Apply for Muj Art Award - Excellent art and webdesign

The Muj Art Award´s goal is to create an excellent art award. The importance of this award is to promote spiritual awareness in
both art and webdesign.

Award Rules and Conditions

To be eligible for an award your site must be an artistic site. Your art must also have a heightened sensitivity for composition and for colours,
and you must be a true poet.

The presentation and usability of your site is important. Your site should also be easy to navigate in a delightful way
The content should be very informative.

Broken links, blank pages, incomplete graphics, etc. will be cause for terminating the review process.
The title and URL of your site will be displayed on our winners page only when our award is displayed somewhere on your first page with a link back
to www.djupet.com.

Sites that will NOT be reviewed will be:
Sites containing adult material or links to adult material.
Sites that are considered obscene or objectionable to others or have profanities, racism, etc.

Criteria

All sites will be reviewed for :

1. Quality of the art work exhibited
2. The vision in your art
3. Likeability, presentation and originality
4. Relevance and accuracy of the texts
5. Design of your website

Awarding the winners

All winners will receive a confirmation letter via e-mail, along with the right to use the graphic on the winning website only.

I paint with acrylic paint on masonite or canvas. My goal is to make powerful, monumental paintings,
with a certain drama. To achieve that I use a limited palette and a great light/dark contrast and I work
on a rather big format. I do not limit myself regarding subjects. I get inspired by organic forms from
nature (landscapes and animals) While I am painting I like to listen to (loud) music from the sixties or
light classic. To me painting is a necessity. If I don't I get itchy. I don't have a certain message I would
like to convey. I paint for my own pleasure. My work is getting more colourful and expressive lately.
What doesn't change is the way I paint. I still paint quick and "sloppy" I like it when you see the
brushstrokes. Acrylics suits me well.

Shannon Worden is a self-taught artist who resides in Western Kentucky. Shannon has traveled all
over the world for the better part of his life. He has had works on exhibitions in places such as
Germany, Italy, and various other locations throughout the United States. Having experienced many rich
traditions and cultures, Shannon shares his art with you in many different styles and mediums,
ranging from creative original abstracts to religious spiritual paintings to bright colorful outsider art.
His cosmic abstract art full of circles and hard lines are just some of the styles you will uncover when
you delve in to the unconventional world of Shannon's art.

Harriet Jameson Pellizzari was born 1954 in Bearsden Glasgow Scotland of a Scottish father and
Austrian mother. She studied art as a main subject at Westbourne School for girls and graphic design
at Michaelis School of art at Cape Town University. She has had many exhibitions in Cape Town,
Innsbruck, Mieming Plateau, Burgenland as well as long term exhibits in famous restaurants as
Professor Barnard’s La Vita, Spargies, Stellenbosch Hydro Wellness hotel and the elegant
Burgenstube in Axams Austria. Harriet does interior design making and upholstering furniture for
home, hotel and restaurants. She often includes a mural in her décor. She recently learned to cut glass
and is happy to make lampshades and glasswork by order. She has a studio in Cape Town and
Mieming Plateau near Innsbruck in Austria there she works and lives with her husband and two girls.

From surrealist collage to classical portrait or pop'art, from
oriental and figurative art to photographic assemblies, Marina Obo, a contemporary
Frenchwoman painter, juggles with techniques, styles and subjects. She also
invites you to glance at her works through plays (memorizing, jig saw puzzle...).
Its collage "La Carpe" inspired the great Portuguese poet Alexandre O'Neill for his
poem "A carpa".

Art Never Sleeps is the online gallery for award-winning artist
JohnMichael. The site was designed by the artist and contains several
state-of-the-art web design techniques. The art work contained in the 'portfolio'
continually changes and is updated as new work is completed. The site also containes
a current bio with artist statement, an awards page, and contact information.

Contemporary Artists, Original Paintings, Gallery, Fine Art
Resources, Art Award, Art Top Directories, Rings, Classic Masters Painters, Museums.
Artists community providing free resources to promote art sites, ensuring visitors
an easy access to a guaranteed quality tour in the world of art.