
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Friday, January 1, 2010
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Saturday, December 26, 2009
sweetly Surreal
Labels:
acrylic.art history,
bubble,
egg,
painting,
purple,
surreal,
tongue,
vicki bower
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Horizon original acrylic painting - A Collaboration with Ray Noble
We spoke of art.
He said he could see something, and put it in my heart.
My hand held the brush...I felt a rush...
I was just a vessel to his vision, and as he spoke, my body translating with each stroke
Our melding...A solitary mission for two, a thread of blue.
His imagination-
emanation, flowing from his heart to my hand and now to your soul.
Labels:
abstract,
acrylic,
art,
drawnNQuartered,
etsy,
painting,
ray noble,
vicki bower
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Owner Of Missing Warhols Lashes Out At LAPD
"Maybe if they would do their job . . . and spent some time looking for the art instead of being accusatory of the person who had it stolen, they might actually find it," said collector Richard L. Weisman, who added that, on the advice of his lawyers, he would not speak to the police. See Owner Of Missing Warhols Lashes Out At LAPD , Los Angeles Times 10/22/09

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Labels:
art,
art news,
art theft,
california,
lapd,
los angeles,
painting,
police,
robbery,
Warhol
Monday, October 19, 2009
Monday, October 12, 2009
"Autumn" original mixed media with frame 5x7
This little gem evolved from crunching leaves and a crisp fall breeze...
"Autumn" ink and acrylic on 140 pound acid-free paper, comes framed in vintage wooden frame.
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Art cards from my shop, DrawnNQuartered on Etsy:
"Wrong Turn" and "Kitty" ACEOs

Mr Bones' First Date" and "Wicked"original ACEOs
"Wrong Turn" and "Kitty" ACEOs
Mr Bones' First Date" and "Wicked"original ACEOs
All Art Cards measure 2.5" by 3.5" (the size of a baseball or playing card) and come shipped in a protective plastic sleeve and rigid mailer.
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Art in Albany, NY
I took a walk through Albany, NY a couple of weeks ago and went to the Albany Center Gallery. I had been wanting to go for a while. I had been close with founder Leslie Urbach years ago, a dynamic and creative forward-thinker.

There was a great exhibit of works by Ben Schwab and Blake Shirley, huge towering works with lineal fascination and watery, juicy, color filled with a depth of perception. Besides the two staff that were quietly speaking in hushed tones and me, the gallery was empty, and I had the rare opportunity of taking the art in without interruption or distraction. It was like a fine meal from a five-star restaurant. I left satisfied and pleased.
I was not prepared for the "dessert" once outside. I crossed the street and saw a "something white that doesn't seem to belong there". Upon further inspection I deduced it to be a porcelainesque squatting pitcher (sculpture by Amy Podmore), almost human-sized, yes, you heard me right... and


when I looked up, saw the cups as big as my head waiting at the ready to be filled at unreachable heights interspersed in the trees.
It reminded me of life and all those difficult tasks to take on, and yet , being only ONE pitcher!
I hope to share more as I get time.
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Art Making is a Journey featuring Jaime Lyerly
Found this wonderful creatrix of Encaustic art:

Her blog : "The journey of Jaime Lyerly, as she explores the overlapping roles of young mother, college student, and emerging artist. Sharing different techniques in art making, such as wax, encaustic painting and sculpture, figurative, conceptual and feminist art."
Please do yourself a great service and find some time to explore her site. It is an amazing treasure horde that will enrich and entertain.
Thanks Jaime, for sharing your vision, talent, patience, nurturing, and skillful magic with us.
(Encaustic painting, also known as hot wax painting, involves using heated beeswax to which colored pigments are added. The liquid/paste is then applied to a surface — usually prepared wood, though canvas and other materials are often used.) source: Wikipedia
Labels:
art,
beeswax,
encaustic,
independent artist,
Jaime Lyerly,
painting,
scrylic,
SPA,
spa fine art,
spa fine artist,
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