Infrared Art by Steve Pollard

Steve  is also aware that focus on art is a creative method for pain management. In fact, his new book, Chronic Pain: A Self Help Guide is about his discoveries.  (available in the Kindle store) I met Steve years ago at a Big Island Mac group as he is an avid student of tech.

Over the last 4 years you may have noticed Dr. Pollard’s work in the Big Island Arts Annual. Bet you couldn’t look at his pages without triggering your imagination.The intense colors and textures seem to flow well beyond the page frame.

New images are going up on Dr. Pollard’s app page soon. So if you already have the app be sure to open his page again in a few days to see the new work which he has just completed. I’m sharing a close up segment of one titled Sea Growth.

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Twenty Twelve, a Year for Art

As kids sometimes say, one more sleep until the New Year rolls in if you are planning on ringing in at the midnight bells.

I wish to celebrate the magic that has been unfolding now the coming 5th year of Big Island Arts Annual. We think you know us so well that we took the leap to change our name to the name on our app, Art Hawaii.  The planning to shift into digital media has been exciting and showing great response thanks to online shoppers.  Thanks to reliable shippers too! Artists have been shipping their work globally for ages, now it just gets easier to handle all the communication via Art Hawaii app.

We’ll continue to share stories and events via this blog, facebook and twitter, all links right in the app.

We wish you all a happy and creative New Year!!

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Broennimann Fine Art Studio

You are in for a special experience when you visit Erich and Anita at their studio.  They are very gracious and able to share with you the intricacies of wood cut, printing and wood fired ceramic items that are exceptional.  Give a call to be sure the timing is perfect.

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