I’ve been itching to do watercolor studies of local places. Why haven’t I? Priorities! But, yesterday an opportunity presented itself and I jumped on it! My husband and I visited his favorite park – anywhere! Lithia Park in Ashland, OR. It was a lovely morning and I was happy to take the opportunity to sit […]
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About the Video This is a video of an art show presentation I gave on 1 July, 2015 to the residents of the Rogue Valley Manor (RVM). Location was the Deschutes Gallery, Skyline Plaza Building. In this video, I give the audience a brief outline of my background, including such classical influences as Picasso
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Art Show Prep I’ve been working on preparing myself for an art show. I’m showing at the Deschutes Gallery of the Rogue Valley Manor’s Plaza Building. This is in Medford, OR. I will deliver paintings on the end of the month, ready to show! The works will be on display through the month of July.
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My webmaster and I are upgrading this blog to be more mobile-friendly. The changes we are making will make the blog easier to load and see on mobile platforms.
Say What? Three kitties, six faces? How? You guessed it, Cubism. Cubist Influences I would like to tell you a little about my Cubist-style cat paintings. So, lets begin at the beginning.
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About the Painting Its about the greens in a young forest. I painted this piece in 2005; its one of my favorites. It was one of my early experiments with abstraction and mixed watermedia. I used traditional watercolor paint and acrylic.
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The Challenge Welcome to a retrospective of paintings in green! Why? My friend and artist Ethel Forsberg from Visby, Sweden, challenged me to participate in the "Art Relay Race" on Facebook.
The Park Lithia Park is an historic place Ashland, Oregon. Its a beautiful park designed by the same person who designed Golden Gate Park. It has lots of varieties of trees. A creek runs through it. Rhododendrons and azaleas bloom profusely in spring. There are two duck ponds. But, I chose a different viewpoint – looking down
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Challenge Welcome to Day Four of the 3-paintings-per-day-for-five-day (3-4-5) FB challenge! Today I'm featuring my "Torsten on Bass" series, and for a blog bonus, I'm adding a fourth piece. (Thank you Myrna Wacknov for inviting me to participate in the challenge).
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