Wreath, by Stephen du Buis (machine intelligence)
Complexity, by Stephen du Buis (machine intelligence)
Manasota Mensa's Art Show . . .
Current
artwork includes pastels by Chris Frazer and watercolors by Ed Coudal and
acrylics on canvas by Lyndsay White. Frazer is
a portrait and figure pastel artist with a BA in art from the University of
Delaware. A resident of Sarasota, Frazer is a retired government public affairs
specialist. Coudal, editor of The 4M,
is a recent convert to watercolors as an amateur painter. He has been
self-unemployed for more than 20 years as a marketing consultant, free-lance
writer, and newsletter specialist. White
is a former Charlotte county realtor now
living in Sarasota.
Display of their art on this site is open to
all Manasota Mensans. Contact Ed Coudal at (941) 349-9329 or e-mail him at edgarc@aol.com
Updated
on March 22, 2009
Photos added on April 12, 2002
We've added a electronic works by Stephen du Buis. The work is done by machine intelligence.
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Wreath, by Stephen du Buis (machine intelligence) |
Complexity, by Stephen du Buis (machine intelligence) |
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Blue Flair, by Stephen du Buis (machine intelligence) |
Crystal Spec, by Stephen du Buis (machine intelligence)
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Still Life in
Blue and Gold, by Chris Frazer (pastel, 25" x 19",
2001) |
Sarah Holding a Doll, by Chris Frazer (pastel, 9" x 12", 2001) |
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Tammy, by Chris Frazer (pastel, 19" x 25", 2001) |
Jane, by Chris Frazer (pastel, 19" x 25", 2001) |
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Lighthouse, by Ed Coudal (watercolor, 11" x 14") |
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Tiny Gardens of Stockholm, by Ed Coudal (watercolor, 16" x 20") |
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Canyon Road, by Ed Coudal (watercolor, 12"x16", 2000) |
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Gate House, by Ed Coudal (watercolor, 16"x20", 2001) |
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Nude, by Lyndsay White (acrylic) |
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Love, by Lyndsay White (acrylic) |
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White Owl, by Lyndsay White |
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Women's Lib, by Lyndsay White |
. . . and a couple "Grand" photos from Ruth Danielle . . .
These photos were taken by Ruth, herself. That's the back of Ruth on the photo on the right (presumably, she used a timer on that one!) - either way, she looks mighty brave in that shot!
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