07 January, 2007

Free Art Screensaver

Thanks to William Lehman over at Artist Hideout for doing this great, free screensaver project. See my wonderful pastel, Red Veiled Forest, on it along with a very eclectic assortment of fine art and fine craft works. Here is the link for you to get this freebie.

There seems to be a nifty trend going on. I guess I might call it: "Mass Internet Participation Projects". Well, if you've got a better name, I would like to hear it!

In that vein, see the Sargent project going on over at Mark.
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5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Thanks Casey. Glad you enjoyed it. I am still open to adding more people into the saver if anyone is interested.

January 7, 2007 at 11:51 AM
Ed Maskevich said...

Your paint, Red Veiled Forrest, is a stunning piece. You list many of my favorite artists. I will be back.

January 7, 2007 at 6:15 PM
jafabrit said...

Red Vieled Forrest made me go "cor, that is gorgeous, that is"! Really, it is just stunning,the colours and the composition.

January 8, 2007 at 5:19 AM
Casey Klahn said...

It is very gratifying to get positive responses to this painting. Especially from peerage. Thank you.

An interesting thing on this one. I am organizing my inventory on paper, and have these categories for where each artwork is located. So, far, I have the "ready to sell" stuff in with the CTA (Collection of the Artist).
Anyway, this particular piece is actually in my own collection. Try though I may, I could never quite repeat the scene again in another painting. I think of it as very intuitive and fresh.
Do you artists cull out at least one painting a series, or one a year, for your own CTA? I am told that it will be meaningful to you in the later years.

January 8, 2007 at 6:44 AM
jafabrit said...

yes, I have a couple of pieces I just won't part with. Both of them I love because they depict something very deep and important to me, and I love how they are done totally (which is rare).

January 8, 2007 at 7:37 PM

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