 20% to 30% within six months of commencing classes.
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Joe Doe Equestrian Art Illustrations Contemporary photography Wildlife painting Art Tuition
| | Jolene's Biography
Jolene Boshoff obtained both a National Diploma in Fine Art and a BTech (Fine Art) from the Tswane University of Technology.
Jolene veritably exists in two worlds, and as such paints under two names: Jolene Boshoff, the painter of super realistic animal studies, and Joe Doe, a painter of futuristic fantasy.
Her nude studies, inspired by romantic pre-Raphaelite art, interpret two facets of present-day womanhood � women living in fear in this crime-ridden times, and women aspiring to perfect beauty.
�Women are so fearful they�ve become reclusive, and as a result miss out on the beauty that does exist around them. To illustrate their paranoia, I depict women blindfolded � they don�t want to see the horror, or wearing a gas mask, fearful of breathing the air. Yet my paintings are colourful and always feature butterflies � a symbol of life � Beautiful, frail and often fleeting�, Jolene explains.
Then there is the quest for perfection, pursued to such an extent that women might morph into androids through future technology and cloning. Angels, to Jolene�s mind, personify perfect beauty and she depicts women as angels, however, their wings are painfully bolted to their flesh � symbolizing the agony women endure in pursuit of beauty - the quest to look like the airbrushed models featured in glossy magazines.
She calls these creatures ��bergirls�.
In the real world, Jolene is passionate about animals. She visits the Kruger National Park as often as possible to study the animals and to take photos. Her animal paintings are photorealistic, yet she strives to capture each animal�s spirit, and personality.
Jolene just held her first Solo-exhibition, "World's Collide", and some of her past clients include The Garden City Clinic, Leopard's Leap Winefarm, The Waterfall Equestrian Estate and KSS. She also regularly illustrates for the magazine "Something Wicked" as her alter-ego, Joe Doe.
Jolene is willing to undertake comissions. |
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Logo Design Design and Lay-Out Fantasy and Sci-Fi Art Cartoons Illustrations
| | Eddie's Biography
Eddie is a graphic designer, Lay-out artist and free-lance illustrator and Cartoonist. He studied graphic design at Wits Technicon.
The magazines he has worked on as an art director, designer and lay-out artist include T3, PC Format, Interior Design Magazine and iWeek. His Cartoons have appeared in SA Interior Design, Wiel and PC Format.
Eddie is trained in Quark, In Design and Photoshop.
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Fantasy and Sci-Fi Art Sculpting Leather work Fine Art
| | Alicia's Biography
Alicia obtained a National Diploma in Fine Art at the Tswane University of Technology, majoring in sculpture and painting. Alicia's art is multi directional but rather avante guard. Her paintings are very contemporary and surealistic and are done in oil on canvas. She also does huge backdrops for music festival stages, night clubs and the like. These are done on unstretched canvas using fluorescent acrylics. Her sculpures are done in different media, for example cement, bone, clay, paper mache.
Her leatherwork is very ethnic by intent. She combines various textures and colours into each creation. The focus is on wearable items such as saddle bags, corsettes, skirts and armbands. Crystals, gemstones, dream catchers, trinkets and charms are often included as an integral aspect of the product. She is willing to create leatherworks similar to the works on view on order |
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Landscape Photography Pictorial Photography Wildlife Photography
| | Tony's Biography
Tony Boshoff (APSSA)
Associateship of the Photographic Society of Southern Africa awarded in 1979. Award Winner at several National and International Photographic salons in the Pictoroial, Contemporary and Nature categorites. Current focus is on wild life photography. Presents a photographic workshop entitled "painting with light" in collaboration with The Gallery in Randburg. This workshop is aimed at the beginner and intermediate worker. Practical "Wildlife Photographic Safari" excursions can also be arranged but need to be booked at least 6 months in advance. |
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