Jazmine's+Fav's

__//**Katharine Asher**//__ makes it possible for someone to take anything they wish and make it art. She knows exactly what color and texture to use to make her pictures beautiful. Life candy, her art doesn't always have to have meaning; it's just beautiful.

__//**Robert Carter**//__ takes the truths in society and presents them in his art. There is not so much of criticism but more of an awareness. The way he unveils the meaning of his work and accents it to stand out from what is happening in the background is absolutely outstanding.

__//**Peter Kypriaou**//__ manages to take plain black and white to define what is happening in his art. He shows that color isn't always the best way to express pieces of art. By molding two simple colors into many different shades he has the power to grab your attention and make you to feel what is happening.

__//**Ruth Palmer**//__ know exactly how to use colors not only to give you a great picture but to feel the emotions within it. In the picture to the leftt Ruth takes the "happy" color of yellow and reverses its feeling to being "sad". In the picture to the right Ruth focuses the bright colors to the center because this is where it all begins. The surrounding aren't whats important. The birth of the baby is the main focus and therefore has to standout from all the rest.

__//**Matthew Hollings**//__ does not put any standard on what is perfect or correct according to the art world. His work says "you know what you want, so make it." You don't have to draw all the straight lines or color within them; you just have to put what you feel, desire, or just want down on your canvas. A complete picture doesn't mean that every characteristic has to be present, just that something has to be there.