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Cool Artists of the week


NANCY HERMAN
Incredible painter who has made color move to music.
Make sure to spend some time on this web site.
Very thoughtful work.
Her interiors feature a group of paintings of light in her house.
Stunning work. Original ideas.
http://www.nancyherman.com/www.nancyherman.com/HOME.html



Anton Pavlenko
Very interesting perspectives on landscapes
Wonderful sense of color
http://www.antonpavlenko.com/



Carol Marine's Painting a Day
Try it! Small works done quickly.
Push that paint!
http://carolmarine.blogspot.com/



SEAN THOMAS
Minimal, well designed and understated
Powerfully executed
http://www.seanthomasonline.com/index.htm



MARGARET BOWLAND
http://www.margaretbowland.com/index.html







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