BOB ROSS DRAWN BY ANISA OZALP

BOB ROSS DRAWN BY ANISA OZALP

Bob Ross, a.k.a. Robert Norman Ross, was an American painter, art instructor, and television host. He was the creator and host of The Joy of Painting, an instructional television program that aired from 1983 to 1994 on PBS in the United States, Canada, Latin America, and Europe. I started watching his official youtube channel and decided to recreate The Grandeur of Summer Painting. I also created his portrait as seen above. I will share the progress here. You can contact me if you would like a Custom Oil Paint piece for your space. 
Anisa Ozalp's Artistic Journey Recreating Bob Ross' Grandeur of Summer Oil Painting
In the vibrant art world, Anisa Ozalp draws inspiration from the illustrious American painter, art instructor, and television host Bob Ross, whose legacy continues reverberating through platforms like his official YouTube channel. Paying homage to Ross, Anisa skillfully is recreating one of his most iconic works, 'The Grandeur of Summer,' as an oil painting. This journey of transforming a blank canvas into a vibrant tribute piece, along with a portrait of Ross himself, is beautifully documented on Anisa's own YouTube channel. Anisa Ozalp's artistic flair does not only limit itself to reinterpreting classics but extends to crafting custom oil paintings to beautify your space. 
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Feel free to immerse yourself in Anisa's creative process by viewing the Speedpaint videos available on her YouTube channel. There, you can observe the transformation of blank canvases into vibrant pieces of art. If the captivating style of Bob Rose resonates with you, you're bound to appreciate the intricate work of Anisa as well. Interestingly, Anisa is open to commissions. To initiate a personalized piece from her, don't hesitate to make contact.

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Experience the captivating world of Anisa Ozalp's vibrant gouache art. Commission your own unique piece and immerse yourself in the artist's creative process.
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POTTERY
Pottery, an enduring and universally embraced art form, revolves around creating functional yet aesthetically pleasing items from heat-strengthened clay. I was honored in 2012 to gain training from Özay Korkmazgil.
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Anisa created Kahveji coffee packaging design inspired by the art form of tezhip. The design incorporates traditional motifs, colors, and shapes to reflect the beauty and artistry of the tradition. The goal is to bring the tradition of tezhip into homes and retail stores through a unique and visually striking package design.
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