Rodney White - America's Hottest Artist - Move Over Andy Warhol

If you have ever watched The Abc sitcom "Freddie" and Abc's "Extreme Makeover Home Edition", you may have already viewed some of Rodney White's overwhelming art pieces. Once in a while something so unique, eye-catching and visually pleasing comes along that it just as a matter of fact grabs you. This is the case with the winning aggregate of color, rustic style, and timely messages that Rodney White has created.

One critic writes of Rodney White's work, "The most overwhelming aspect of this work is that it isn't created on a computer but on a canvas instead. I'm amazed by these overwhelming typographical beauties. The retro feeling, grunch supervene and nice color combinations make them as a matter of fact stand out. Most of his work contains meaningful messages. Rodney also uses dissimilar materials and techniques, mainly acrylic. Most of his paintings are on wood but some are on metallic and there is even one on a faux brick panel."

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This Georgian artist, now a New Yorker residing in Brooklyn, has an ever-growing audience buying and collecting his works. His popularity soared after his national exposure on television, and the past two years have been a turning point for this self-taught artist who hails from Augusta, Georgia.

Rodney White was born in Augusta in 1976. He lived in Atlanta from 1997-2005, and then made the move to Brooklyn, New York where he works and lives. While his time in Atlanta, Rodney did attend a technical construct to study visual communications in 1999. In 2003, he had his first solo exhibition. His "Solo Exhibitions" contain the following: 2005 "Future Becomings" Claret Arts: Atlanta, Georgia; 2004 "Retro Notions" Claret Arts: Atlanta, Georgia; 2004 "Recent works" Octane: Atlanta, Georgia; and 2003 " Love is..." Open Artist Studio: Atlanta, Georgia.

Since 2004 Rodney White has also accumulated quite a list of credits for "Group Exhibitions" where his work has been admired. These contain the following:
2006 "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles" Anchorage Museum of History and Art: Anchorage, Alaska; 2006 "Two person Show: recent Works" Tag Art Gallery: Nashville, Tennessee; 2005 "Think Small Exhibition" Art 6 Gallery: Richmond, Va; 2005 Affordable Art Fair: Clapham Art Gallery (London, Uk) New York, Ny; 2005 "Open Gallery Show" E. Weber Gallery: Atlanta, Georgia; 2005 Decatur Arts Walk: Decatur, Georgia; 2005 Art Expo New York; 2004 Spin & Gin Fund-raiser: Atlanta, Georgia; 2004 Decatur Arts Walk: Decatur, Georgia; 2004 "Group Show: recent Works" Iridium Gallery: Roswell, Georgia; 2004 "Open Gallery Show" Iridium Gallery: Roswell, Georgia; and 2004 "Roswell Art Walk" Taylor Kinzel Gallery: Roswell, Georgia.

Besides his group and solo exhibits, Rodney White's exposure took on national proportions with the following credits: 2005 Art World News article, April issue; 2005 greatest Makeover Home Edition, 4 paints chosen to faultless a new home; 2005 "Freddie" sitcom on Abc Rodney White image chosen for part of the permanent set design; 2005 article in access Atlanta Exhibition Review; 2006 greatest Makeover Home Edition, 9 pieces chosen to faultless a new home; and 2006 Tbs's Movie and a Makeover, customary art commission for a room design.

What does Rodney think about his exposure on network Tv? "There seems to be some gravitational pull in the middle of my work and the Abc network. My work was chosen to appear on greatest Makeover Home Edition with the Crawford Smith Family. A whopping 9 pieces were hanging in the home, And you could as a matter of fact see them on television. It was a total surprise to me. My mom called while I was in the middle of painting to tell me and roughly immediately after the images were shown my phones start ringing off the hook with calls from friends and family saying that they saw it and population congratulating me. It was a big deal the first time and big deal again. What was seen on the show were canvas transfers of my paintings."

If you ask Rodney what inspires him, he would say, "Everything. I see things in any place and daily that gives me some idea for my pieces. I love to visit flea markets and aged markets. I observation the natural aging of things around us. Billboard signs, buildings, packages, and aging paper catch my attention. I seek to replicate the rusting and decaying look of things I see."

