Sunday, May 6, 2018

Moving Sale - Some - Half price on framed original artwork

After moving from my home of almost 30 years, I find that I have lots of artwork and now no place to hang it!!!    This artwork is currently in an exhibit at Dog River Library.    All pieces are on sale and many are half off.    If you see something you like and are local to the Douglasville GA or surrounding area, please post a message with a way to contact you.    Not all the paintings are pictured here but I will be updating.

Summer Flowers in Jar - # 21 SOLD  SOLD

Quiet Stream - # 22


Name Medium Year Price Sale Price Size
Hydrageas in Pots   SOLD  Daffodils In Bloom SOLD Pastel 2014 $150 $75 15x18
Quiet Stream Pastel 2015 $150 $125 15x18
Ducks In A Row Pastel 2014 $125 $60 15x18
Villa Rica Gold Mine Pastel 2014 $75 $35 15x18
Winter Forest Acrylic 2016 $75 $35 14x20
Tennessee Church Acrylic 2013 $50 $35 20x17
Summer Flowers In A Jar Pastel  SOLD 2011 $125 $60 17x14
Cattails Pastel 2010 $100 $50 17x14
Hydrangea In Vase  SOLD Acrylic 2016 $100 $50 20x17
Farm House Pastel 2010 $100 $50 15x18
Pear Pastel 2013 $75 $45 14x13
Shady Path Watercolor 2013 $150 $75 17x22
Euharlee Bridge    SOLD Pastel 2012 $100 $50 17x22
Barn in Temple      SOLD Pastel 2015 $250 $125 18x24
Vienna Nights Pastel 2014 $75 $45 15x18
Georgia Marsh Pastel 2012 $75 $35 15x18
Monastery of Holy Spirit Pastel 2014 $100 $50 15x18
Wildflowers Pastel 2010 $75 $35 20x17
Sweetwater Creek  SOLD Pastel 2010 $75 $35 15x18
Gibbs Garden Pastel 2014 $100 $50 15x18
Purple Forest Watercolor 2012 $75 $35 15x18
Marsh II Pastel 2012 $75 $35 15x18
Sunset           SOLD Acrylic 2010 $50 $30 20x17
Lighthouse Watercolor 2012 $75 $50 22x20
Marsh III Pastel 2012 $75 $35 15x18
Monastery of the Holy Spirit # 18

Temple Barn - # 19     SOLD   SOLD 

Mountain Morning # 1 - Pastel   15x18

Marsh # 2 - Pastel   15x18

Country Barn - # 3 - Pastel - 15x18

Hydrangea Pots - # 4 - Watercolor - 20x16 - SOLD   SOLD   

Purple Forest # 5 - Watercolor

Sweetwater Creek Park # 6 - Pastel    SOLD-SOLD

Gibbs Garden - # 7

Shady Path # 8

Cattails # 9

Euharlee Bridge # 10 - SOLD  SOLD 

Pear - # 11

Tennessee Church - # 12

Daffodil Morning # 13    - SOLD    SOLD 

Villa Rica Gold Mine # 14

Ducks in a Row - # 15
Wildflowers - #17

Hydrangea in Vase - #16   - SOLD    SOLD   


Thursday, December 7, 2017

Finishing Up 3-D


I love repurposing....even in art.    Our project was a secret box.    I was able to use the self portraits created in Drawing for the top.      Inside was filled with collages of photos and small memory pieces.   I even made a memory jar to hold my favorite quotes about life and death.   More photos to come.  
Our task was to create a hand and head sculpture that was a self portrait but it also had to tell our story.    Guess it's pretty evident that I lived by a railroad track growing up!  :)    I love working in clay and definitely want to try this again.  


Friday, November 3, 2017

Project - Relief - Oil Paint




This relief was done in clay and then put into a sand mold for an iron pour.    The final iron relief was then painted with oil paint.    Feels like "primitive" folk art.  

Wednesday, October 25, 2017

Pumpkin 2017



Pumpkin Carving for class.    I painted it with glo in the dark paint.   Can't wait to see how it looks at night!!

Monday, October 16, 2017

Relief

This week we are composing a "life" relief from clay.     We will pour it with iron later in month.     This is a small 6x6.   Very difficult to work with the small size and the soft oil based clay.    Looks like "primitive" art.    Wish we had made a pottery piece.   I could have gotten into making a memory jug!

Wednesday, October 11, 2017

Wood Sculpture

For the conversion from a paper sculpture to a wood sculpture, I decided to paint the 7 wood blocks as flags of European countries (France, Italy, Austria, Germany, Belgium, etc.)   I kept the design and negative spaces on the surface.    It still has the appearance of razor blades stacked.    Wood is definitely not my medium.   I loved the project put the precision needed to work in wood is crazy!!