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"Creativity is a compulsive human urge which demands more than ritual actions or routine responses, and is only valid when one is trading beyond experience"
'My Blog'
This Blog is my space where I can show you snippets of my artworks and site specific artworks, designs, styling, visual merchandising, floristry and anything else that motivates me. It also gives me the opportunity to share with you some thoughts about the people and things that inspire me.
Thank you for visiting my realm where my imagination turns into reality.
Thank you for visiting my realm where my imagination turns into reality.
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Please feel free to add your comments.
About Adriana
Currently I am working as a sales/interior stylist/consultant.
I am a visual artist, designer, interior stylist and florist.
My art work is at presently sold through these outlets:
Crystal Heart, 213 Lygon Street, Carlton
and from my studio which is situated in Preston
you can reach me on 0418 655687.
website is www.artinyourface.biz
As an interior stylist, I am responsive to my client's requirements and tastes and only too happy to assist with outfitting your space. My aim is to create amazing artworks and decorative design pieces that mesh in unison. This work also includes working with other interior stylists.
In addition to interior styling, I have a diploma in Visual Arts, majoring in painting and printmaking.
In 2012 I was the Treasurer for "69 Smith Street Gallery", a non for profit, artist run gallery. I was in this position for two years and it was truly a wonderful experience.
My art work is at presently sold through these outlets:
Crystal Heart, 213 Lygon Street, Carlton
and from my studio which is situated in Preston
you can reach me on 0418 655687.
website is www.artinyourface.biz
As an interior stylist, I am responsive to my client's requirements and tastes and only too happy to assist with outfitting your space. My aim is to create amazing artworks and decorative design pieces that mesh in unison. This work also includes working with other interior stylists.
In addition to interior styling, I have a diploma in Visual Arts, majoring in painting and printmaking.
In 2012 I was the Treasurer for "69 Smith Street Gallery", a non for profit, artist run gallery. I was in this position for two years and it was truly a wonderful experience.
In the process of creating an artwork or designing a space, it requires much deliberation and consideration for a pleasing outcome. There is more to it than simply regarding the style, decor and theme of the room. I delve into many things such as my client's needs, their personality, their budget, the lighting in the space, the colour scheme, selection of materials and textiles, the shapes, form, scale, line, and the desired temperature and mood. A perfect fit evolves only when a complete understanding of minds are in unison.
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- Adriana's Gallery Site
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- App site - Photography Wisdom
- Artistbooks.ning.com
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- Cecilia Sharpley
- Chuck Close
- Craft in a Green World
- DIMI
- Dorothy Simpson Krause
- Eco Books by Terry Taylor
- Gail Stiffe
- George Alamidis
- Greg Wayn
- International Digital Art
- Jane Davenport
- Judith Hoffman
- Loosh
- Mark Ryden
- More on artists books
- Photography Awards
- Photography Wisdom for iPad App
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- Stephen Knapp
- TED
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- Summer Swirls
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- April 8th Displays and it is all about setting the...
- Cabochons
- Creating a mood for the kitchen
- Revisiting my white exhibition from 2011.
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