Artist Stu Coleman was happy to donate one of his paintings to benefit arts education in Culver City. The Painting was featured prominently at the live auction event and attracted a steady flow of bidding. Stu is happy to donate paintings to charity auctions to benefit the local community.
If you are working with a charity auction event, please drop Stu Coleman a line to discuss potential donations for the cause.
Featured here in a scen from the Ron Judkins movie, “Finding Neighbors” are the paintings Rehobeth and Roatan
t’s been quite a journey since these two paintings were used in this scene, and we’re thrilled to let you know that Finding Neighbors, will be making it’s world premiere in the official competition at the 20th Annual Austin Film Festival October 24-31! Artist Stu Coleman worked on this film as Assistant Art Director creating graphic props and building sets with a talented crew and a great cast. Stu Coleman also designed the Film’s Poster (1-Sheet). As a supporter and part of the crew, I encourage you to see the trailer and help get the word out on this film.
Hollywood Reporter: Austin Film Festival Unveils Complete Lineup
An easy way to help us get Finding Neighbors seen is to LIKE us on Facebook and FOLLOW us on Twitter. The producers have a goal of 3,000 likes to help with distribution options. So if you haven’t already, please click on the links.
Click HERE to watch the trailer on the brand spanking new website
New Canvases on their way to becoming paintings.
Another Sunny day in the Marina and it’s time to start some new canvas. I buy just about all of my canvases at Aaron Brothers nowadays. I used to frequent the one here in the Marina but now trek over to Sepulveda/Jefferson/Sawtelle in Culver City. They have a great selection and all the supplies I need. I also like Graphaids as they have some different paints and tools.