Here are some of Studio Charlebois' favorite digital art. Produced in 2006 for Kiwiko Communications of Ottawa, Ont.
Friday, June 24, 2011
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Kitty Cat Kitty Cat ~ I love you
This is our cat Yoshi, a calm and zen felline that loves to be loved. His intellegent eyes watch you as you work around the house. He is the king of the place and doesn't let you forget it. Still an energetic hunter at the age of 12 he is one of my dearest friends; and this is why he so humbly deserves to be immortalizied in pen and ink.
Friday, May 13, 2011
Love thy name ~ A batallion of Rubber Duckies
A Battalion of Rubber Duckies (2007) Acrylic, 24" x 36"
Inspired by Ottawa's yearly charity duck race
Giving a title to your artwork is not always an obvious task, but it is an important step to giving a piece substance and presence.
In the fall of 2006 I participated in the annual Gallery 255 exhibit for the Conference Board of Canada. There I entered "Sweet Summer Strawberries" (2006), which was immediately admired by one of the Gallery's patrons. She loved the work but wasn't completely sold on it; I then mentioned that I was working on a new canvas that I entitled "A Battalion of Rubber Duckies". She was so delighted by the title, that the year after (once it was finished) came straight to the gallery and purchased the enchanting artwork!
This was my first lesson on the importance of the finished product and what a difference a good title can make. Art is a product of our true selves and it doesn't just end after the last brush stroke or once it's hung on a wall.
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