ZeroOneArt:
a great resource
for interior designers, for artists
and art lovers. ZeroOneArt is a UK online art gallery designed and run
by UK artist and webmaster Simon H Charles. Our purpose - to promote
the talents of, and help new and emerging artists
sell their art. Art lovers from all over the world can find and
buy affordable original art and prints. Each
artist has their own gallery where they may advertise up to 10 pieces
of art at any one time. The
work on display is varied and eclectic and includes: contemporary and
traditional art, digital, fine and abstract art. Pop art, landscapes,
portraits, seascapes, fantasy, recycled art, impressionist, expressionist,
photography, graffiti art, figurative, pen and ink, oil, pastel, pencil,
spray paint, acrylic, and our artists come from a wide range of countries
including England, Wales, Ireland, Scotland, Italy, US, Holland, Czech
Republic, Canada, Colombia and more to come! Why have something mass
produced when you can purchase an affordable original piece of art that
may well become a valuable investment or family heirloom, and could
even be worth more than you bought it for in years to come. Check out
the artists, contact them directly, buy a stunning piece of art you'll
love for a lifetime.
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I have been selling my paintings, part-time and now full time, for over 25 years. I paint in a generally representational style - often in a fairly straightforward semi-realist interpretation of places and scenes, but also often with the addition of a fantasy element which I would call "magical realism" (used more in literature than painting as a style description I admit ) in lieu of a more widely used term, ie, its often got just a touch of surrealism or "dreamscape" about it, whilst still being representational in its treatment of people and places. Inspirational artists from whom I draw at least aspects of my style of painting include Paul Delvaux, Henri Rousseau , maybe even Dali. I'm also a fan of Monet and Manet - so I may employ some impressionist techniques in some of my paintings too - and maybe even some touches of "Manga" comic treatment in some instances. I avoid vague abstraction whilst also not aiming for photographic realism - trying to convey mood and impact through dramatic colour use and often exaggerated and complicated perspective, and a feeling of "narrative" to the painting compositions . 
