Diamond Painting: Alida Akers
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Alida akers is from south central Kentucky, United States. She would never have had the opportunity to sell her works to art collectors in Australia, New Zealand, France, Spain, Denmark, the United Kingdom, Canada, Japan and other countries. other states in the United States if it had not been exposed on the Internet.
I received my first formal art training at Western Kentucky University, where I earned a degree in education and fine arts, with a double specialization in painting and drawing. I received a different kind of artistic training during my graduate studies at Case Western University in Cleveland, OH, where I studied medical illustration.
Currently, I spend most of my time in the studio to three different series of paintings. The first, Ode to the Deco Cottage, is inspired by the fantastic art deco pottery of British designer Clarice Cliff. These paintings are done in acrylic on canvas and feature whimsical landscapes in bright colors. The second series is called Moorcroft Musings and is inspired by the painting of the Arts and Crafts era and the early glazes of Moorcroft pottery. The third series, titled Storybook Cottage Series, is done in watercolor and is inspired by vintage storybooks and greeting cards. It depicts small red-roofed cottages that symbolize home and hearth and provide a peaceful respite from the outside world.
I received my first formal art training at Western Kentucky University, where I earned a degree in education and fine arts, with a double specialization in painting and drawing. I received a different kind of artistic training during my graduate studies at Case Western University in Cleveland, OH, where I studied medical illustration.
Currently, I spend most of my time in the studio to three different series of paintings. The first, Ode to the Deco Cottage, is inspired by the fantastic art deco pottery of British designer Clarice Cliff. These paintings are done in acrylic on canvas and feature whimsical landscapes in bright colors. The second series is called Moorcroft Musings and is inspired by the painting of the Arts and Crafts era and the early glazes of Moorcroft pottery. The third series, titled Storybook Cottage Series, is done in watercolor and is inspired by vintage storybooks and greeting cards. It depicts small red-roofed cottages that symbolize home and hearth and provide a peaceful respite from the outside world.
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