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David McEwen commented on Hubert Cance's blog post 'An house in my dreams!'

Before you sleep meditate on breathing and try and empty your mind of the day, slowly, very slowly breath in through your nose and out through your mouth. You may find that your concentration slips, when it does, just think of the breath. Then start…

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Sylvia Pekarek commented on Hubert Cance's blog post 'An house in my dreams!'

Your dream is interesting, I believe its a place where you find a place of peace to visit..It's probably a place that it is offering you clues about your inner hopes.. I had this reoccurring dream years ago and one day I figured the meaning of it, t…

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Robert Anderson commented on Hubert Cance's blog post 'An house in my dreams!'

Nice dream, I enjoyed the read. you should try to sketch or paint it, well done Hubert.

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About Me:

Hubert Cance was born in France to a family of artists.
After some varied studies of art and history, he start to work as free-lance pattern maker for various scale modeling firms
around the world, from France and then Ireland.
Following his return to France, he start progressively fall back in writing article and artwork, activity which now take his full time.

About My Art:

PRESS RELEASES:
"Multi-talented artist Hubert Cance has an astounding range of work, from fanciful illustrations of knights and medieval machinery to mystical, beautifully crafted paintings. Born in Aurillac, France, Cance’s youthful imagination was stimulated by growing up in a house filled with books on local history, folk stories and classical culture. Following his military service, Cance worked as a freelance pattern designer for a variety of scale-modeling firms, a position that strengthened his technical skills. His concise illustrative work has been published in numerous books and periodicals from England to Japan. Cance’s attention to detail is a dominant force in his paintings that is rivaled only by his boundless imagination. His audience will revel in Cance’s imaginings, a world of elemental spirits, ancient forests, and epic battles. Cance is adept at capturing more delicate moments as well, such as in his landscapes of flowing pine trees or the still waters of Venice cloaked in moonlight. Hubert Cance lives and works in France."

(ArtMine)

"Hubert Cance is an artist with a draftsman's hand and eye. His work ranges from fantasy explorations of the worlds of mysticism and shamanism to highly formalized aviation drawings and mechanical representations. The most recognizable aspect of Cance's art is the way he applies the strict tenets of mechanical design to drawings of machines, warriors, and scenes that exist only in his amazing imagination. Cance is equally at home depicting realistically drawn soldiers and military paraphernalia as soft pine tree landscapes. With a unique mix of Asian style and Gaelic culture Cance creates windows that communicate another way of viewing the world and understanding nature. His "Felementale" drawing series is the artist's interpretation of the essential spirits of the earth in gentle, feminine forms. Hubert Cance was born in Aurillac, in the Auvergne Valley region of France. The area, with its medieval fortifications and castles, has left an indelible mark on the artist's vision."

(ArtisSpectrum)

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http://www.hubertcance.com

Bibliography, press releases and exhibitions

EXHIBITIONS:
Agora Gallery
"Pathway to Perception"
New York, USA
Sept.4-Sept.25, 2007.

Camaver Kunsthaus
"Leone Verde 2008"
Cesi Palace
Acquasparta, Italy
May.23-June24, 2008

Camaver Kunsthaus
"Sinestesie"
Varenna, Italy
Aug.20-Sept.02, 2008 (Artist of the day: Aug.22)

X-Power Gallery
"Explore"
Taipe, Taiwan
March.7-March.31, 2009

X-Power Gallery
"Revolution Art Fair"
Taipe, Taiwan
July.17-July.20, 2009

AWARDS:
Diploma of Excellence
(Honorable Award)
Online Global Art Annual 2007.
"2 Art Now"
(for "White Tiger")

BIBLIOGRAPHY:
Australia:
Mouse House (Books)

Belgium:
De Krieger (Books)
La Lorgnette (Magazine)
SEPEG ("VeMil", "Histoire Vraies de l'Aviation" + "Carnets de Vol" magazines)

