Art School Grad: Creature Collaboration

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Creature Collaboration - Brienna Pruce (part I)

first rectangle of creature collaboration by Brienna Pruce

Keep your EYES PEELED for a chance to WIN the finished painting!

Six artists from around the world are shipping a painting from one person to the next, adding their own interpretation to the Creature Collaboration.

What kind of beast will they create? Find out in each new installment!

7 comments:

hannahbirdMay 19, 2011 8:17 PM
The first square looks amazing! Can't wait to see the final product :)
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Yvonne StewartMay 19, 2011 8:34 PM
This is fantastic, amazing work!!!
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Chris DaviesMay 20, 2011 5:33 AM
Cool start!
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Rachel Q.May 23, 2011 5:49 AM
Very cool! :)
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briennaMay 23, 2011 9:39 AM
Hannahbird, aw, thanks so much!!!! I can't wait to see the finished piece too - it's off to Scotland next and then the Netherlands... we've got quite an eclectic and talented bunch so what a surprise it will be to see how the Creature evolves!

Yvonne, thank you so much, I'm really excited to see what you add, your work is so amazing ;o)!

Chris, thanks!!!! It was so much fun to imagine how the rest of the artists would interpret this beginning and transform it!

Rachel ;o) hah, ;o) thanks, always wanted to paint tentacles... this project gave me so much freedom!

hugs,
brienna
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andreaMay 30, 2011 1:57 AM
Such a wonderful idea! It's great to see artists collaborating to make this happen; I can't wait to see the finished piece! Great start, Brie! I love the big eye. :)
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briennaMay 30, 2011 4:38 PM
Aw, thanks so much Andrea!!!! Your words are so wonderfully encouraging! Collaborating can be such inspiration, and a real surprise for everyone, including those involved ;o). I love meeting so many talented people from around the world.

;o) brienna
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Julia Finucane - I have a love for fantasy, fairy tales, and cute little girly dolls. This love started when I was a little girl. I can remember reading Alice in Wonderland, Snow White, and the Brothers Grimm with my father while holding one of my porcelain dolls. I still love this fantasy world and try to represent it in each piece of art. I went to art school and have a teaching degree in art education. I believe that everyone should express themselves through the arts and be able to use their imagination in a creative way.

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