Where did his desire to be an artist all begin? He claims that he has dabbled in art since his pre-kindergarten days. He tells the story of rushing straight through his class work so that he could be the first one back to the scrap paper box in the classroom. In fact, he admits that he would fill the blank pages in the front and back of encyclopedias because he thought, "Those sheets were put there for me."

When Rodney added explains his view on his own work, he shares his fascination with poetry, typography, advertising construct and vintage signs. He says that by trying to encourage others to observation those things that he is, "learning, teaching, and inspiring." In describing his work and its association to the past, he says, "The past has all the time been something that I've felt we could/should learn from, and advertising has all the time been a reflection of the desires and societal norms that are driven into the hearts and minds of consumers. Well...what if those driven desires became more as a matter of fact influential on our minds and inner beings? Thus, giving us something to take into the way we live our lives, and approach the world around us."

Rodney has a love for the deterioration of things which includes objects and surfaces. He notices how things have developed and aged. He takes note of aged labels, old books and vintage posters which have that "experienced look." Because he believes that art will be around a long time, he feels the best way to leave messages behind is straight through art.

Rodney also says that he gets inspiration from music, other artists, poets, and literature. He enjoys music of all kinds and says, "I'm working on a puny taste for country. And that doesn't seem to be working out. It is much harder than I thought." Other artists that he admires are: Sabrina Ward Harrison, Rik Catlow, Anja Kroenke, Tim Marrs, and Ashley Wood. Among the poets he reads are Saul Williams and Sabrina Ward Harrison.

When speaking of his friends, Rodney says, "A lot of my paintings come from what I write often in my Journal/Idea books. A lot of times my friends and the population I meet say the most fantastic things and they sometimes never mean them the way I hear them. Lucky me I guess."

When asked about his interests, Rodney says, "I love furniture and dreaming up living spaces. Décor stuff. Movies, collecting and listening 2 music. Books (Angels, Aliens, Theology) and Writing. Learning to enjoy the small things about life - like walking in the sand barefoot. Riding my bike around the city. Daily getaways listening to my iPod. (I tend to as a matter of fact visit new places when I do this). Talking and making...connections with people. Learning about population and their stories. Everyone has them - not Everyone has person that wants to listen to them & Dreaming...Always Dreaming."

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Smells Like Teen Fashion - The Hottest Teen Idols and Their Celebrity Fashion form Labels

You've got to love today's teen idols. They sing. They dance. They act. And they form clothes. They might not have two years of fashion school under their belts, but their legions of fans represent substantial buying power, so it's confident that these celebrities would lend their names to a label. However, even the most favorite teen idols don't necessarily find success with their namesake brands. As with any fashion line, it takes a well-designed, marketable stock to be a success. Let's take a look at ten of the most preeminent celebrity fashion lines by teen idols, some that have come to be wildly successful, and some that have fizzled.

Avril Lavigne. Lavigne's "Abbey Dawn" clothing line for Kohl's is one of the retailer's best-selling brands. Her signature pieces comprise skinny jeans, hoodies, and illustrated tees. She even collaborated with Disney for an "Alice in Wonderland" inspired collection, demonstrating the force of the Abbey Dawn line. One theorize the singer's line is so prosperous is because she has all the time been known for her offbeat fashion as much as she has for her music.

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Gwen Stefani. Unlike most celebrities who open fashion labels, Stefani of course has roots in fashion design. She comes from a long line of seamstresses, and she created most of the outfits she wore on stage as No Doubt's lead singer. It's no wonder that with this expertise, her "L.A.M.B." line has come to be one of the most critically respected and financially prosperous celebrity brands in history, with sales of more than million a year.

Miley Cyrus. She's already conquered the worlds of television, movies, and music, so the teen idol is out to rock the fashion form world as well. She's teamed with Max Azria of Bcbg for the "Miley and Max" line for Walmart, a mix of boho chic and English rocker looks.

Justin Timberlake. Just as Timberlake transcended boy band teen idol status to come to be a global superstar, his clothing label "William Rast" has gone beyond being only a celebrity line of denim. It is now a high-end lifestyle brand encompassing leather jackets, outerwear, and tops for both men and women. The brand has come to be so successful, William Rast flagship shop have opened in Los Angeles and Santa Clara, California. Perhaps one theorize William Rast has succeeded is that Timberlake hired actual fashion designers to form the collection.

