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 My images are mostly dominated by what moves me from the pristine Hawaiian landscape to the South Pacific atolls. With oil paint on canvas, I capture the different moods of the sea from crystal clear days when sunlight dances in the light blue shallow waters to the crashing surf that energizes the atmosphere with mist and stretches the colors of the setting sun.
Welcome to my blog for www.McCartneyFineArt.com and www.MauiVision.com
Here you will find articles about Hawaii and art related topics.
The writings are my personal observations and stories, art
educational advice, travel tips, movie and book reviews that
have inspired me and that I hope will inspire you, too.
 Continuing a long standing tradition, MAUI HANDS currently represents over 300 fine artists, artisans, jewelers, woodworkers, glassblowers, potters, and sculptors, all 100% local to the state of Hawaii. Now with 4 locations, MAUI HANDS hosts a spectacular showcase of fine art and home furnishings including garden art, carpets, lamps, local hardwood furniture, kitchen and bath accessories in glass, basketry, and pottery and distinctive Hawaiian gifts.
 Aloha and Welcome to my Amazon store, here you will find my recommendations on some of my favorite books, movies and gift ideas.
 At Pictures Plus, value and simplicity are prevalent in everything we do. To us, custom framing is simple: tell us what your needs are and we`ll make it happen. We specialize in reasonably priced, quality custom framing and beautifully framed artwork. Featuring over 30 different artists, you will find art painted by Hawaii`s favorite artists, highlighting Hawaii`s favorite subjects. In all, we offer over 500 different images throughout our stores and 400 on our website. And, by keeping a close eye on the competition, we are approximately 40% less on custom framing compared to average mainland prices.
Baskets By Design
  Michele moved from Northwest Oregon to Maui in 1990 with her husband, Bob and their cat, Puss. She never looked back. Embracing the incredible beauty of the land and seascapes of Maui, and feeling the warm sand under her feet, she wanted to share her Aloha and gratitude for the local scenery, people, fragrances and tastes. Offering a line of distinctive gift baskets filled a void in Maui and its success has been hugely satisfying ever since. To view or purchase her unique baskets and floral designs, or to ask her to help you design something for a special occasion or loved-ones, please visit her website for contact information. Click on one of the images and you will be taken there.
 Surf Lessons, Snuba, Kayak, Rentals & So Much More
All Surf Lessons are taught on the beaches and waters off of Kalama park.
A.k.A. 'the cove' or even 'Kalama Bowls' in Kihei, Maui. This is the best place to learn to surf in all of Maui, due to the semi-shallow water depth and slow break of the waves with an average year round water temp of 79°- just awesome-
 Joe is a Bay Area guitarist and teacher, working out of House of Woodwinds in San Ramon. He has been a full time guitar instructor since 1986, playing and teaching jazz, rock and blues, country and a little classical/flamenco. Joe is also available for gigs from solo up to a quintet with vocals. Performance videos can be seen at http://www.youtube.com/user/sidethehead.
 This site is best viewed on a Macintosh using OS 10.2 or greater with the Safari browser, or on a PC using Windows 2000 or later, with Internet Explorer 5+ or Netscape 6+. Older operating systems or other browsers may have trouble displaying Hawaiian characters correctly.
 We have a number of activities everyday going on in various places around our campus. A single admission price will allow you to visit all of our galleries, but we encourage visitors to become members and enjoy the many benefits.
Visitors to the Bishop Museum are permitted to photograph and videotape our exhibits. Flash photography is permitted. Photography and videotaping for commercial use should be coordinated through Michelle Greeno (808.848.4171). Some of our older buildings on campus date back to the 1880s, long before A.D.A. requirements were even a consideration. Because of this, access to some portions of our buildings is unfortunately unavailable to people with certain disabilities. Hawaiian Hall, the jewel of our campus, has a grand staircase to access the second and third floors of that hall.
 The lei custom was introduced to the Hawaiian Islands by early Polynesian voyagers, who took an incredible journey from Tahiti, navigating by the stars in sailing canoes. With these early settlers, the lei tradition in Hawaii was born.
Leis were constructed of flowers, leaves, shells, seeds, nuts, feathers, and even bone and teeth of various animals. These garlands were worn by ancient Hawaiians to beautify themselves and distinguish themselves from others. The Maile lei was perhaps the most significant. Among other sacred uses, it was used to signify a peace agreement between opposing chiefs. In a heiau (temple), the chiefs would symbolically intertwine the green Maile vine, and its completion officially established peace between the two groups.
 In 1836 Kauai was the first island in Hawaii to produce coffee commercially. Now coffee lovers can again experience the taste of of how coffee was produced in Hawaii before the turn of the 20th century. Our organically grown coffee is hand picked, fermented, sun-dried and fresh roasted daily. . As with all of our 100% Hawaiian grown coffees, macadamia nuts, honey, chocolates, jams, jellies and gifts, Blair Estate Coffee is available by mail, and phone order only. Blair Estate Coffee farm is not open to the public for retail sales.
lair Estate is also the home of Coffee Times 100% Kona coffee! Not available in stores we have been shipping our fresh roasted to order only, State certified Kona beans to all parts of the world since 1994. Simply put... our beans never have the chance to grow old. So if you are seeking the freshest coffee in the world you will discover a source no better than that found at Blair Estate coffee farm.
 There is a wealth of art, history and cultural experiences available through the many museums, visual art centers and performing art groups throughout the County. �Many of the following also make available large rooms, auditoriums, stages, dance floors and performance halls for public use including: �Malu Ulu Olele Cultural Center, Maui Community Theater, and the Maui Arts & Cultural Center.
 The MACC logo is a petroglyphic image of a human being releasing a bird into flight ... an act symbolizing the freedom of expression that lies at the heart of all creative endeavors.
The Maui Arts & Cultural Center is a presenter – the dynamic connection between artist and community.
" The MACC Presents ..." means MACC chooses artists: from among the best of Hawaiian and local artists to those who represent art forms and cultures that bring rest of the world to Maui’s people. Each year, we program 35-45 events, the best of a diverse range of artists and aesthetics to ensure that our Maui audiences—and Maui’s children—share in the many facets of how our people, as well as the world’s people, tell their stories through the arts.
 Meet the People who can Help with Your Writing Career
We strive each year to create an event that is both entertaining and inspirational, as well as an important learning resource for aspiring and professional writers alike. Bringing together a long list of best-selling authors, award- winning journalists, top editors, agents, publishers, as well as the best in screenwriting and film, the Maui Writers Conference offers writers the opportunity to meet the people who can make a difference in their writing career.
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