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NeoPopRealism is style of visual arts, created and coined by artist Nadia Russ in 1989. She announced this style internationally in January 2003, when she created a word NeoPopRealism. This style has graphic nature, promotes the high energy colors, simplicity and complex, and the flatness.
In 2004 Nadia Russ created NeoPopRealism philosophy of the new millennium with its 10 canons for happier life.
Книги Как Выполнять НеоПопРеалистический Рисунок Тушью изданны NeoPopRealism PRESS, они приглашают читателя в путешествие, способное изменить жизнь, помочь обрести страстное увлечение и даже счастье. Страницы этих книг покажут вам, как создавать упрощенный (если вы можете рисовать круг, треугольник, квадрат и овал, вы будете в состоянии создать этот рисунок) и средней трудности НеоПопРеалистические рисунки тушью. Эти книги приглашают вас рисовать здесь и сейчас, и все, что вам нужно для этого, это ручка, заряженная черной тушью. Страницы приглашают вас учиться импровизировать без резинки, потому что если «ошибка» сделана, следующие повторяющиеся образцы уравновесят композию. Консепт НеоПопРеалистического рисунка тушью был создан Надей Русс в 1989. 4 января 2003, Надя Русс создала слово НеоПопРеализм и интернационально объявила о создании нового стиля изобразительного искусства. Эти книги интересные и в то же самое время образовательные, дополнительная информация в www.neopoprealism.org
References:
Nadia Russ
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nadiarussshowroom
http://rama.com.ua/nadia-russ-neopoprealism-konotopskogo-proishozhdeniya/
TV featuring in the Bahamas:
http://www.nyctv.com/share/view/160/international-art-competition-neopoprealism-starz/
See below the photocopies of publications featured Nadia Russ' art.
Category:
Art Movements
Articles
Articles With Videos
2011- news related to NeoPopRealism.
Read RipOffReport.com
http://www.ripoffreport.com/arts-and-crafts/zentangle/zentangle-rick-roberst-maria-80311.htm
Scam(!) artists from RI and MA had created a new term to rename and sell Nadia Russ' artistic invention - NeoPopRealism, a unique artistic technique and style she created in 1989 and announced internationally January 4, 2003, when she created the term NeoPopRealism.
In 2004, crooks also recklessly created a trademark "red square" for the paper they sell in their teaching kits. They were playful, thought of the Moscow's “Red Square”- Nadia Russ came to the US from Moscow. They thought Nadia will never find out about their theft.
There is a motto in scammers’ website: "Artists for Respect" which suggests visitors an idea that they are striving for respect and working to improve the society. They went internationally preparing "certified teachers", publishing little books, making seminars... Their web site says no word about the real Inventor of the art style Nadia Russ they promote and sell to grannies and children worldwide.
Actually, no serious person/artist should learn from them because from the art professional point of view, there is no artistic qualities' presence in their designs/ books. It is a craftsmen’s corner, where the craftsmen-copycats make their ridiculous statement that they are inventors of art form, to impress the grannies and children...
There's the dark story behind all that.
First presentation of a renamed and simplified NeoPopReaism invention was made by swindlers in RI. But NeoPopRealism first appeared in RI much earlier, in 2002, when Nadia Russ passed to David T. Shwaery eleven her ink pen pattern drawings to exhibit them. He didn't exhibit them, he had another plans for this art style, more personal…… Then, in 2002, Nadia Russ also left to David T. Shwaery (President of Pawtucket Arts Council in RI) a series of her original canvases to exhibit them in RI. Two weeks later, Clifford Cone, D.T. Shwaery's partner, said that her canvases "were demolished accidentally by contractors who came to repair their property“. It was not true. Multi-millionaire, David Thomas Shwaery could easily afford Nadia Russ' artworks, but it was not in his plans...
Many months later, under people’s pressure, Shwaery and Cone returned Nadia Russ her artworks.
