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I went to my friend Tari Kahrs art show opening last night at Little Monsters/Flint Street gallery in Lake Orion. Tari has a very nice collection of fruits, vegetables and flowers in pastel. Tari also makes jewelery. The show will be up for the month of May.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Friday, May 7, 2010
Card #32 Abstracted Map
I painted this card as a study for a larger painting. It is an abstracted map of the city of Boston and the Harvard square area. I would love to go there someday soon. The highways are the yellow lines and the streets are the black lines. The green areas are the park areas.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Card #31 Luna
As I continue on my circular journey I have created more cards. This one looks very outerspacey. After removing the tape I discovered it had been placed a bit crookedly. It isn't perfectly framed but I like it anyways!
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
In the works
This is a painting in progress. I am really liking this one but I don't think it is quite done. I wanted to share anyways. The background color in the photo looks almost brownish but it is really purple. I'll take another photo when I am done.
Monday, May 3, 2010
Card #30 Sampler
Happy Monday! This card painting is another example of my tea and spraying technique. I added a linear element with the circles. I am really enjoying this series.
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Giveaway
A fellow VAST member has on her blog a giveaway through U Print. If you go to her blog http://www.dianeclancy.com/blog/ 2010/05/rolled- canvas-giveaway- your-image/ you can win a chance to have your artwork printed on a 16 x 20 canvas.
Card #29 Red Moon
I forgot to do my posting yesterday! I worked out at the gym and then I worked in the yard all afternoon weeding and trimming shrubs back. I only got half-way across the backyard and ran out of steam. I have a big yard.
Today's painting is going further with my circles theme. I have started a larger painting using the same technique. It is great when a smaller card painting inspires me to do more, larger paintings.
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