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Talent ®¤ D~ÅяT
- Name:
- Rodrigo Quintanilla
- Phone:
- Location:
Laredo, TX 78041 United States
- Web Presence:
- myspace | ovation tv
- Genres:
- 2D, Contemporary, Digital Art, Electro, Lowbrow / Pop Surrealism, Minimalism, Pop Art, Self Taught, Surrealism
- Roles:
- Artist, Bedroom DJ, Chacter Designer, Cartoonist, Concept Artist, Writer, Sketch Artist, Graphic Designer, Illustrator - Digital, Painter, Photo Manipulator
- Specialties:
- Photoshop, Autocad, inks, pencils, charcoal, pastels
Acknowledgments
From other Members | For other Members
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From Maji (submitted 29 days ago)
ArtYour work is so captivating. I will always love the world is a stage. All of them are so fantasic. Samaritan is so emotional and full of life. It amazes me. Fallen is so angelic and beautiful.Your work is colorful and very creative. I love them . Fantastic work. Maji
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From JZino (submitted about 1 month ago)
ArtI love El Gallito, the colors are brilliant and the movement of the composition draws you in.
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From SandyWager (submitted about 1 month ago)
ArtThe Samaritan is a very thought-provoking piece of work. I love the concept and the entire atmosphere of this wonderful piece of art!
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From RockstarVanity (submitted about 1 month ago)
PhotographyYour work is gorgeous. I especially love 'Its all about the music'.
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From Old Woman Who Paints (submitted 2 months ago)
Art"Cerrado" is a favorite of mine. I enjoy your diversity and use of color.
regards,
Janice Barnhart
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From CLAIR (submitted 2 months ago)
ArtI cant begin to tell you how much I love EL GALLITO. The colors are amazing as is the execution of the feathers and his proud face!
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From JP Pendergrass (submitted 2 months ago)
ArtEse gallo es caliente!
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From Nina Pak (submitted 2 months ago)
ArtThere is something wonderfully different and fascinating to me about how male artists process ideas and get inspiration for their work. I read what you wrote about Audio Therapy for example.
And it reminded me of my Nephew, James Luckett (who is also a photographer), he asked me once when we were producing the Dreamchild books, what questions I was answering with my work. I was so curious and struck by this, because I don't have this kind of thought process. He told me he never shoots anything without having some concept or question he is exploring or seeking, already in his mind. Do you find this is true for you as well? -
From Ezra's Cousin (submitted 2 months ago)
CraftsLove the striking colors and form of this work. Great job!
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From PhoArtgraphy (submitted 2 months ago)
Photography"El Gallito" is pretty cool. The colors are brilliant & amazing & adds to the intensity of the rooster. The rooster looks possessed, which is intense itself.
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From Kiara Z. (submitted 2 months ago)
ModelingWow Rodrigo I love this Gallito!!
such colors, movement and the expression of the animal... make it look real! -
From Brian R. Owens (submitted 2 months ago)
Art"El Gallito". Yeah, I like that piece. Now you've got me thinking about my dad's old Jaguar as a catalyst for a painting. Thanks for the inspiration.
B.
