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Tbronze
06-30-2003, 04:23 PM
Hello fellow artisans,

Let me introduce myself to your community.

My name is James Dean Taylor. I have been creating art all my life just like everyone else.
If you know it or not, you have. Though in an addition to being a potter for almost 25
years, I have taken up sculpture, initially conceived in clay, for the last 3 1/2 years.

My theme is the classic nude for the love of the nude and the challenges that it brings. I
have faced a few thus far in many arenas. I feel that through these “challenges”, one can
learning to become effective in ones passions in the greater. For whatever that may my be.

I feel society has a sublime underlying need for the nude. As a foundational grounding rod
in a chaotic emotional storm of the misused, abused or misunderstood social dispute of
our natural form as a human being. The nude is a root from which to grow from. The nude
gives us strength in our own familiar in romance, passion, social/political, religious and
individual understanding.

When I experience a well executed nude in any medium, through it I feel emotionally
relaxed and brings strength of meaning to other things.

I feel the purpose of the nude is our own. As an artist, one should never be influenced by a
social pressure or prejudice. To freely express is what we do best. Unless, in part, this
artist is providing for his family. Yet another topic for the figurative nude artist. This is a
worthy topic to explore in its own.

For my personal boredom of the hum-drum of this industrial world that we nurture, I am
glad to have a resting place to discuss real artistic questions, comments, thoughts and
practices.

Dimensionally yours,

JT
Taylor Bronze

Some links to works, for curiosity sake.

http://www.absolutearts.com/portfolios/t/tbronze

http://www.taylorbronze
__________________
James D. Taylor, sculptor, potter
lover of life.
info@taylorbronze.com
http://www.taylorbronze

Aurora
07-01-2003, 12:42 PM
Welcome James Dean Taylor! Loved your introspective post and sculptures. Your voice and contributions are most welcome and anticipated.

icreate
09-10-2003, 07:11 PM
Another figurative artist. YIPPEEE. I love looking at others figurative work, and the body of art you have at absolute arts seems large. I especially like your bas relief. Do you do commission work?

thanks for sharing.


Bridgette

Tbronze
09-10-2003, 08:45 PM
Hello Bridgette

I looked at your site and your work shows how long you have been sculpting. Great work, you capture your subjects well.

Commission work is what I do most of the time. I wish I had more time to do some of the projects that have been put aside. Maybe this winter.

Thank you for your enthusiasm about what I do. Not all things are availble through the web.

Keep up the fantastic work.

JT

Have a vision not clouded by fear

icreate
09-10-2003, 11:21 PM
I'm blushing, thanks for your comments on my work. I am looking forward to spending more time going through your site. Just got back from open mic night, and am in the music mode. We are so blessed to be able to do what we love and get paid.

Bridgette