Sunday, February 28, 2010
Rocky Mountain Horse Expo Art Show
I was very excited to be invited to show at the 1st Annual Rocky Mountain Horse Expo Art Show in Denver,Colorado.The show will be March 12th-14th with on opening reception March 12th from 4:30 to 6:30 pm.
"Plains Pony"I & II,14"x11",mixed media on cradled artist board.
SOLD
Labels:
Fine Art,
Horse Painting Equine Art,
Mixed Media,
Pony
Saturday, February 27, 2010
West of the Moon
The small collages have arrived at West of the Moon Gallery in Flagstaff,Arizona.They are on view now,so if you're in Flagstaff,pop in! Sold
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Collage
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
March 20th!
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
More Spring!
I really had fun composing these collages.I love colour and because these are small I was able to be a little bit bolder.I am always amazed by the self editing that goes on in the studio.So,for the next week{I was going to say month,but I self edited ; )}I am going to use as much bright colour as I want to.Be silent voice who utters"Are you sure about that much pink?"
Labels:
Birds,
Collage,
Fine Art,
Mixed Media,
Spring
Monday, February 22, 2010
Harbingers of Spring
It's cold and rainy here.Very dreary and grey,and I am over the winter!I am always ready for spring when the grey soggy weather arrives.I hate the damp.So,instead of giving over to my baser nature,which only wants to complain and fret,I started creating my own first signs of spring. Sold
These collages are 4"x4"x2".Acrylic,paper,etc. on wood.I hope you enjoy them.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
I am taking a Monotype class up in Richmond at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts School.Mary Holland is the instructor and she is amazing.Very helpful and encouraging.
These are a coulpe of prints I pulled friday.I was experimenting with oil pastel.I applied a layer of oil pastel to a plexi glass plate I had covered with foil.I then printed on to a sheet of soaked Rives BFK,I usually print dry.I plan to try this again with the addition of a thin layer of Daniel Smith Transparent Blender over the top.My hope is that that will be enough to lift a bit more of the pastel on to the paper.We will see.
I will be going back into these prints at some point and will post the results.
These are a coulpe of prints I pulled friday.I was experimenting with oil pastel.I applied a layer of oil pastel to a plexi glass plate I had covered with foil.I then printed on to a sheet of soaked Rives BFK,I usually print dry.I plan to try this again with the addition of a thin layer of Daniel Smith Transparent Blender over the top.My hope is that that will be enough to lift a bit more of the pastel on to the paper.We will see.
I will be going back into these prints at some point and will post the results.
Labels:
Fine Art,
monoprint,
monotype,
printmaking,
white horses
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