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Chantell Van Erbe - From the Art category:
Art is a series of evolutions. Numerous characterizations and endless connotations. Tremendous power in three letters. (Chantell Van Erbe)
Chantell Van Erbe - From the Artists category:
As artists we must look at the outside world with foreign eyes. (Chantell Van Erbe)
Chantell Van Erbe - From the Choices category:
I have little choice but submit to a higher creative vision. (Chantell Van Erbe)
Chantell Van Erbe - From the Communication category:
To be an artist is to be a channel; a vessel for which the all-encompassing, omnipresent divinity speaks. I name this deity Art. (Chantell Van Erbe)
Chantell Van Erbe - From the Dissatisfaction category:
Before it gets pretty, it gets pretty ugly. (Chantell Van Erbe)
Chantell Van Erbe - From the Expectation category:
It's far too arduous to be something or someone other than yourself. (Chantell Van Erbe)
Chantell Van Erbe - From the Experience category:
Nothing learned is ever forgotten... we hold all our life experience deep within the recesses of our multifaceted minds. Our latent insight inexplicably surfaces and astonishes. (Chantell Van Erbe)
Chantell Van Erbe - From the Fashion category:
Acceptance of all fashions broadens our minds and talents. (Chantell Van Erbe)
Chantell Van Erbe - From the Instinct category:
My views on art are vastly uncomplicated. I paint because my flair is instinctive and I refuse to overanalyze any component of the art industry. (Chantell Van Erbe)
Chantell Van Erbe - From the Photography category:
Cameras are undeniably an expansion on the artist's vision and should be used for the sake of image reference... without guilt. (Chantell Van Erbe)
Chantell Van Erbe - From the Quality category:
I am a firm believer that color expresses mood and base my skill on the old adage 'The six qualities that make a great work of art are: Originality, Imagination, Mystery, Beauty, Composition, and Technique.' (Chantell Van Erbe)
Chantell Van Erbe - From the Satisfaction category:
Even more gratifying than the creative act, is catching strangers in the act of gazing with wonder upon the creation. (Chantell Van Erbe)
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