The Obituaries
Jessica Lynn Brantley, Daytona Beach, FL. 04/12/1985 to 04/12/2075
At age 90, she passed slowly away as she watched the waves crashing on the shore of Kuta, Bali. Her beautiful daughter Nakita lives in the U.S.A. with two little ones of her own. Jessica's accomplishments included the start of several enviromental organizations, a talented career in art, and loving her family and friends. Her husband passed away ten years before, whom she loved deeply more than anything. Her achievements are known in the art world for her creative designs in nightclubs and interior spaces. Her sculptures and installations are located at the Museum of Modern Arts and in other galleries around the world. Her work consists of futuristic designs and has led way for the new century coming ahead. Jessica went to school at the University of South Florida for her bachelors degree in studio arts and later received her masters at Florida State University for interior design. She also studied with many well known artists apprenticing and making art work of her own. Jessica's love was always in creating certain spaces using lights, color, and the contemporary forms to build multi-millionaire nightclubs. The five nightclubs are located in New York, Bali, Japan, Orlando, and Las Vegas. Jessica's daughter Nakita is having a ceremony for her on Earth Day and everyone is welcome to pay respects which will be in Daytona beach, Florida. May you rest in peace Jessica Lynn Brantley.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Monday, January 25, 2010
Essay On "The Artist's Guide" Pg. 3-10
Make Plans
The author Jackie Battenfield gives us artists' a step by step guide to a successful life in the art world. The catch is that we have to create it ourselves; Becoming a successful artist doesn't happen over night. Battenfield sums up her thesis very well in this quote: " The fact is that no one is coming to "save" you, but you can save yourself, if you know which way you are headed." As long as we have goals, then we are headed in the right direction. The first step is to have a plan or a "big dream" as Battenfield suggests. My dream is to have a professional career designing nightclubs and making crazy futuristic furniture. My work will be ground breaking and stand out so much that people will be traveling to experience it. This is just a dream of mine that might eventually come true one day. With tons of hard work, imagining dreams, and finishing school my goals will be accomplished.
The author Jackie Battenfield gives us artists' a step by step guide to a successful life in the art world. The catch is that we have to create it ourselves; Becoming a successful artist doesn't happen over night. Battenfield sums up her thesis very well in this quote: " The fact is that no one is coming to "save" you, but you can save yourself, if you know which way you are headed." As long as we have goals, then we are headed in the right direction. The first step is to have a plan or a "big dream" as Battenfield suggests. My dream is to have a professional career designing nightclubs and making crazy futuristic furniture. My work will be ground breaking and stand out so much that people will be traveling to experience it. This is just a dream of mine that might eventually come true one day. With tons of hard work, imagining dreams, and finishing school my goals will be accomplished.
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