Andrea Realpe Fine Art

   My art teachers chose me to be a part of the annual student art exhibit. I will display Hungry Panda for illustration class and Under the Sea for Drawing 2. I chose to display Hungry Panda because, I feel that I made it my own instead of copying a picture. I included a few photos and put it together.  Under the sea is a series of three drawings that I did in class with two other class mates. The first drawing is an ink drawing of the ocean's surface. My ink drawing is the second one and it is a drawing of a trench with sea creatures. The final ink drawing is the bottom of the trench with sea creatures.   I am super excited!  http://andrea-realpe.artistwebsites.com/events/annual-student-art-exhibit.html

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I sold a print to an art collector from Arkansas! Hard work does pay off! Here is the link. http://fineartamerica.com/featured/white-crane-andrea-realpe.html

                                         Location: 1042 Commercial Dr Tallahassee, Fl                                          Date: March 5, 2010                  6:00PM-9:00PM                                         Even Coordinator: Joshua Percy           ...

  I am so excited to have my art work on a shirt. :O)

Me, wondering where everyone is. On Saturday, February 13, I was invited to an event at Railroad Square Art Park by my friend Erin. The event was called ARTi*GRAS. It was an event that celebrated mardi gra. The event also benefited the Red Cross and sufferers from the massive earthquake in Haiti. The event was filled with food, musical performances, and a parade. The only thing that was missing was the guests. Erin and I rented a space to sell and promote our art. We baked cookies, brownies, cupcakes, and a big chocolate glazed cake for our guests. We also had a big jar that was labeled donations. The event lasted from 11AM until 10PM. But, we were only there from 9AM until 4PM. We thought that we would make back the money that we spent on renting the space and money spent for the baked goods. We ended up giving the goodies away to our friend Josh. We made $6 in total from the donations jar. We only made $3 each, and we were out there in the brrr cold all day. We were disappointe...