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)

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Trees paintings updates

Thursday, December 6th, 2007


 

Sun Shower 01, central detail - 85H x 45W x 2D acrylics on canvas, sold

Sun Shower 01 is now sold! Above: central detail of the 85H x 45W x 2D acrylics on canvas.

Morning Light shown below, 48H x 36W x 2D inches acrylics on canvas, narrow frame. Also sold but a similar one can be replicated. Please allow up to 14 days to create before shipping.

Morning Light, 59H x 40W x 2D inches acrylics on canvas, narrow frame. Sold but a similar one can be replicated. Please allow 7 - 14 days to create before shipping.


 

Morning Light, $1,100.00 special order            Buy Now Using PayPal

 



Now showing and available for purchase at Studio 2600 until January 2, 2008. 2600 Hibernia, in Dallas:
Sun Shower 03, photography,  Moon over Cypress, oil pastels, and  Dawn, acrylics on canvas

Exhibition Opportunity

Tuesday, December 4th, 2007


 

Galahs in Traffic - flocks of Galahs fly in front of cars, many laying dead beside the road to the Kangaroo Island ferry, South Australia
Galahs in Traffic, Australia. 14H x 11W oil pastels on paper, has 3-inch-wide white double mat and 26H x 22W inch white custom-built white wood frame with crackle finish.
Flocks of Galahs fly in front of cars… unfortunate fatalities along the highway to the Kangaroo Island ferry, South Australia. The trees illustrated are Norfolk Island Pines.

One of the pieces showcased in the AJAS Fall/Winter Online Gallery.
For Artists interested in juried competitions and online gallery exhibitions, the American Juried Art Salon (AJAS) gives helpful feedback and critique whether your work is accepted or not. For information about their Spring/Summer 2008 competition visit http://www.artjury.com/art.html  Artists whose work has been accepted twice in a row receive a website page for one year.

First Snow, final update

Saturday, December 1st, 2007


 

First Snow, 40H x 27W inches acrylics, crackle glaze on canvas and box-frame

First Snow, 39H x 30W inches acrylics, crackle glaze on canvas and box-frame. Finishing: added some darker areas, dripped water down the top layer of glaze, and flicked some specks of white with a toothbrush. Sold, but can be replicated as a new, unique piece by special order in the same spirit as the original.
Detail images:

First Snow, detail - acrylics, crackle glaze

First Snow, detail - acrylics, crackle glaze

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