Posts Tagged ‘art’
PHOENIX CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MURAL
Y This is one part of a wall of 3 for a small mural I did for a women’s/children’s homeless shelter clinic for Phoenix Children’s Hospital. I love those guys because they saved the life not once but twice of my husband’s sweet son Scott. Our family will always be grateful to them for what…
Read MoreANTI-HOA PLANT MURALS!
l This first mural was one I did on my own house. My daughter and I were out digging up the latest crop of burned plants we had attempted to plant in hellish Phoenix. Sweet Katie said in her cute little voice, “you know Mommy, we can’t grow them, but we CAN paint them!”…an idea…
Read MoreMURALS FROM THE 'WAYBACK'!
The images for these murals were before the age of digital. I wish I’d taken more pics of the work I did, but just wasn’t thinking! I did manage a few photos though. Here’s a few! This one was quite awesome to do! It’s done with CANS OF SPRAY PAINT, plus a power sprayer for…
Read MoreLION IN THE SERENGETTI
SUNSET LOVERS
This is actually more of a “quickie”. I was just playing with some pastels one day and this is what I came up with. What I’d like to do is a serious oil painting of this in my “outdoor adventure” series I’m currently working on. Need just the right models for it though, so when…
Read MoreKATE AT THE BEACH
This painting was done with my homegrown model stock, my daughter Kate. I’ts also my first (and I think only) seascape.
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ROMANIA
Okay, this was my first water painting, and may I say I impressed myself? I love the reflections and the way the light dances on the water. The resource I worked off of, a photograph the client gave me from when her son was there, needed fixing. I added more buildings and cleaned them up.…
Read MoreBOB!
Okay, not my norm. But when I drew this, I wasn’t normal! I got the resource for this pastel from a little tiny black and white picture in the Rolling Stone mag (I own this pastel and any prints I sell, are not for profit…the joys of working off other people’s work). I…
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