The following years, Nadia Russ, her humanistic projects and the idea of NeoPopRealism were constantly attacked online for seemed no reason. She was bombed by tremendous number of the anonymous spayware/malware infected emails daily. Not only attacked, all her ideas and projects were copied, step-by-step, by these copycats since 2003 till present.
Nadia Russ created a word NeoPopRealism and announced her invention worldwide in January, 2003.
In 2004, copycats created a new term to rename NeoPopRealism. And NeoPopRealism ink pen pattern drawing style under another name (and with low artistic qualities) was presented to the public in RI with Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas as "inventors". Copycats are not artists, they are just "inventors", even they cannot execute any decent ink drawings, they draw very simple backgrounds/ designs which Nadia Russ has used as the backdrop in her ink pen pattern drawings.
Parade began:
David Thomas Shwaery was bombing Nadia Russ with the anonymous, spyware-infected emails, asking for brainstorms: copycats could not move forward without Nadia Russ and her way of innovative thinking…
But to prosper, the dulls had to ruin the top art origin - NeoPopRealism and all Nadia Russ’ activities. They were trying to replace it with their childish, craftsmen's substitute. For many years, Nadia Russ lived like in a war zone.
David Thomas Shwaery repeatedly told Nadia Russ: “You will go nowhere.” She couldn't understand what he meant.
Nadia Russ didn’t know anything about this crooked project that was running behind her back until June 2011. But June 4 of 2011 was a mystery-solving. She found out about the craftsmen-copycats through a little booklet, published by craftsmen's publishing company. This booklet was teaching the basics of the NeoPopRealism ink pen pattern drawing and was telling that this style was invented by Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas.
NeoPopRealism Journal's (http://neopoprealismjournal.wikifoundry.com/) team sent emails to the fake inventors, to craftsmen's publishing company Design Originals, and to 'zentangle certified(!) teachers' (some of them are authors of teaching booklets that they sell through Amazon - Sandy Steen Bartolomew, Marie Browning, Suzanne McNeill) informing them that what they do is wrong and misappropriating. However, they continued to do the same.
Crooked minds are dangerous. They steal and lie looking into your eyes with innocent face expression... Stop them today because they are constantly in search for the new victims. And tomorrow it could be you.
Nadia Russ' artwork in the Bahamas newspaper "Around Town", 2000
Nadia Russ' Neopoprealist art in newspaper "Moscowski Hudojnik", Moscow, 1993
Nadia Russ Neopoprealist artwork in the US newspaper CITY LINK, 2002
Nadia Russ' work in the US newspaper "Florida's Downtowner", 2001
Nadia Russ' Neopoprealist works in the "Talent in Motion" magazine, USA, 2003
Nadia Russ' artworks for postcards "New York" in Talent in Motion magazine, 2001, USA
Nadia Russ' neopoprealist work in the Bahamas' newspaper "What's On", 2000
Nadia Russ' artwork in Russian newspaper "Vecherni Club", 1993
Nadia Russ' Neopoprealist work (missing in Moscow) in "Moskovski Komsomolets" newspaper, Moscow, 1994
Nadia Russ' Neopoprealist work in the US magazine "NY Arts", 2004
Nadia Russ' artwork in the Freeport News newspaper, Bahamas, 1997
Nadia Russ' art work in the New York Daily News newspaper, it is chosen by Editor for section "Today in New York", 2000.
An article by Bob NicolaIides about Nadia Russ' first art exhibit in the U.S., Hellenic Times newspaper, 1992.
Article about Nadia Russ' art exhibit in the U.S. in Ukrainian newspaper "Vetcherni Vestnik", 1992.
Article about Nadia Russ art in the Ukrainian newspaper "Konotopski Kry", 1997.
Article about Nadia Russ' NeoPopRealist art in the Ukrainian newspaper "Panorama", 2007.
Article about Nadia Russ Neopoprealist art in the Ukrainian newspaper "Panorama", 2008.
Nadia Russ' illustration in Russian magazine "Russian Justice", 1993.
