Artist, Sheree Rensel presents the "Misbehaviorists" series. All works are acrylic on canvas. See more of her work at: http://www.wizzlewolf.com These art videos are offered as a record of my work and a way to share my vision. If you want to have a dialog, email me! My email address is: wizzlewolf@aol.com I will gladly respond ALWAYS!

"Rising Tide" Live @ Cloverdale Rodeo & Exhibition

--National Juried Exhibition Will Take Place in Houston This Summer-- Red Bull Art of Can is a national juried exhibition featuring artwork in a variety of media that have one thing in common-they are all inspired by Red Bull or crafted from the iconic blue and silver cans. The juried exhibition is open to anyone with a flair for creativity and the talent to transform an original concept into a compelling piece of art that can be shared with a public audience. Registration is free and open to artists nationwide through April 6, 2008. Sculptures, paintings, digital/graphic designs and various forms of mixed media will all be considered. Registration forms and details can be accessed at http://www.redbullartofcan.com.

hhmmm... hes just one year old...=)

Bangkok Beatles Festival 2007 @ Central World By www.ozonetv.net

Exhibition of driving

Similar to the 1984 warnings, but with Times New Romen Font. Very rare indeed! Availible on What About Bob? and Sebasian's Carribean Jamboree... for now.

yeah. i know. i suck lol i JUST started to learn how to parry... dont bash me lmao... if anyone has any tips on how to parry better or anything, leave comments explaining. help a fellow gamer out.

Clips of layouts at the 2002 Model Railway Exhibition at the NEC Birmingham.

MOTOROLA RAZR2 @ Queen Sirikit Convention Centre By www.ozonetv.net

My exhibition in Fuji-city in march 2007.

Here is two weeks worth of work encapsulated into about two minutes. This video shows the making of a painting titled "IMPRISONED". You can see more of Sheree Rensel's work at www.wizzlewolf.com

In the beautiful Open Air Museum in Arnhem some historic trams from Arnhem, The Hague and other Dutch cities are used to support visitors on the extended exhibition grounds.

THAILAND WORLD SAND SCULPTURE FESTIVAL 2007 Srisothorn Road, Chachoengsao provincial center Chachoengsao province, Thailand.The World Sand Sculpture Festival — the world’s largest indoor sand sculpture exhibition – is being held in Thailand for the first time, from November 28, 2007 – March 28, 2008. The four-month long festival, which features 80 works of art created by over 70 highly talented sculptors from countries around the world, such as the Netherlands, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Ireland, the United States and Thailand, covers an area of 12 rai (1.92 hectares or 4.74 acres). The exhibition is divided into three zones.ZONE 1 The Royal Projects Zone The sand sculptures in this zone depict themes related to Royal Projects initiated by His Majesty the King of Thailand and reflect the extraordinary achievements of His Majesty the King of Thailand during the 60 years of his glorious reign. Among the fascinating works of art are sand sculptures representing the Chaipattana aerator, an award-winning invention patented by His Majesty the King; Bhumibol Dam, royal rainmaking, His Majesty’s ‘Micro Mod’ sailing boat, a jazz band, Mae Fah Luang Gardens and Doi Tung Royal Villa, the first royal residence of Her Royal Highness Princess Srinagarindara, the Princess Mother, the late mother of His Majesty the King of Thailand. HRH the Princess Mother dedicated her life to the conduct of royally-sponsored developmental initiatives for the benefit of the country and its people and endeared herself to the Thai nation. Her contribution to humanity was recognised by UNESCO in its description of the Princess Mother as a “World Great Personality of the 20th Century”. ZONE 2 The Thai History and Thai Literature Zone The collection of 11 sand sculptures on display in the tent draw their inspiration from Thai history and characters depicted in Thai literature. For example, the giant yaak or demons that stand guard in front of the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Wat Sothorn Vararam Voraviharn temple — the sacred landmark of Chachoengsao province, Jatukarmramathep, King Naresuan the Great at war and a selection of characters from Thai literature. ZONE 3 The International Sand Sculpture Zone These masterpieces by sculptors representing 13 participating countries capture the magnificence of a selection of famous landmarks from around the world – France, the United Kingdom, the United States, Japan, China, Spain, Egypt and others. These include impressive sand sculptures of The Eiffel Tower accompanied by sculptures of French artists for which Paris is known; the Changing the Guards at Buckingham Palace and Big Ben in London, the Statue of Liberty in New York and the Manhattan skyline as a backdrop, Japan’s Mount Fuji and geishas, The Great Wall of China embellished with a dragon. In all, more than 40,000 tonnes of sand have been used to create these awe-inspiring masterpieces. The World Sand Sculpture Festival is an established event that originated in Europe 14 years ago. Given the popularity and success of the exhibition in its early years, the festival has since been held in several European countries including France, Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, the United Kingdom and Denmark.

an opening reception of group exhibition of self portraits that was supposed to show the process of artist aging and changing over time.Hence the name: The Time tunnel.

Opening reception for AWOL Gallery's Square Foot 2007 show.

trying some new equipment and stopping by to say hello.

Sheree Rensel, Artist / Painter shows "Blue", an acrylic mixed media artwork while listening to Joni Mitchell's song "BLUE".

This is a small clip I've created while I was at the the Bike Exhibition. Dedicated to my all-time favourite motorbike vlogger, Mordeth13! ;o)

The day after our promotional rank test, there was a Gumdo Exhibition put on by our school. When we were invited to come, we had a little miscommunication due to the language barrier. Grand Master Lim wanted us to participate, we thought we were being invited to watch. Oh well, things worked out in the end and it was really fun to watch. We went out to eat with the class afterwards and had a lot of fun. Plus this way I was able to record it for you to watch back home. If you ever find your self in Korea, and want to learn Sword Fighting, I highly recomend this school. It's the most enjoyable part about being here in Korea for us.