Showing posts with label folkart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label folkart. Show all posts

Sunday, November 1, 2009

Week 29 52 Week project Whale on a String Print 5x7


My son, Ryan and his wife, Kim, just spent a week in October seeing fall colors on the east coast. They are currently visiting here in Washington, but they are calling Patterson, NY home right now.

This is a painting requested by Ryan, as he saw all sorts of cool whale folk art in Nantucket and said I needed to paint a whale. Since I am currently obsessed with painting things on strings, this whale is on a string and he does not look so happy. This one's for you, Ry.

Sunday, May 31, 2009

Week 7 - 52 week Project 2 Prints!



Sunday Best 1 and Sunday Best 2
To make up for last week with no new work, I have two prints to offer in the 5x7 size for $2 each, free ship as usual. I have decided that I am only going to offer the $2 price for a few days and the print will go up to $5 until they are gone.
As always, click on the picture to be taken to the etsy for sale page.
These are new versions of these paintings, I had sold them at a show and had never had good pictures of them, so I thought I would do them again for the project.
I'll be posting tomorrow with pictures of our camping trip.

Saturday, March 14, 2009

Artwalk Pictures!




I finally remembered to take pictures after I hung a show! As you can see, there are two large older paintings, but almost all of the rest of the work I have done in the last week. WHEW~ I did two in the home follows you series, like we did for the charity auction last month, and the other larger ones I already showed you. There is another wall in the show of a row of 9x12 boxes I did. There were two other artists with work at the show, the place has huge walls! Anyway, if you get a chance to stop by the Taphouse in the next month, let me know.

Friday, March 13, 2009

More work for the artwalk


The first painting pictured is: "Despite Advice From 'What Not To Wear' Hortense Feels Confident In Horizontal Stripes"
16x20 gallery wrapped canvas.

"Lucy in a White Garden" 18x24 on gallery wrapped canvas. The idea for Lucy came from a painting Kelsi did a few years ago on a visit from Georgia when she lived there. I've always wanted to make a print of it, and did this one on a more favorable size canvas so we could do that.
Both will be for sale tonight at the artwalk at Naked City Taphouse in Greenwood.


Sunday, March 1, 2009

Dancing in a Hollyhock Garden


I did some sketches for a commission and this was one that I liked and was not chosen, so I painted it for etsy. It's 9x12 on board.