Monday, August 31, 2015
The Red Cabin
This painting, 20x20 in acrylics was inspired by getting together with Janet and Melissa. Had a lot of fun painting with them.
Sunday, August 2, 2015
Mag Trees
Called this one "Mag Trees", don't ask why! Magical maybe?
20x16 in Guache on Yupo. Lots of hours and tons of fun!
20x16 in Guache on Yupo. Lots of hours and tons of fun!
Saturday, May 23, 2015
Serenity I and II
These two paintings, 36x18 in acrylic came about while doing demos at Galerie Spectra. They came about as a result of painting many many landscape and seascape paintings over the years.
Enjoyed the freshness and the ease I felt and also later, when I looked at them.
Enjoyed the freshness and the ease I felt and also later, when I looked at them.
Monday, April 13, 2015
Savannah Mystery
I visited the beautiful Savannah last autumn and since them been brewing this painting in mind and today it finally surfaced itself on my canvas, a 30x40 in acrylics.
Monday, April 6, 2015
Saturday, April 4, 2015
Hawaii Pond
The Sun, the warmth, the colors, the water....... don't you wish you could be there, in the painting right now?
This one is 20x20, in acrylics using only a palette knife.
This one is 20x20, in acrylics using only a palette knife.
Lily
This painting 36x12 in acrylic was inspired by Lily's beautiful blouse!
Love the way it turned out. Looking carefully, you may find her name there some where!
Love the way it turned out. Looking carefully, you may find her name there some where!
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Galerie Spectra Logo
I am so proud to have designed and painted this logo for the awesome Galerie Spectra and Spectra Artists Inc.
I was giving a demo on Chinese/Japanese brush painting at the gallery while the core group were exchanging ideas about a Name and a Logo for the gallery and the group of artists affiliated to it. So while working on the demo, I suggested this name and painted this logo. Shared it with them and while I was happily going about my business having fun with the demo, they started sending it out to over 400 artists and before we knew it, it found its way to facebook. Long story short, it got accepted, yay!
My thought process was to come up with something that shows the spectrum of artists and our work and the colors we use while showing that energy and talent embedded inside us and how it can sprout into a piece of art.
I for one, and I'm sure most artists feel proud to share that energy with the whole world.
And here it is, watercolor on rice paper:
I was giving a demo on Chinese/Japanese brush painting at the gallery while the core group were exchanging ideas about a Name and a Logo for the gallery and the group of artists affiliated to it. So while working on the demo, I suggested this name and painted this logo. Shared it with them and while I was happily going about my business having fun with the demo, they started sending it out to over 400 artists and before we knew it, it found its way to facebook. Long story short, it got accepted, yay!
My thought process was to come up with something that shows the spectrum of artists and our work and the colors we use while showing that energy and talent embedded inside us and how it can sprout into a piece of art.
I for one, and I'm sure most artists feel proud to share that energy with the whole world.
And here it is, watercolor on rice paper:
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Rays of Hope
Rays of Hope is done in acrylics on a 20x20x 1 1/2 canvas. Inspired by the humming birds every
where around where I live now.
They're amazing birds, hard working and spectacular when the sun hits their little efficient bodies!
Spring Chick
People ask me how I choose my colors. A tough one to answer, don't know how I know, I just starts working as I paint!
This one is a 24x24 in acrylics.
This one is a 24x24 in acrylics.
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