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Art Attacks Online » Gustavo Rimada After living a short childhood in Torreon, Mexico, painter Gustavo Rimada moved with his family to Indio, California where he and his parents had to take on a drastic lifestyle change. Ramada’s parents, making ends meet by taking jobs as a dishwasher and housekeep, didn’t let this stop them from encouraging their son to follow his passion. Building on his creative talent, Rimada chose to go into Computer Animation after high school. This choice suddenly changed with the occurrence of 9/11. http://artattacksonline.com/2011/11/gustavo-rimada/
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Frank Frazetta - Fantasy Artist - The Art History Archive In 1964 Frank Frazetta's painting of Ringo Starr for Mad Magazine caught the attention of United Artists (makers of James Bond) and was approached to do the movie poster for the 1965 film "What's New Pussycat?" and earned $4000 afternoon, roughly a years salary in those days. Movie Posters by Frank Frazetta http://www.arthistoryarchive.com/arthistory/fantasy/Frank-Frazetta.html
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Rowena Martinich Rowena Martinich is an abstract expressionist with a difference. While her work is sometimes displayed within the white pristine space of the art gallery, it is more likely to be found in the spaces of the everyday – the shop, the train, the school, the office, the café. http://sweet-station.com/blog/ Sweet Station
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http://foundmagazine.com/2007/08/find-another-house/ FOUND by Travis in Baltimore, Maryland Found in the gutter on Ramsay Street. I am most struck by the comment about the stove. FOUND Magazine | Dearest 01
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