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"Bringing something into existence"

My Creations

These are photos of a mix of old art and new. All my older works were mostly done in my grandma's oils- many now lost in history, having no camera to record them.  Most of my new works are done in acrylics. I have had no formal art education, as yet -but 10 delightful classes on how to use acrylic paints! 

My Gallery

The Selfie

Blue oysters

Woodduck

Bo

Cactus Blues

Runway the Pigeon

RunWay the Pigeon

Brooklyn oils and Acrylic

Dreams, farmer, raven

Dreams, in Acrylics

treasure, wolf creek, Chinese writing stone

Treasures of Wolf Creek, in Acrylics

Amigo Bob

Imagine, boys, ocean

Imagination in Oils

Poodle on Pendleton, in Acrylics

Yellow lab, Billy

Billy, in Acrylics

Young Lady, Waitress, pondering

South Pine Girl,  in Acrylics

Rooster

Rooster, ( Practice in pastels from unknown Photo)

Pigeons, bird bath, park, bubbles

Bubble Bath in the Park

Yellow lab, best buddies,

Bud and Murphy, in Acrylics

Golden Valley at dusk

Golden Valley Cactus at dusk, in Acrylics

St Barnard dog, rescue tank,

Jameson, in Acrylics

Golden Valley, cactus, beaver tails

Golden Valley Cactus, in Acrylics

Pup, toy, Dog

Jacques, in Acrylics

chicken, chicken feed, boot, chicken pen,

Chicken Run, in Oils

Coon cat, poodle, potted plant

Biscuit and Rascal, in Acrylics

ROOSTER ON TILES

Queeny oils and acrylic

Ginger oils and acrylic

In My other life-

Sometimes we just want to show only our best work -but that leaves the rest silent...

 Real life can be messy and can be painful and our best isn't all that  there is.  There is all the work that builds up to the best creation. Art can be a struggle. In my Other Life, I define it as anytime- then -as opposed to now, I did not have the time and money to create, so I had to make use of what ever I had. I made paints last forever painting so thin as to not waste it. Drawing on paper not meant for art. I did not have a method to photograph most of my art then. Not having art education made it more difficult than it would have been to create. Almost all my first paintings were painted with one brush that I pampered and coaxed along- not knowing when I might get another. A lot of art was lost to water damage, rats, moving, and inadequate storage.  Below I will add a series of  art photos- as I continue to find them, they show the then times, the crumpled and some what destroyed remains of  the learning which never stops, if we are lucky!

Rooster painted on tiles

And the thing is-Be Inspired!

These early works in my life are a testimony to a tenacity to experiment and learn.

I would never have imagined that I could draw a straight line, or even a crooked one -that could become a reasonable painting when I first picked up a pencil. Its a long road when you walk it by yourself, but if art is a passion in your heart, grab that pencil and start! My old works look like beginning art! They should inspire you to say- I can do that, I can do even better!

Then times

First Painting ever pre-teen

First Painting ever pre-teen

First Painting ever pre-teen

This was painted over 50 years ago, it set me on the path towards oil painting, using my grandma's oils and art box.

Second Painting pre-teen

First Painting ever pre-teen

First Painting ever pre-teen

This was painted over 50 years ago, this one was painted on fabric stretched and stapled over a piece of board. 

Teen years

First Painting ever pre-teen

Teen years

This pencil work I found is 47 years old. Apparently teen years had a lot of angst back then.

Teen years

Somewhere the 70's

Teen years

This Polaroid picture is water damaged but it is all I have of an an oil painting  I did from a magazine. I liked to paint large and this was at least 36 X 36  

Teen Years

Somewhere the 70's

Somewhere the 70's

Attempts at water color , somewhere I had got a hold of iridescent paint  or fingernail polish which this photo cannot show, but the fish is glowing with it. 

Somewhere the 70's

Somewhere the 70's

Somewhere the 70's

I painted this painting with grandmas oils, it fascinated with its message and loved reproducing the drama. The original artist is unknown to me.

Somewhere the 80's

Somewhere in 1980's

Somewhere in 1980's

I painted this painting of a nephew deciding I loved painting faces even if I did know know exactly how, 

Somewhere in 1980's

Somewhere in 1980's

Somewhere in 1980's

A faded polaroid of an oil painting I fell in love with faces. Learning curve was hair and eyelashes!

Penciling in 1998

Somewhere in 1980's

Color Penciling 1993

After years of not having time and supplies, I pick up the pencil again to sketch a loved face.

Color Penciling 1993

Color Penciling 1993

Color Penciling 1993

First color penciling

Penciling 1998

Color Penciling 1993

Penciling 1998

Learning faces, how the pieces fit together, how to capture emotion. Such a learning piece shows its missed marks after its done, and I say -ah I could have done better!

Penciling 2000

Color Penciling 1993

Penciling 1998

Penciling is a quick easy way to learn.

What's New Today!

These are Shroom Dolls! 

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