Nadia Russ' illustration in magazine "Russian Justice", 1995.
Nadia Russ' NeoPopRealist artwork "Rolls-Royce" on the cover of the U.K. newspaper "The Flaneur", 2010.
Nadia Russ' artwork in The Manhattan Times newspaper, NYC, 2001.
Nadia Russ ink pen drawings in the Russian newspaper "Literaturni Bazaar" (addition to the "Literaturnaya Gazeta" newspaper), 1994.
Nadia Russ' Neopoprealist artwork in the Ukrainian newspaper "Konotopski Kry", 1994.
Nadia Russ' drawing for postcard "New York" in the "Hellenic Times" newspaper, USA, 2000.
A little bit of history: Bahamas TV Channel 13: Nadia Russ' NeoPopRealist art exhibition in 1997:
NeoPopRealism is style of visual arts, created and coined by artist Nadia Russ in 1989. She announced this style internationally in January 2003, when she created a word NeoPopRealism. This style has graphic nature, promotes the high energy colors, simplicity and complex, and the flatness.
In 2004 Nadia Russ created NeoPopRealism philosophy of the new millennium with its 10 canons for happier life.
1. Be beautiful.
2. Be creative & productive, never stop studying & learning.
3. Be peace loving, positive minded.
4. Do not accept communistic philosophy.
5. Be free-minded,do the best you can to move the world to peace and harmony.
6. Be family oriented, self-disciplined.
7. Be free spirited. Follow your dreams, if they are not destructive, but constructive.
8. Believe in god, god is one.
9. Be supportive to those who need you, be generous.
10. Create your life as a great adventurous story.
In 2006-2008, the Nadia Russ' art works were collected by the several USA and European art museums, such as Simferopol Art Museum (Ukraine), Lebedyn Art Museum (Ukraine), Sumy Museum of Art (Ukraine), World Erotic Art Museum (Miami Beach, USA), Historical Museum of Ft. Lauderdale (FLA, USA), Ukrainian Museum in New York, MOYA (Museum Of Young Art, Vienna, Austria), and other art organizations such asKinsey Institute (Indiana University, USA) and David Burliuk Foundation (Sumy, Ukraine)...
A recently published series of books by Nadia Russ on How-To Draw NeoPopRealism ink images teaches how to execute the whimsical drawings using ink pen. It uses the illustrative way of teaching/ learning this new style of visual arts, imaginative and realistic, depending on your interest. These book will teach you how to draw without eraser. All you need to start is just a pen, as you will use for your first exercises the books' pages.
Even NeoPopRealism was created by Nadia Russ in 1989, it is still not well known in the professional art world and mission of these books is to fill the gap in much-needed information. These books are for different levels and different skills students. Everyone, including those who do not have artistic skills or those who already have experience in visual arts, will find something for themselves to start their unique journey into the world of NeoPopRealism. Also, this type of ink pen pattern drawing can be used as the stress or anger management tool because the repetitive patterns' drawing is meditative drawing. And you will be able to achieve both interesting artistic results and purity of your mind.
All instructional books are divided into chapters. You will have a unique opportunity to improvise with Nadia Russ and learn the history of NeoPopRealism art and its philosophy for happier life, much more. They are fully illustrated and include tips and tricks for better results. This series published in the US in English, some of these titles also have Russian versions. Read books' reviews at http://howtodrawneopoprealism.blogspot.com. All books are available at Amazon.com and some other stores including BarnesAndNoble.com and other. Libraries can make purchase at www.ingrambook.com/.
