Ethereal World gallery

I've managed how password lock all my website galleries so know you will be able to enter only using the password and username I'll give you. For my friends the username and password will be free in my LJ friends only post, but if there is anyother interested, you'll have to ask about it in my community. The galleries updates in my community will be friendlocked so anonimous won't be able to post. Remember to read rules when and if you ask there and remember that it's friendonly locked. I've... read more

Charlotte always felt a great rush of excitement and relief when a new exhibit opened. Not only did she love putting on the event, but having an installation just kept things nice and steady; the breaks in between, while necessary for her sanity, just threw off her rhythm. The new exhibit, with the atmospheric and ethereal photographs of Francis A. Willey were hanging from the walls, ready to be observed and discussed. Charlotte, being a dork, had also set up a bit of a black and white theme...

Just because Halloween's not here yet doesn't mean that we can't get it started early.  Tonight, Shadow Gallery and the Dragon's Den present... Come hear DJs Schadenfreude and  WrappedInPlastic, with DJ Vendetta from the Whirling Dervish's Moulin Vieux and Corrosion!  We'll dance the night away to the best in new and classic Goth, death rock, and ethereal! Doors open at 11:00 p.m. Upstairs at 435 Esplanade Ave. No cover

Tonight, dead Cthulhu rises from his house at R'lyeh...for the next Shadow Gallery! On the eve of the anniversary of H.P. Lovecraft's death, join us as we open the Necronomicon and unleash the nameless and indescribable horrors that wait within.  Shadow Gallery and the Dragon's Den proudly present... Head down to Arkham and pick up your schedule at Miskatonic University for an evening of eldritch horror! Come summon the Old Ones and a Shoggoth or two with the best in new and classic Goth...

Over the years I have been guilty of an amusing mound of mistakes when attempting to present my artwork in various ways, whether it be to galleries, online, or in scholastic presentations. The following are a few to learn from: 1. No front-loading frames. This means you. If you catch yourself looking at them and thinking "how cheap ♥" pop a beer (foreign or domestic does not matter) and walk slowly away. While these frames are cheap and slick looking, they are also increasingly undependable...

That's right my babies, Rob Hough's "Brothers" got finished being framed and now hangs on me bedroom wall. I stare at it at night as I drift off to happy dreams. Seriously, I love this painting. I loved it from the graphic on the DVD foldout where it's from, but Hough elevated it beyond that. He brought out the clear homage to "The Creation of Man" from the Sistine Chapel, and it's just exquisite how he used the reactions of watercolor on illustration board to create an image both ethereal...