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"O Lord our Father, our young patriots, idols of our hearts, go forth to battle -- be Thou near them! With them -- in spirit -- we also go forth from the sweet peace of our beloved firesides to smite the foe. O Lord our God, help us to tear their so…
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If you're an artist, what kind of art do you make?
Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, Sculpture
I am...
I was raised in Southern California, from an early age I was interested in creating art. As I grew older I became interested in famous artists. My earliest art influence was Norman Rockwell had been fascinated by the paintings of Bosch, the paintings, etchings and woodblock prints of Durer, and De Vinci’s paintings and drawings. I later became interested in the work of Mark Chagall, who incorporated several different avant-garde techniques in his works that reflects a unique and personal style. I admire his use of vivid color and how he created a fantasy narrative incorporating allegory, religion, memories and storytelling. His portrayal of animals in paintings greatly influenced my work. My style is unique.My bold and symbolic imagery feels intensely passionate.
I’ve often been asked why I became an artist, all I can answer is, I love that art has no boundaries and anything is possible. Through art I continue to learn about the world around, the history of art, and contemplate it’s future. This is how I make discoveries about my own or other cultures.
When asked what I like to draw, I always answer what ever strikes my interest, is challenging, or something I’ve never done before.

As an artist I’m compelled to keep discovering, evolving and creating. I’m always intrigued by how viewers perceive my work and what it means to them.

Some viewers have a favorite because it reminds them of a particular place that has a significant meaning to them, while others are drawn to a specific work because some element of the work speaks to them. I describe my work as realistic and true to life as I see it. My inspiration comes from everything around me and I believe people enjoy and can relate to the realistic and illustrative style of my work.
About my artwork
Although I admire various schools of art including the Impressionists, I am reluctant to have my work categorized; I feel this limits the artist as well as the work. It is perhaps best to refer to my own description – ‘Emotionalism’ – which best sums up his uniquely expressive style. Having experimented extensively with Quills and Sepia tone, I settled some years ago on Pin and Ink as my preferred medium, as I believe they allow me to achieve the atmosphere of compressed energy and passion within my work, and allows my beautifully described figures to live and breathe on the canvas.
I paint with my emotions and each painting reflects my drive and energy. The paintings become a roadmap, a guide with many directions, where the viewers decide which path, they wish to experience.
My progressions in art lead me to my own medium products. All my pin and ink work is done in Iron Gull Ink, which I learned to make myself. It is because of the long lasting qualities is why I’ve chosen this for my work. The paper I use for my works, I produce myself and range in tones of bright white to tepid tea shade. Many of my portraits are done in sepia tone and charcoal giving it an antique appearance.
Artists I like
adams, ansel agasse, jacques-laurent aguilar, catherine alan, craig albers, josef alken, henry allen, elizabeth alma-tadema, sir lawrence alterera, sebastian angelico, fra
angelini, m brenders, carl breton, jules britto, romero brown, alice dalton brown, david carter brueghel, pieter buddhi bueno, pascual buffet, guy burne-jones, sir edward
burns, ron burr, marysia burris, terri coutu, heidi
cowan, stephanie dalton cox, tim crivelli, carlo crowder,beth cunningham, imogen curran, carol ann
de borchgrave, isabelle de claviere, bernard de la casa,
deacon, rachel el greco emmerich, lazlo england, susana
escher, m.c. franklin, richard friday, judy friedman, jon
friedrich, caspar david frost, arthur burdett fullarton, jamesgillette, susan gizzi, raymond gladson, carson gockel, alfred godoy, alberto godzieba, dan harunobu, suzuki harvey, danna hassam, childe hawkins, julia hayes, alan
hayslette, max healy, george peter alexander hearn, jacqueline heem, jan davidsz de jonas, teri jordan,maureen joson jully, denis korin, ogata koshiro, onchi kotsireas, stavros koury, aleah koury, rebecca
krieg, susan kushner, robert Lange, t.l. langley, derek
lanting, frans laporta, jaume larsson, carl marc, franz
marchese, frank maree, gwenda marini, marino markell, melissa martin, henri masdeu, montserrat mathis, lawrence
matisse, henri matthews, william mccavitt, annrika mcclure, emma nilsen, jim nocito, james noton, david
olson, scott ortelius, abraham oudry, jean-baptiste
poussin, nicolas powell, john prendergast, maurice
pritchard, alice pritty, mandy pulliam, mark rose, terry
rossetti, dante gabriel rothenstein, anne rothko, mark
rousseau, henri rowan, carol rowley, kate rubens, peter paul russell, charles m. ryder, albert pinkhamsculthorpe, peter selinger, justina seurat, georges shahn, ben shortridge, stephen charles shpritser, eve shvaiko, viktor
sibthorp, fletcher sillué, francisco silverwood, mary
simmons, jane simmons, paul simpson, chris singley, greg
tremewen, ian trevena, shirley trey trumbull, john turner, joseph turner, joseph tutwiler, david vasarely, victor
vermeer, johannes vernice, antonietta vettriano, jack
vogel, bernhard williams, albert williams, jeff willoughby, bob willson, valerie wilson, c.c. wilson, ty wilton, nicholas windsor, lynne winstanley, ian winston, david lorenz
wither, kirsty wolfe, art wood, grant woodworth, pat
wren, leonard wyeth, andrew wadlington, sandy walker, ann wallace, anne wallis, kent walsh, janet
walters, curt warhol, andy waterhouse, john william wegner, wendy wei, bi weinmann, johann whistler, james mcneill white, lee white, suzan riggsbee whitsell, jody wicks, keith wileman, peter wiley, marta
Interests
Art, welding, sculpting, painting
If you wasn't an artist, what other Profession would you do?
professionally depressed
Favourite Personal Quote
It is easier to stay out than get out. Mark Twain
What exhibitions are good at the moment?
Las Vegas First Friday
The Centre of the Artworld is
New York, LA, my studio
My Web Address is
http://303north.blogspot.com
Favourire all time artist?
Norman Rockwell

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new updates comming soon

new updates comming soon @ 303north.blogspot.com I'll keep everyone updated as I go.
James

Posted on December 13, 2009 at 6:00pm —

James Henninger

The war prayer Mark Twain

"O Lord our Father, our young patriots, idols of our hearts, go forth to battle -- be Thou near them! With them -- in spirit -- we also go forth from the sweet peace of our beloved firesides to smite the foe. O Lord our God, help us to tear their soldiers to bloody shreds with our shells; help us to cover their smiling fields with the pale forms of their patriot dead; help us to drown the thunder of the guns with the shrieks of their wounded, writhing in pain; help us to lay waste their humble h… Continue

Posted on October 6, 2009 at 7:43pm —

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