3. Be peace loving, positive minded.
4. Do not accept communistic philosophy.
5. Be free-minded,do the best you can to move the world to peace and harmony.
6. Be family oriented, self-disciplined.
7. Be free spirited. Follow your dreams, if they are not destructive, but constructive.
8. Believe in god, god is one.
9. Be supportive to those who need you, be generous.
10. Create your life as a great adventurous story.
In 2006-2008, the Nadia Russ' art works were collected by the several USA and European art museums, such as Simferopol Art Museum (Ukraine), Lebedyn Art Museum (Ukraine), Sumy Museum of Art (Ukraine), World Erotic Art Museum (Miami Beach, USA), Historical Museum of Ft. Lauderdale (FLA, USA), Ukrainian Museum in New York, MOYA (Museum Of Young Art, Vienna, Austria), and other art organizations such asKinsey Institute (Indiana University, USA) and David Burliuk Foundation (Sumy, Ukraine)...
A recently published series of books by Nadia Russ on How-To Draw NeoPopRealism ink images teaches how to execute the whimsical drawings using ink pen. It uses the illustrative way of teaching/ learning this new style of visual arts, imaginative and realistic, depending on your interest. These book will teach you how to draw without eraser. All you need to start is just a pen, as you will use for your first exercises the books' pages.
Even NeoPopRealism was created by Nadia Russ in 1989, it is still not well known in the professional art world and mission of these books is to fill the gap in much-needed information. These books are for different levels and different skills students. Everyone, including those who do not have artistic skills or those who already have experience in visual arts, will find something for themselves to start their unique journey into the world of NeoPopRealism. Also, this type of ink pen pattern drawing can be used as the stress or anger management tool because the repetitive patterns' drawing is meditative drawing. And you will be able to achieve both interesting artistic results and purity of your mind.
All instructional books are divided into chapters. You will have a unique opportunity to improvise with Nadia Russ and learn the history of NeoPopRealism art and its philosophy for happier life, much more. They are fully illustrated and include tips and tricks for better results. This series published in the US in English, some of these titles also have Russian versions. Read books' reviews at http://howtodrawneopoprealism.blogspot.com. All books are available at Amazon.com and some other stores including BarnesAndNoble.com and other. Libraries can make purchase at www.ingrambook.com/.
Books for adults/teens:
1. How to Draw NeoPopRealism Ink Images: Basics, ISBN: 978-0615515755;
3. How to Draw NeoPopRealism Abstract Images: Metallic Exuberance, ISBN: 978-0615560991;
4. Black Book for NeoPopRealism Metallic INK pen Drawing, ISBN: 978-0615561028;
5. How to Draw Advanced NeoPopRealism Ink Images, ISBN: 978-0615569758;
6. How to Draw NeoPopRealism Color Abstract Images: Ink Backgrounds, ISBN: 978-0615579559;
7. How to Draw NeoPopRealism Advanced Abstract Images: Ink Backgrounds, ISBN: 978-0615592558
Books for young children:
8. How to Draw Without Eraser: Children's Guide to the World of NeoPopRealism, ISBN: 978-0615521824;
9. How to Draw the NeoPopRealism Abstract: Children's Guide, ISBN: 978-0615545332 .
Free preview is available at Google Books: http://books.google.com/books/about/How_to_Draw_the_NeoPopRealism_Abstract.html?id=mex-cGi2Se4C
Free preview is available at Google Books: http://books.google.com/books/about/How_to_Draw_the_NeoPopRealism_Abstract.html?id=mex-cGi2Se4C
References:
Nadia Russ
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nadiarussshowroom
http://rama.com.ua/nadia-russ-neopoprealism-konotopskogo-proishozhdeniya/
TV featuring in the Bahamas:
http://www.nyctv.com/share/view/160/international-art-competition-neopoprealism-starz/
See below the photocopies of publications featured Nadia Russ' art.
Category:
Art Movements
Articles
Articles With Videos
2011- news related to NeoPopRealism.
Read RipOffReport.com
http://www.ripoffreport.com/arts-and-crafts/zentangle/zentangle-rick-roberst-maria-80311.htm
Scam(!) artists from RI and MA had created a new term to rename and sell Nadia Russ' artistic invention - NeoPopRealism, a unique artistic technique and style she created in 1989 and announced internationally January 4, 2003, when she created the term NeoPopRealism.
