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Arthur Davis Broughton is an Ohio artist and amateur musician who often portrays the figure in motion. He has a masters degree in fine arts, and played guitar in a bar in Spain once for some San Gria (you see, the musicians were also the bartenders and when new people would come in, well...). Much of his recent work has focused on musicians, and and the psychological portrayal of the artist (musician) at work. He is also interested in the intermingling of personalities, the "conversation" so important to the improvisational musical art forms such as jazz and the blues. This is represented by a search for sizes, frequencies, and colors of marks/brushstrokes to identify the various sounds/personalities involved in the full musical/visual experience of live music. See more of his work at his Web site.
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