SHURVON SHAYNLICIA FASHION AND FINE ARTS DESIGN ORIGINALS

Tuesday, June 27, 2017

Back2BLACK!

The 3rd Annual Designer Art Signature series...Back2BLACK!!!

Back2BLACK is about celebrating, acknowledging and appreciating the beautiful aesthetic of the color BLACK!!!

BLACK is Royal, Strong, Beautiful and Bold! It cannot be intimidated or eliminated by other colors in the spectrum, it can stand alone and be silent in the midst of chaotic distraction. This new fine art series from Shurvon Shaynlicia Fashion and Fine Arts Designs will be an all black collage assemblage of the world's global journey through the African Diaspora.

'Back2Black' is the NEW BLACK, never to be duplicated or imitated. Our Black has Always and Forever will be a Beautiful Blackness!

Saturday, April 1, 2017

Original Black African American Art by: Keith 1980 - 1990's

Black African-American Fine Arts

Originals by Airbrush Artist

Keith Haynes

1980 - 1990's

This is a video of the first images of professional Black Fine Arts I had ever seen. I grew up studying these paintings made with great artistic detail by my Uncle Keith.

He is an airbrush artists extraordinaire.

He also completed a very important art installation for Sound Transit, read this quote from the Seattle Times Newspaper for more information:

Soon to be installed, Augusta Asberry’s “Come Dance With Me,” a group of stylized cutout steel figures of joyously dancing African women, looks toward the traditions of her ancestors. Sadly, the Bremerton artist died last year of breast cancer at age 75 before her piece was completed. Seattle artist Keith Haynes is finishing the painting on the sculptures, which are slated for installation this summer on the South Plaza at the Othello Station.

In a statement for her Women Painters of Washington biography, Asberry said about her work: “Designs, color and motion are the elements that dance around in my head and become the heart of my work. My off-balanced arrangement of these elements without a focal point is like ‘offbeat phrasing in jazz music.’ I invite the viewer to linger awhile and ‘listen for the beat that is never sounded.’ “

Sheila Farr: sfarr@seattletimes.com

"In Honor Of..."

"Diamonds of the Diaspora"

Remixed collage paintings I made from his originals.

Keith and Shurvon, The Fine Arts Visionary and Creative Director of Shurvon Shaynlicia Fashion and Fine Arts Designs

1st Family of Visual Fine Arts from Seattle! - https://animoto.com/play/CK1XlgEdJOVGarW1tGnFDg

Monday, March 13, 2017

Eccentric Fine Arts By Design

Original Artwork by: Shurvon Haynes of Shurvon Shaynlicia Fashion and Fine Arts Designs with Julius Brandon of Ju’s Custom Jewelry Designs

FINE ARTS BY DESIGN

Original Artwork

Shurvon Shaynlicia

Fashion and Fine Arts Designs

With

Julius Brandon

Ju's Customized Jewelry Designs

https://www.facebook.com/FINEARTSBYDESIGN

http://eccentricfineartsdesigns.blogspot.com

Three years ago we started our Fine Arts Collaboration with one painting titled, "The Gentleman" an acrylic collage assemblage by Shurvon Shaynlicia with vintage jewelry details by Julius Brandon, for the 2015 Festival Sundiata African American Fine Arts Exhibit at the Seattle Center.

Now we have our artwork on display at the Onyx Fine Arts Gallery in Pacific Place Mall, The Big Arts Project in Canada and the upcoming Sketchbook Project Exhibit in New York at the Brooklyn Art Library this Summer!

WE WON!

Auntie Maya, The Princess of Wakanda, won an award at the Onyx Fine Arts Gallery 13th Anniversary Art Show!

A big THANK YOU to the 200+ people who came out today to join our Celebration of Black Joy! Special thanks to those who bought art and copies of Truth B Told.

