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Earlier this Spring, I was honored to have shared my St. Jude sculpture, “The Things We Do for Love…” with L’Vegue Vegas magazine readers. For those unfamiliar with L’Vegue, it is a beautifully designed Las Vegas Art & Fashion Magazine.
Original St. Jude Sculpture “The Things We Do For Love” by artist A.D. Cook and other artworks at Downtown Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV, 2016. ~ Watch the video here.
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital does so much to help children in need across the world that it would be hard to share their whole story here.
I’m both excited and honored to share my art at William Carr Gallery at his all-new Town Square location at the South end of the Las Vegas Strip.
“Our ambition should be to rule ourselves, the true kingdom for each one of us; and true progress is to know more, and be more, and to do more.” — Oscar Wilde
During my Hollywood Video years, one of my favorite subjects to paint was Elvis. I painted several large Elvis murals in the Hollywood Video stores, mostly throughout the Northwest – Portland, and Seattle. Few still exist.
If you like art like I like art, The West Coast Art & Frame Expo Trade Show & National Conference in Las Vegas was the place to be this January 24 – 27.
Join artists A.D. Cook and Beti Kristof for a special “ARTSY” martini painting workshop, tons of fun and creative time!
It was an eventful year for sure. And a good year, too. All-in-all though, I’m especially excited for the forthcoming year. 2016 is going to be amazing. But, before I get ahead of myself, I need to wrap up my semi-annual quasi-year-end summary blog.
New Year’s Eve 2015, Artists Beti Kristof and A.D. Cook painted Gail, from the shoulders up, in celebration of the healing power of art and the new year.
“YOUNG ASPIRING ARTIST.” It makes me smile, really. I like YOUNG. I like “ASPIRING.” I like “ARTIST.” No, wait… cross out “ARTIST” and replace it with just about anything else,
Christmas with the King? The King of Rock and Roll, perhaps. Well, sort of. Steve Connolly as Elvis is the “Spirit of the King.”
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