In 2004, crooks also recklessly created a trademark "red square" for the paper they sell in their teaching kits. They were playful, thought of the Moscow's “Red Square”- Nadia Russ came to the US from Moscow. They thought Nadia will never find out about their theft.
There is a motto in scammers’ website: "Artists for Respect" which suggests visitors an idea that they are striving for respect and working to improve the society. They went internationally preparing "certified teachers", publishing little books, making seminars... Their web site says no word about the real Inventor of the art style Nadia Russ they promote and sell to grannies and children worldwide.
Actually, no serious person/artist should learn from them because from the art professional point of view, there is no artistic qualities' presence in their designs/ books. It is a craftsmen’s corner, where the craftsmen-copycats make their ridiculous statement that they are inventors of art form, to impress the grannies and children...
There's the dark story behind all that.
First presentation of a renamed and simplified NeoPopReaism invention was made by swindlers in RI. But NeoPopRealism first appeared in RI much earlier, in 2002, when Nadia Russ passed to David T. Shwaery eleven her ink pen pattern drawings to exhibit them. He didn't exhibit them, he had another plans for this art style, more personal…… Then, in 2002, Nadia Russ also left to David T. Shwaery (President of Pawtucket Arts Council in RI) a series of her original canvases to exhibit them in RI. Two weeks later, Clifford Cone, D.T. Shwaery's partner, said that her canvases "were demolished accidentally by contractors who came to repair their property“. It was not true. Multi-millionaire, David Thomas Shwaery could easily afford Nadia Russ' artworks, but it was not in his plans...
Many months later, under people’s pressure, Shwaery and Cone returned Nadia Russ her artworks.
The following years, Nadia Russ, her humanistic projects and the idea of NeoPopRealism were constantly attacked online for seemed no reason. She was bombed by tremendous number of the anonymous spayware/malware infected emails daily. Not only attacked, all her ideas and projects were copied, step-by-step, by these copycats since 2003 till present.
Nadia Russ created a word NeoPopRealism and announced her invention worldwide in January, 2003.
In 2004, copycats created a new term to rename NeoPopRealism. And NeoPopRealism ink pen pattern drawing style under another name (and with low artistic qualities) was presented to the public in RI with Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas as "inventors". Copycats are not artists, they are just "inventors", even they cannot execute any decent ink drawings, they draw very simple backgrounds/ designs which Nadia Russ has used as the backdrop in her ink pen pattern drawings.
Parade began:
David Thomas Shwaery was bombing Nadia Russ with the anonymous, spyware-infected emails, asking for brainstorms: copycats could not move forward without Nadia Russ and her way of innovative thinking…
But to prosper, the dulls had to ruin the top art origin - NeoPopRealism and all Nadia Russ’ activities. They were trying to replace it with their childish, craftsmen's substitute. For many years, Nadia Russ lived like in a war zone.
David Thomas Shwaery repeatedly told Nadia Russ: “You will go nowhere.” She couldn't understand what he meant.
Nadia Russ didn’t know anything about this crooked project that was running behind her back until June 2011. But June 4 of 2011 was a mystery-solving. She found out about the craftsmen-copycats through a little booklet, published by craftsmen's publishing company. This booklet was teaching the basics of the NeoPopRealism ink pen pattern drawing and was telling that this style was invented by Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas.
NeoPopRealism Journal's (http://neopoprealismjournal.wikifoundry.com/) team sent emails to the fake inventors, to craftsmen's publishing company Design Originals, and to 'zentangle certified(!) teachers' (some of them are authors of teaching booklets that they sell through Amazon - Sandy Steen Bartolomew, Marie Browning, Suzanne McNeill) informing them that what they do is wrong and misappropriating. However, they continued to do the same.
Crooked minds are dangerous. They steal and lie looking into your eyes with innocent face expression... Stop them today because they are constantly in search for the new victims. And tomorrow it could be you.
