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Berg,
Bryan
guinness world record holder |
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Biyan,
Sacha Dean
photographer |
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Bronaugh,
Joshua
painter |
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Bryan,
Sheldon
illustrator |
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CA
Boom
west coast design show |
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Carbo,
Paul
functional art |
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Davis,
Joan Elan
mixed media painter |
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Dorrington,
Harry
cd/director at Rhino |
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Earley,
Lori
fine art |
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Fine,
Adam
TRUST: Collective |
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Fisher,
Jeff
jeff fisher logomotives |
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Fox,
Rebecca
sculptor |
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Glitschka,
Von R.
bad design kills |
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Greis,
Ryan
pooptooth |
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Holland,
Jason
jason holland design |
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Hooten,
Scott
Imulus |
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Horbury,
Peter
Ford Motor Company
2010 Mustang |
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King,
Steve
furniture designer |
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Knee,
Steve
on an island |
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Kona,
Mayura
One Thread Fair Trade |
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Landor,
Walter
advertising |
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Mason,
Wells
furniture designer |
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Morris,
Burton
pop artist |
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Murtaugh,
Tim
pirated sites |
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Nasher,
Raymond D.
nasher sculpture center |
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Perry,
Sean
Photographer |
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Perry,
Sean & Greg Wakabayashi
fairgrounds photography |
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Prozzi,
Anthony
Ford Motor Company |
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Rebranding
corporate integrations |
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Ritter,
Carolyn
painter |
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Sculley,
Sarah
artist/graphic designer |
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Shaw,
Austin
fine art & illustration |
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Siegel,
Lainie
jungle 8 |
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Silent
Revolution
Andrea Toyias |
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Smith,
Phil
the art office |
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Straub,
Phil
digital painter |
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Thompson,
Andrew
interactive designer |
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Thompson,
Tommy
painter |
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Vanegas,
Santiago
photographer |
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Vestige
Jewelry
vintage jewelry |
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Victory
Plaza
digital media network |
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Viosich,
George III
etch-a-sketch® artist |
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Waak,
Nathan
designers toolbox |
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Weaver,
Pat
watercolor artist |
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educational
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viewing
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Empowering
Women
Through
Art:
Gala
Completes
Dallas
Artist’s
New
Collection
On the
23rd
anniversary
of Salvador
Dalí’s
death,
Dallas
artist
Katie
Glantz
has
completed
her
new
collection
with
a portrait
of the
Spanish
surrealist
painter’s
wife,
Gala.
The
Femme
Historique
Concatenation
collection
uses
a monochromatic
palette
with
strong
images
of influential
women
such
as the
iconic
sex
symbol
Marilyn
Monroe,
jazz
singer
Billie
Holiday,
Hollywood
movie
star
Rita
Hayworth,
American
actress
Carole
Lombard,
fashion
supermodel
Gia
Carangi,
comedian
Lucille
Ball,
queen
of pinups
Bettie
Page,
and
fashion
icon
Coco
Chanel.
“I
am always
drawn
to my
latest
work
and
particularly
my last
painting
in the
collection
–
Gala
–
which
is an
homage
to Salvador
Dalí,”
says
Glantz.
“It’s
the
first
painting
in which
I’ve
used
color.
Surrealism
has
always
fascinated
me,
and
this
is a
transitional
piece
which
shows
who
I am
as an
artist.
“The
entire
collection
shows
my growth
as a
woman
and
as an
artist.
Life
brings
so many
challenges
and
we must
face
them
head
on to
overcome
obstacles.
Art
became
my refuge
during
turbulent
times,
and
each
woman
I painted
became
my subject,
my guidance
and
light.”
The
technique
used
to create
these
artworks
give
reference
to Glantz’s
extensive
graphic
design
background.
She
uses
acrylic
paint
in combination
with
lightly
accented
Swarovski
crystals,
and
the
power
of black
and
white
imagery
and
reflection
of light
gives
the
illusion
the
paintings
are
coming
to life
by interacting
with
your
eye.
To achieve
a perfect
photographic
appearance,
Glantz
paints
with
extremely
tiny
brushes
to create
crisp
edges.
Her
skilled
execution,
from
sketch
to canvas,
mixed
black
and
white
acrylic
paints,
and
perfect
placement
of Swarovski
crystals,
has
to be
seen
with
the
naked
eye.
Katie
Glantz
sprung
to prominence
in 2011
when
her
three-panel
painting
of Olympic
swimmer
Michael
Phelps
drew
praise
from
the
athlete
himself,
who
enthusiastically
Tweeted
his
approval.
About
the
Artist
Katie
Glantz
is an
American
artist
from
Oak
Cliff,
Texas,
and
internationally
recognized
graphic
designer.
Her
work
has
been
showcased
in many
publications,
including
Mac
Design,
and
she
was
the
first
woman
to be
profiled
by D
Magazine’s
Dallas
CEO.
Founded
in 1999,
her
design
firm
JABEYE
continues
to flourish,
with
a roster
of international
clients
that
includes
Pink
Floyd.
The
company
has
won
many
accolades
–
including
‘Best
of Category
for
Print’
in the
Graphic
Excellence
Awards,
and
a Webby
Award
for
DavidGilmour.com
–
which
are
a testament
to the
widespread
appeal
of her
work.
Local
clients
include
national
names
–
Quality
Telephone
and
Clearview
Energy
–
along
with
global
brands
such
as Smirnoff,
Captain
Morgan,
and
Jose
Cuervo.
Notably,
JABEYE
was
awarded
the
contract
to rebrand
the
City
of DeSoto.
Known
for
clean,
uncluttered
and
timeless
design,
Katie
Glantz
returned
from
a trip
to Mumbai
in April
2011,
where
she
produced
a book
cover,
Vajramushti
–
The
Martial
Arts
of India,
for
an Indian
author
and
his
American
publisher.
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