Lindsay Lohan. A stint as Artistic counselor for Emanuel Ungaro resulted in a critically panned collection. Although she has parted ways with Ungaro, she continues with her own "6126" line. Originally just a line of leggings, 6126 now features dresses and bodysuits inspired by Marilyn Monroe.

Taylor Swift. The multi Grammy-winning teen queen partnered with clothing label Lei to originate a line of sundresses that were sold exclusively at Walmart. After one season, the line was no longer ready at the store.

Mandy Moore. The once tween pop star and actress branched into fashion with her line "Mblem," a brand of modern knitwear and cashmere that sold in high-end boutiques and group stores. After three years, she pulled the plug on the line, saying she would get back into fashion when she found a partnership that reflected her ideas, which was not happening with Mblem.

Hilary Duff. The "Lizzy McGuire" star's first foray into fashion was her clothing line "Stuff by Hilary Duff," which was sold through Target. The business soon wide its business to comprise furniture, fragrance and jewelry, but Duff at last discontinued the line when she felt she did not have full creative control anymore. She then launched "Femme for Dkny" in a partnership with Donna Karan, which sold very well.

Lauren Conrad. After attending fashion college at Fidm and interning at Teen Vogue. The reality Tv star developed "The Lauren Conrad Collection," which was carried at trendy boutiques like Kitson. Because of lackluster sales, however, the line was discontinued. Undaunted, she is now in Kohl's shop with the affordably priced "Lc Lauren Conrad" line.

Ashley & Mary-Kate Olsen. The extreme celebrity entrepreneurs, the Olsen Twins became fashion icons with their boho chic style, and are all over the fashion form landscape with any labels targeted to distinct markets. Besides a clothing line for Walmart, they've launched a couture label called "The Row," as well as a modern line called "Elizabeth and James," named after their siblings.

Teen idols come and go, and so do their fashion labels. But it looks like the trend of celebrity fashion designers are here to stay.

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Rodney White - America's Hottest Artist - Move Over Andy Warhol

If you have ever watched The Abc sitcom "Freddie" and Abc's "Extreme Makeover Home Edition", you may have already viewed some of Rodney White's amazing art pieces. Once in a while something so unique, eye-catching and visually pleasing comes along that it just of course grabs you. This is the case with the winning mixture of color, rustic style, and timely messages that Rodney White has created.

One critic writes of Rodney White's work, "The most amazing aspect of this work is that it isn't created on a computer but on a canvas instead. I'm amazed by these amazing typographical beauties. The retro feeling, grunch follow and nice color combinations make them of course stand out. Most of his work contains meaningful messages. Rodney also uses different materials and techniques, generally acrylic. Most of his paintings are on wood but some are on metallic and there is even one on a faux brick panel."

Ashley Furniture

This Georgian artist, now a New Yorker residing in Brooklyn, has an ever-growing audience buying and collecting his works. His popularity soared after his national exposure on television, and the past two years have been a turning point for this self-taught artist who hails from Augusta, Georgia.

Rodney White was born in Augusta in 1976. He lived in Atlanta from 1997-2005, and then made the move to Brooklyn, New York where he works and lives. During his time in Atlanta, Rodney did attend a technical construct to study visual communications in 1999. In 2003, he had his first solo exhibition. His "Solo Exhibitions" include the following: 2005 "Future Becomings" Claret Arts: Atlanta, Georgia; 2004 "Retro Notions" Claret Arts: Atlanta, Georgia; 2004 "Recent works" Octane: Atlanta, Georgia; and 2003 " Love is..." Open Artist Studio: Atlanta, Georgia.

Since 2004 Rodney White has also accumulated quite a list of earnings for "Group Exhibitions" where his work has been admired. These include the following:
2006 "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles" Anchorage Museum of History and Art: Anchorage, Alaska; 2006 "Two person Show: modern Works" Tag Art Gallery: Nashville, Tennessee; 2005 "Think Small Exhibition" Art 6 Gallery: Richmond, Va; 2005 Affordable Art Fair: Clapham Art Gallery (London, Uk) New York, Ny; 2005 "Open Gallery Show" E. Weber Gallery: Atlanta, Georgia; 2005 Decatur Arts Walk: Decatur, Georgia; 2005 Art Expo New York; 2004 Spin & Gin Fund-raiser: Atlanta, Georgia; 2004 Decatur Arts Walk: Decatur, Georgia; 2004 "Group Show: modern Works" Iridium Gallery: Roswell, Georgia; 2004 "Open Gallery Show" Iridium Gallery: Roswell, Georgia; and 2004 "Roswell Art Walk" Taylor Kinzel Gallery: Roswell, Georgia.