Would any decent adults want to learn from the thieves, who doesn't know how to draw, but only perform primitive doodling that has nothing in common with art? Would any parent want his child was learning from a "certified" by crooks "teacher", who doesn't understand the core of visual arts? If yes, then society is in a big danger of stupidity.
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Follow the NeoPopRealism canons for happier life and let’s get together and will make this world a better place.
NeoPopRealism 10 canons were created by artist Nadia Russ in 2004 (see on the top of page).
Learn how to draw NeoPopRealism ink images through a series of recently published by NeoPopRealism Press books: http://www.neopoprealism.org/. If you are a library/institution, you will be able to purchase the book(s) with discount at Ingram - www.ingrambook.com.
Nadia Russ' drawing in Russian Justice magazine, 1992
Nadia Russ' illustration in Russian Justice magazine, 1993, NeoPopRealism-------------------------------------------------
Follow the NeoPopRealism canons for happier life and let’s get together and will make this world a better place.
NeoPopRealism 10 canons were created by artist Nadia Russ in 2004 (see on the top of page).
Learn how to draw NeoPopRealism ink images through a series of recently published by NeoPopRealism Press books: http://www.neopoprealism.org/. If you are a library/institution, you will be able to purchase the book(s) with discount at Ingram - www.ingrambook.com.
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Nadia Russ' artworks, published in the US, Bahamas, Russia, Ukraine, UK newspapers and magazines:Nadia Russ' drawing in Russian Justice magazine, 1992
Nadia Russ' artwork in the Bahamas newspaper "Around Town", 2000
Nadia Russ' Neopoprealist art in newspaper "Moscowski Hudojnik", Moscow, 1993
Nadia Russ Neopoprealist artwork in the US newspaper CITY LINK, 2002
Nadia Russ' work in the US newspaper "Florida's Downtowner", 2001
Nadia Russ' Neopoprealist works in the "Talent in Motion" magazine, USA, 2003
Nadia Russ' artworks for postcards "New York" in Talent in Motion magazine, 2001, USA
Nadia Russ' neopoprealist work in the Bahamas' newspaper "What's On", 2000
Nadia Russ' artwork in Russian newspaper "Vecherni Club", 1993
Nadia Russ' Neopoprealist work (missing in Moscow) in "Moskovski Komsomolets" newspaper, Moscow, 1994
Nadia Russ' Neopoprealist work in the US magazine "NY Arts", 2004
Nadia Russ' artwork in the Freeport News newspaper, Bahamas, 1997
Nadia Russ' art work in the New York Daily News newspaper, it is chosen by Editor for section "Today in New York", 2000.
An article by Bob NicolaIides about Nadia Russ' first art exhibit in the U.S., Hellenic Times newspaper, 1992.
Article about Nadia Russ' art exhibit in the U.S. in Ukrainian newspaper "Vetcherni Vestnik", 1992.
Article about Nadia Russ art in the Ukrainian newspaper "Konotopski Kry", 1997.
Article about Nadia Russ' NeoPopRealist art in the Ukrainian newspaper "Panorama", 2007.
Article about Nadia Russ Neopoprealist art in the Ukrainian newspaper "Panorama", 2008.
Nadia Russ' illustration in Russian magazine "Russian Justice", 1993.
Nadia Russ' illustration in magazine "Russian Justice", 1995.
Nadia Russ' NeoPopRealist artwork "Rolls-Royce" on the cover of the U.K. newspaper "The Flaneur", 2010.
Nadia Russ' artwork in The Manhattan Times newspaper, NYC, 2001.
Nadia Russ ink pen drawings in the Russian newspaper "Literaturni Bazaar" (addition to the "Literaturnaya Gazeta" newspaper), 1994.
Nadia Russ' Neopoprealist artwork in the Ukrainian newspaper "Konotopski Kry", 1994.
Nadia Russ' drawing for postcard "New York" in the "Hellenic Times" newspaper, USA, 2000.
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