ATLANTA, GA, December 31, 2010 (Press-News.org) One of the country's most talented, up-and-coming new artists is Corey Barksdale. Barksdale, who resides in Atlanta, Georgia, is a creative artist who has set himself apart as it relates to talent. Corey prides himself upon the inspiration for his unique artwork. He is known for his folk art as well as his jazz art.
Technology has provided Barksdale with quite a following. His YouTube videos incorporate the music that he loves with performing his craft. Viewers are treated to a quick insight of what goes into his amazing works of art. You can see Corey Barksdale painting from a photograph, while producing an amazing piece of creativity.
Corey Barksdale is a native of Nashville, Tennessee. He was born into a family of artists and was introduced himself to art at an early age. Educated at the prestigious Atlanta College of Art, Barksdale graduated with a Bachelors degree in Fine Art in 1994. This artist's talent has provided him with opportunities to paint works that went on to be used as book covers, magazines, and posters.
Today, Barksdale continues to hone in on his craft. He aspires to paint murals and is available for commission work in this respect. Visiting his website is a great way to view the diversity of his work. Here you will see original works of art that are both colorful and dynamic. There are works for sale on this site as well.
Customers wanting to commission a mural by Barksdale can find information on this site. The page dedicated to mural commissions provides them with details to select from. You will be able to choose the size, the type, and the background of your artwork. These options allow customers to personalize the pieces that they want to purchase.
http://www.coreybarksdale.com/mural_painting.html
Corey Barksdale is also available for performance art events. His site explains the specifics of reserving time for these events. The performance time for these services is typically between 2 and 4 hours.
VIsit Barksdale's website at http://www.coreybarksdale.com.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, to schedule an interview, or for general media inquiries please contact: Liz Williams, 404-271-8763 or lizbetwilliams@hotmail.com.
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Creative Fine Art Presents the Artwork of Contemporary Atlanta, Georgia Artist Corey Barksdale
Technology has provided Contemporary Atlanta artist Corey Barksdale with quite a following. His YouTube videos incorporate the music that he loves with him performing his craft. Truly amazing works of modern art paintings.
2010-12-31
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[Press-News.org] Creative Fine Art Presents the Artwork of Contemporary Atlanta, Georgia Artist Corey BarksdaleTechnology has provided Contemporary Atlanta artist Corey Barksdale with quite a following. His YouTube videos incorporate the music that he loves with him performing his craft. Truly amazing works of modern art paintings.