Congratulations to:

**First Place Winner: Earline Alston for "Autumn Showers"

**Second Place Winner: Tsehaye Hadish for "Face Of My Dreams"

**Third Place Winner: Jackie Nichols for "Out Of Africa"

**Honorable Mentions: Jim Coley for "Looking Outside"; and Shurvon Haynes and Julius Brandon for "Auntie Maya"

If you missed today's opening reception, join us next Friday, Saturday, and Sunday between noon and 6pm. You can still cast your vote for the People's Choice winner up until the closing reception on July 28th.

Tuesday, February 14, 2017

Four Original Fine Arts Projects

A REVIEW OF THE FOUR ORIGINAL FINE ARTS PROJECTS from...

Shurvon Shaynlicia Fashion and Fine Arts Designs

The 1st Fine Arts Theory Designer Series officially started in January 2014. It was divided into five separate categories according to the four Season of the year and with a Christmas/Kwanzaa Holidays Season Finale. This is a thematic annual series based on a specific creative idea.

2014 ~ Fine Arts Theory Designer Series
2015 ~ my heART's Designer Series
2016 ~ The Art of Fashion Designer Series
2017~ The Journey of Our Lives Designer Series

The Designer Art Signature Series officially started in March 2015. There are only twelve collage paintings made per year of any person, place or thing I want to paint on any given day.

2015 ~ Designer Art Signature Series
2016 ~ 3D Designer Art Signature Series
2017 ~ Back 2 BLACK Designer Art Signature Series

The new 365° Fine Arts Series will be painted with Crayola products on watercolor paper. There will only be one original image made per year with 365 signed giclee prints. The first limited edition collectors set will include 45 individual drawings of important people whom were globalchangers within their lifetime. The specific people chosen for this new art series will have already made a significant impact on the world with their gifts, talents and tenacity starting from 1970 to 2015. Each painting will be presented in a keepsake album. This new 365° series will be available for purchase in November 2017.

There will also be a new 'Black Woman Beautiful' stationary series starting in June 2017. This new series will represent Black African American Women of all shapes and shades dressed in colorful fashion clothing styles and looking their BEST!

Chocolate Raspberry

Original

Shurvon Shaynlicia

Fashion and Fine Arts Design

The Art of Fashion is here to STAY!!!

The Art of Fashion Designer 2016 Series!

There are only three original collage paintings for this series, each painting will be of a Lady and her Gentleman wearing the fabulous fashion designer clothing styles that were popular:

1. "Before"- the 1600's. "heART of Mind"

2. "After"- 1970. "Black Love is Beautiful"

3. "Now"- in this year of 2016. "Love is NEW!"

All three collage paintings were on display at Festival Sundiata last year. There will also be a original mural drawing included in this series of famous fashionable couples, that will be completed this summer.

This 3-part Art of Fashion series was inspired by the Original Lady and the Gentleman collage painting from the 2015 Designer Arts Signature Series.

Original Artwork by: Shurvon Haynes of Shurvon Shaynlicia Fashion

and Fine Arts Designs with

Julius Brandon of Ju’s Custom Jewelry Designs

This painting is currently on display at the Onyx Fine Arts Gallery

King Street Station in Seattle

January 8 - February 18, 2017

Thursday, February 2, 2017

American Theory

American Theory, was painted live on January 8, 2017 at the Tacoma Art Museum's Free Community Festival for the 30 Americans Fine Arts Exhibit sponsored by the Rubell Family Foundation.

There were approximately 45 fine art paintings, sculptures, installations and video presentations included in this exhibit, each art piece created by a famous Black African American Visual Artists, on display for first time on the West Coast.

I was truly honored and blessed to have one of my collage assemblage paintings showcased for the last week of this celebrated African American Fine Arts Legacy. Words cannot fully explain the powerful historical relevance of the 30 Americans Fine Arts Exhibit.

The opportunity to see exquisite original artwork made by Kara Walker, Kerry James Marshall and Kehinde Wiley was more than worth the 45 minutes ride from Seattle. It was if I had reconnected with the spirit of creativity from our enslaved African ancestors as I walked through the museum and witnessed the creative energy in the building.

'American Theory' is also the first painting I have made this year in remembrance to the universal significance of the African Diaspora, as we honor Black African American History in the United States.