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Monday, October 3, 2011
Slideshow of Studio Sidewalk!
What an exciting day! When I arose at about 6:45am, the all-volunteer crew was already here finishing details and readying the path from the street to the door of my studio, to become a sidewalk! It was fun and amazing to watch it all happen. These photos were selected from the forty plus I took this morning as I watched it all unfold. Everyone worked so wonderfully to make it happen! The craftsmanship is beautiful. It is a signed work! My neighbors, Randy and Kathleen came and assisted too. Randy brought a 2011 penny to put in the concrete. It shines! And the signatures and leaf prints made by Kathleen all look great. I understand it will be ready to walk on late this afternoon....so it will be ready for our studio tour this Thursday!
Monday, September 26, 2011
Monday, September 12, 2011
Crabapple Tree in the Evening
Oil on Cradled Canvas Panel 8" x 8" $125
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This marvelous tree which I see out both the kitchen and living room windows was planted by my Mother in about 1950. I have loved painting its vibrant pink blossoms in the spring, but, though I look at it every day, all year, never thought of trying to capture the poetry of the whole tree until now. The apples are ripe, ready to begin falling, dinner for squirells.
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Peace Rose
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Desert Blossoming
Desert Blossoming
Oil on Cradled Canvas Panel, 8"x8"
It is difficult at times to remember that we really are in a desert here... Our community Fathers did extraordinary work in making the valley beautifully productive by creating an irrigation system using our Snake River. The farming community and even we city dwellers benefit greatly from their hard work!
This rose was waiting for me in the garden this morning! I spent a wonderful tranquil afternoon in my studio exploring the rose and the day in paint!
Friday, September 2, 2011
Sunflower and South Hills
Oil on Cradles Canvas Panel 8"x8"
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Years ago friends moving to the West from the Eastern Coast and were amazed and fascinated by the Sunflowers growing wild all along roads and farmlands. They loved them. The first time I drew or painted them was as a gift to them as a thank you for showing me their beauty. Because they enjoyed these "weeds," I saw them with new eyes. I am always grateful to those who assist me to see better!
Sunflowers
Oil on Cradled Canvas Panel 8"x8" sold
Second try with sunflowers from a neighbors wonderful garden. Looser... More casual..... like.... sunflowers....
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