Besides his group and solo exhibits, Rodney White's exposure took on national proportions with the following credits: 2005 Art World News article, April issue; 2005 greatest Makeover Home Edition, 4 paints chosen to perfect a new home; 2005 "Freddie" sitcom on Abc Rodney White image chosen for part of the permanent set design; 2005 record in access Atlanta Exhibition Review; 2006 greatest Makeover Home Edition, 9 pieces chosen to perfect a new home; and 2006 Tbs's Movie and a Makeover, primary art commission for a room design.

What does Rodney think about his exposure on network Tv? "There seems to be some gravitational pull in the middle of my work and the Abc network. My work was chosen to appear on greatest Makeover Home Edition with the Crawford Smith Family. A whopping 9 pieces were hanging in the home, And you could of course see them on television. It was a total surprise to me. My mom called while I was in the middle of painting to tell me and almost immediately after the images were shown my phones start ringing off the hook with calls from friends and family saying that they saw it and citizen congratulating me. It was a big deal the first time and big deal again. What was seen on the show were canvas transfers of my paintings."

If you ask Rodney what inspires him, he would say, "Everything. I see things anywhere and daily that gives me some idea for my pieces. I love to visit flea markets and antique markets. I observation the natural aging of things nearby us. Billboard signs, buildings, packages, and aging paper catch my attention. I seek to replicate the rusting and decaying look of things I see."

Where did his desire to be an artist all begin? He claims that he has dabbled in art since his pre-kindergarten days. He tells the story of rushing through his class work so that he could be the first one back to the scrap paper box in the classroom. In fact, he admits that he would fill the blank pages in the front and back of encyclopedias because he thought, "Those sheets were put there for me."

When Rodney further explains his view on his own work, he shares his fascination with poetry, typography, advertising construct and vintage signs. He says that by trying to encourage others to observation those things that he is, "learning, teaching, and inspiring." In describing his work and its association to the past, he says, "The past has all the time been something that I've felt we could/should learn from, and advertising has all the time been a reflection of the desires and societal norms that are driven into the hearts and minds of consumers. Well...what if those driven desires became more of course influential on our minds and inner beings? Thus, giving us something to take into the way we live our lives, and coming the world nearby us."

Rodney has a love for the deterioration of things which includes objects and surfaces. He notices how things have industrialized and aged. He takes note of antique labels, old books and vintage posters which have that "experienced look." Because he believes that art will be nearby a long time, he feels the best way to leave messages behind is through art.

Rodney also says that he gets inspiration from music, other artists, poets, and literature. He enjoys music of all kinds and says, "I'm working on a miniature taste for country. And that doesn't seem to be working out. It is much harder than I thought." Other artists that he admires are: Sabrina Ward Harrison, Rik Catlow, Anja Kroenke, Tim Marrs, and Ashley Wood. Among the poets he reads are Saul Williams and Sabrina Ward Harrison.

When speaking of his friends, Rodney says, "A lot of my paintings come from what I write often in my Journal/Idea books. A lot of times my friends and the citizen I meet say the most fantastic things and they sometimes never mean them the way I hear them. Lucky me I guess."

When asked about his interests, Rodney says, "I love furniture and dreaming up living spaces. Décor stuff. Movies, collecting and listening 2 music. Books (Angels, Aliens, Theology) and Writing. Studying to enjoy the small things about life - like walking in the sand barefoot. Riding my bike nearby the city. Daily getaways listening to my iPod. (I tend to of course visit new places when I do this). Talking and making...connections with people. Studying about citizen and their stories. Everybody has them - not Everybody has person that wants to listen to them & Dreaming...Always Dreaming."

Rodney White - America's Hottest Artist - Move Over Andy Warhol

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