When life gives you lemons, draw them, 11 x 14 inches dry pastels, graphite on paper

"When life gives you lemons, draw them." (Nikki)

"Color! What a deep and mysterious language." (Paul Gauguin)

Archive for November, 2006

Morning Light

Thursday, November 30th, 2006


 

Morning Light, 48H x 36W inches acrylics on canvas, sides wrapped, narrow frame stained dark brown
Morning Light, 48H x 36W x 2D inches acrylics on canvas, sides wrapped, narrow frame stained dark brown
Post dated note: Morning Light was accepted into the 2007 American Juried Art Salon’s Spring/Summer Juried Exhibition online, and Studio 2600 Light, Shine and Sparkle Dec. 2007 – Jan. 2008.
Now sold but can be replicated in same spirit as original. Please allow at least 14 days to recreate before shipping.

Sunset, 6:30 p.m. along Hwy 121

Friday, November 24th, 2006


 

Car merging onto Hwy 121
Sunset along Hwy 121
We drove to Fort Worth to see the Christmas parade, but the people were packed along the streets when we arrived so we hardly got a glance at any floats or attractions. It was well worth the drive because the sun set along the way, and it was magnificent!

Phenomenon 02

Friday, November 17th, 2006


 

Mackerel Sky, sunrise November 17, 2006
Sunrise November 17, 2006
Stripes
Sunrise this morning was amazing at 6 a.m., then for the next 45 minutes I stood in awe of the beauty as the spectrum of colors changed from cool blues to hot fiery orange. I have never seen anything like it – apparently the cloud-stripe phenomenon is called ‘Mackerel Sky’ and indicates that cold weather is imminent within days.

Spectacular Sunset, Lewisville, Texas

Tuesday, November 7th, 2006


 

Spectacular Sunset, November 7th around 6 p.m., Lewisville, Texas

Spectacular Sunset, Lewisville, Texas. This is the most amazing, surreal sunset I’ve ever seen.

Spectacular Sunset, November 7th around 6 p.m., Lewisville, Texas

Spectacular Sunset, November 7th around 6 p.m., Lewisville, Texas

Moon shots

Friday, November 3rd, 2006


 

Angel cloud formation
Night shots absolutely need a tripod!

 
Surreal