Atteka Abdou

Atteka Abdou is an Adjunct instructor of Art Appreciation at Shorter University and Georgia Highlands College. Atteka received her Master's degree from the Savannah College of Art and Design and currently explores environmental, social and political issues with her art.

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		grace epstein over 2 years wonderful work "rosebud"!! keep posting work...it's inspirational
		Manuel Vermeire over 2 years Thank you for your beautiful compliment! Have a nice week end, Manuel
		Alicia Hunsicker almost 3 years Love your Sketchbook! ~Alicia
		Ann Gee about 3 years I'm working on putting more pictures on this site. For now most of my work is here: http://picasaweb.google.com/Flyingtangerine I'm glad you liked my sketchbook, too! Thanks!
		Ann Gee about 3 years I love your sketchbook! I came across it when it was in Atlanta.
		capnmarrrrk about 3 years Golly Arthouse coop has a shitty messaging service...but anyway, Octopi are apparently fearsomly hard to take care of. I was looking into it and apparently they are very easy to accidentially kill. No, I'm not participating in the Sketchbook 3. I'm still very new to this art thing and have been only drawing for a year and a half or so. Perhaps I will submit something in the future when I am more confident of my creative powers. Hope you had a great weekend.
		capnmarrrrk about 3 years Hi, I saw your Sketchbook in Saint Louis Wed night and I wanted to tell you that you did an awesome job and it was really captivating. Do you really own an octipus?
		Manuel Vermeire about 3 years Thanks, thanks a lot. Sincerly, Manuel.
		Alexander Moreira about 3 years Hi Rose Octopus! Thanks for your comments! Yes, coffee-painting is like watercolor, but more easy, because it evolves only tones, not colours. Your artworks are nice, too!! All the best! Alexander http://fotolog.terra.com.br/alexanderdesenhos
		Luly Sosa about 3 years <!--StartFragment--> Hey! Is very easy, (about the newspaper) and addictive! I spread a layer of acrylic glazing medium over the newspaper, and quickly I rub de newspaper against the cotton paper (wall, wood, any surface that allow it), the friction is important ,cause you want to separate the ink from the newspaper, you have measure the time for every occasion, you will find it¡ then you have to take off the rest of newspaper that came with the ink , you can use water and the fingers to rub the rest of the newspaper , next , you will want to protect this with a layer of varnish or the glazing o matte acrylic medium. I would like to hear about it ¡ sorry for my english¡