France:
Aero-editions ("Aero Journal" magazine)
Air Fan (magazine)
Air-Expert (Books + "Info Pilotes" magazine)
ALP-Marshall Cavendish (Encyclopediaes)
ARDHAN (Books)
Atlas Publishing (Encyclopediaes)
Avia-editions ("AFM" magazine)
Big-Block.com (Aviation Post Cards)
Caraktere (Books + "Batailles & Blindes" +"Ligne de Front" + "TNT" magazines)
DTU ("Replic" Magazine)
Editions du Barbotin (Books + "Minitracks" magazine)
Edybis (Encyclopediaes)
Hachette Publishing (Books & encyclopediaes)
Heimdal ("Histoire & Maquettisme" magazine)
Histoire & Collections ("Raids", "Steelmasters" & "Steelmasters HS" magazines)
Historia (Magazine)
J2P Editions ("Bateau Modèle" magazine)
Marines Editions ("Marine Magazine")
MVM ("Maquettes Volantes Magazine")
Petit-a-petit (Books)
T2M ("Tamiya Model Magazine")

Hong Kong:
Concord Publications Co. (Books + "Assault" magazine)
Dragon Models Ltd (Scale Model Kits Box Art)

Japan:
Model Art (Books)

Ireland:
"In Hoc Signo" (Magazine)

United Kingdom:
"Aeroplane" (Magazine)
"AFV Modeller" (Magazine)
Alan W. Hall Publishing ("Aviation News" magazine)
HPC Publishing ("Air Pictorial" + "Aviation News" magazines)
"In Scale" (Magazine)
Mushroom (Books)
SAMi Publishing ("Scale Aviation Modeller" + "Scale Models" magazines)
"Tamiya Model Magazine"
"Tankette" (Magazine)

USA:
"Aeroplans" (Magazine)
"Air Wars" (Magazine)
"Armored Car" (Magazine)
Kalmbach Publishing ("Fine Scale Modeler" magazine)
Merriam Press (Books)
SAFCH ("Small Air forces Observer" magazine)
"Skyways" (Magazine)

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An house in my dreams!

I don't know if this is common or not, but there is an house that is regularly invading my dreams...

What I know is the way to go to this house, but not where it is... Aaaargh!. Well it is in a valley that is open to the west and with west-east crests. This is on the north oriented side and the road is going , through a pine trees forest from villages on the river side to a pass on the east... At the deepest of the woods, near to the crest, there is a small road, at right that looks to disappea… Continue

Posted on September 27, 2009 at 12:03pm — 4 Comments

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At 10:11am on November 1, 2009, Luke Gilliam said…: BTW I really like your piece "Felementale Gems: Sapphire"

Fantastic work!

At 10:08am on November 1, 2009, Luke Gilliam said…: Dear Hubert - that is quite an impressive track record of events you have.

What I was getting at in my post in the galleries group is a simple concept. People who buy art like to hear dialogue. They want words like 'this painting was previously owned by' and 'this piece is based on a concept'. It looks like you have sold a lot more art than I have as I have sold only 60 works in total. But like you I don't like talking to people about the images - I just want them to look and then buy them.

What I have learned at shows is to explain that the images are part of a larger dialogue that is intened to engage the viewer in a conversation, What happens is you introduce images in this way and very quickly the viewer gets excited and soon wants to stop talking and start 'viewing' but the introduction helps them and the will appreciate you for it.

Only posting this because an art dealer taught it to me and it actually helped increase my sales. Best always from Luke ::)

At 6:40am on October 4, 2009, mjfaustino arsatelier said…: Was great to see the house of your dreams Hubert! Weldone! Keep it up! Best regards, mjf

At 7:34am on August 27, 2009, kara cardinale said…: thanks for the postcards Hubert. they are great and I love your blue eyed tiger. Great image.

At 1:21am on August 26, 2009, mjfaustino arsatelier said…: My pleasure, Hubert! Thanks for sharing! Regards, mjf

At 3:52pm on August 24, 2009, Alvis Zujevs said…: Exquisite!

At 5:25am on August 7, 2009, David McEwen said…: Hubert, I think that your work is stunning especially the gothic pieces at the end of the slide show. David

At 11:05am on August 5, 2009, Thomas Hodges said…: Ciao Hubert, nice to meet you here, welcome to b-Uncut. Wonderful work, super interesting concepts and beautifully executed, very well done :-)

At 4:06am on August 4, 2009, mjfaustino arsatelier said…: Dear Hubert, Thanks for sharing and welcome to the site!

I've been going round in circles looking for you or a link to your galleries... til I realized you sent us a direct email... (laughs...)

Best regards, mjf