"Creation from Genesis 1"

Numbers 1 through 4

"Creation from Genesis 1"

Numbers 4 through 7

"Creation from Genesis"

Numbers 6 through 9

"Creation from Genesis 1"

Numbers 1 through 9

Each painting is 12"x12", oil on canvas panel $300. each

I have been working on this series for months and finally got it hung all together! Even though it still needs to be straighter and I have two more panels to finish, I am glad to finally see it together.

Each painting has its own title as follows:

1. "...Without Form and Void..."

Genesis 1:2

2. "...Darkness Upon the Face of the Deep..."

Genesis 1:2

3. "Let There Be Light..."

Genesis 1:3

4. "Firmament in the Midst of the Waters

...Let it Divide the Waters from the Waters..."

Genesis 1:6

5. "... Let the Dry Land Appear..."

Genesis 1:9

6. "...Let the Earth bring forth Grass, Fruit yeilding Fruit after His Kind,

Whose Seed is in Itself..."

Genesis 1:11

7. :For Signs and for Seasons, and for Days, and Years...

The Greater Light to Rule the Day..."

Genesis1:14,16

8. "...The Lesser Light to Rule the Night,... the Stars Also..."

Genesis1:16

9. "...Let the Waters Bring Forth Abundantly

the Moving Creature that Hath Life,

and Fowl That May Fly Above the Earth..."

Genesis 1:20

And yet to be painted...

10. "...Let the Earth Bring Forth the Living Creature after His Kind..."

Genesis1:24

11. "...In the Image of God

Created He Him; Male and Female Created He Them..."

Genesis 1:27

"Color!"

Acrylic on panel approx. 24"x 40" (I will measure it another day....)

Another cold, very grey day..... I have been unable to do much from my slightly despondent state. Yesterday I drove out into the countryside and did a small sketch and worked some on adding an elk to a four season wildlife composition I am doing. When I came back, I found a forgotten board ready to receive paint. I decided to try just color to see if that would move me onward. The little computer "Paint" * projects are so enjoyable I decided to use that concept and played with this for several hours. It worked. While I was working on it, I was lost and happy! I am going to post it on all three blogs..... *See my blog "Paint Doodles" Click on it in the left hand column.

" Evening Observation: Idaho Falls Temple"

Oil on Canvas Panel 11"x 14" sold

On the first night of our Idaho Temple Tour, my sister and I were in the perfect motel room for observing and painting the Temple! It was a warm autumn night, the moon was full, and the wind, calm so the reflections were wonderful. And because I was inside, all was quiet. We watched traffic coast by on the other side of the Snake River, but heard nothing.

The next day we attended the Rexburg Temple. I have not finished the begining I made that day. Soon. After that, the tour did not exactly follow our plans, but was still great. We went to both the Twin Falls Temples and Boise, where our other sister joined us!

But I was unable to begin paintings at either as my pesky cold resurfaced and lasted forever. So I have some work to do to finish the Idaho Tour.

We are talking about doing a Utah Tour begining in St. George.

Painted Christmas Ornaments 2009 Small about 2" Large about 4"

Someone asked me a while back how to go about painting on ornaments..... I hadn't thought about it since painting one in 2007.... a special experience....

I decided that since I know how to do it, I would! And here are a few.... More to come.

Red Nativity

Red Nativity

Watercolor 14" x 11" sold

"Wise Men"

sold

Watercolor-Collage with Gold Approx. 14"x11"

Nativity Painting 2008 Private Collection

Rendering personal interpretations of the Biblical account of the Birth of Christ is a pleasant learning experience for the month of December each year.

June, a dear friend who has been supportive of all my efforts in art and life, to me, epitomizes the ideas of a virtuous woman as poetically described in Proverbs 31. I made this little book for her birthday last year and didn't think to photograph it. She brought it back to me to be fixed when it was damaged, so I have this opportunity to post it. Since I do love to work with all things red, I do love to work with the idea of rubies. The book has a red velvet cover and special beads from my little collection. The finial bead is from a red crystal pin and earing set given to me by my parents. The long one is from a delightful trip to Los Angeles over 20 years ago. I found a great bead shop and went crazy buying oriental beads from Turkey to China and further. I still have a few jade, coral and others. I love to use them in and on special projects like this.