Friday, December 4, 2009

Two Manga Holiday cards with envelopes


Set of two Holiday cards made with my original artwork from my art cards, "Crystal" and "A Christmas Wish." Images are about 3.5 x 5 inches. Each has its own envelope.These cards are blank inside and one doesn't say "Christmas", so could be used for many seasonal greetings.

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Monday, November 30, 2009

Alice in Wonderland print set in Vintage hinged frame




This is a signed set of prints from my first two sold items.


These were drawings I had done on an old discarded copy of Alice in Wonderland over 60 years old. The pages were pinkish and yellowed and the archival inks have preserved their splendor for a century more.
I found a great hinged brassy vintage frame with nice thick glass that pairs these two happily to nestle in your favorite niche.

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My first art Print

The First EVER art print of Garden Fence, numbered 1 of 100, signed, and framed in oak and glass. 3.5 x 5.5 inches.

Sure to cheer the dreariest of days! This is printed on Kodak Acid-free glossy photo paper with high quality Vivera inks that are said to last a century or more.
Shipped Priority mail and Insured. Please email with any questions. We will gladly make additional prints for you.
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Sunday, November 15, 2009

Horizon original acrylic painting - A Collaboration with Ray Noble

Horizon

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.

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Thursday, October 29, 2009

My Gallery Management Midterm Grades

Survey of Art History II---------- A

Modern Art History--------------- A

Intro to Gallery Mgmt ------------A

West. Civ & the World -----------B

Fitness Walking -------------------A


(pissed about the B, lol!)



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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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