Thursday, August 27, 2009
Ladders
This is my newest piece. 8x10 on stretched cotton/linen. I like having a surreal element with in my paintings. I am loving the color combos here. You will find this for sale on my Etsy site Just click on the box to the right!----------->
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
A Midsummer Night's Dream
This is my latest painting. I actually felt a bit sad today when I finally signed it. I enjoyed being totally lost in it for days. The inspiration for this piece came to me after watching The Great Gatsby a few weeks ago. It's certainly a beautiful-looking movie from the set to the clothing. I remember seeing it about 25 years ago and being totally taken by Robert Redford, the the back drop, the set , and the clothing never noticing much about the acting or how slow moving it was and the almost funny dramatic close ups that you never see in today's films.
A Midsummer Night's Dream is 16x20 on stretched cotton/linen.
A Midsummer Night's Dream is 16x20 on stretched cotton/linen.
Monday, August 17, 2009
Tell Me Who Admires and Loves you, And I will Tell You Who You are. Charles Augustin sainte Beuve
Well,
I have been trying to finish a new painting that I am extremely excited about. I think I must say that every time I finish one. That's probably a good thing. Between weddings, showers, family reunions, 4oth wedding anniversaries, 60th birthdays, 81st birthday. I have found it a difficult summer to keep painting. Hopefully by Wednesday I will be done with this new piece and display it here first. Cramming in a little vacation time, Scott and I spent two days in Harwichport at my sisters beautiful summer home. I always take away some inspiration. No one knows how to do hydrangea better than the Cape. All flowers for that matter. (and cute bunnies) No word yet on the status of my work being selected for the upcoming movie, "The Town" being shot here in Boston.
I have been trying to finish a new painting that I am extremely excited about. I think I must say that every time I finish one. That's probably a good thing. Between weddings, showers, family reunions, 4oth wedding anniversaries, 60th birthdays, 81st birthday. I have found it a difficult summer to keep painting. Hopefully by Wednesday I will be done with this new piece and display it here first. Cramming in a little vacation time, Scott and I spent two days in Harwichport at my sisters beautiful summer home. I always take away some inspiration. No one knows how to do hydrangea better than the Cape. All flowers for that matter. (and cute bunnies) No word yet on the status of my work being selected for the upcoming movie, "The Town" being shot here in Boston.
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Drawing Dreams Foundation
I am honored to have been selected by this wonderful foundation called Drawing Dreams Foundation. It is a Berkeley, California-based non-profit organization that provides art supplies to children's hospitals, and other organizations where the need arises.
In appreciation of their support, donors to Drawing Dreams will receive note cards featuring art from their on-line galleries of artists from around the world: Children Helping Children, with art created by children, and Artists Helping Children, with art created by performing and visual artists,architects, athletes, photographers, scientists, and visionaries whose talents and achievements are inspirational to children and adults alike. http://www.drawingdreams.org/
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Flood Gates
I am very excited about this new painting. I think I gave it a perfect title. It could be another self portrait also. The dimensions are 24x30 on stretched cotton/linen. I have always loved collages and vibrant colors. I'm in an orange faze. There's a lot to take in. As my husband says to me all the time, "breathe." Sometimes I forget.
Monday, August 3, 2009
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Tuscan Pears
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)