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Sharing the lessons I teach at the Artist Guild and the personal discoveries in my art.
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Saturday, January 30, 2016

Valentine Cupcake



Valentine Cupcake
6x6 in oil on canvas panel $110.
Purchase HERE

Artist note
I love February!
Why,
because 
Valentine's Day is a 
lovely way to remember 
our loved ones.
Not only sweethearts, but friends, 
pets...everyone or everything 
which brings 
happiness into our hearts.

And the anticipation 
starts on
Feb 1st

Wednesday, November 4, 2015

Rain Puddles And Red Chili.


Rain Puddles
6x8in oil on canvas panel $135. SOLD


Artist Note.
A sight not often seen
here in early November.
This was during the two days 
of rain we got. 

This view of the chili fields
looks totally different 
than in the full sun. 
Far more muted.

Red chili is harvested 
later than the green chili. 
Left on the vine to turn red,
 it is picked and spread on
roofs and similar surfaces
to dry in the sun -
the traditional way.
I LOVE chili
green or red.

This may conclude my water series.
Notice the "may."
I have enjoyed it.


Tuesday, May 26, 2015

Lunchtime!

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Lunchtime
6"x 6" Oil on canvas panel  $110.
Purchase HERE

Artist Note.
In an effort to be broader 
in my painting subjects, I am 
hoping to enter DAILY PAINTWORKS
weekly Challenge on a regular basis.

Carol Marine has chosen
Critters 
as the theme this week.

I admit to having to look up what 
defined a critter!
A pleasure to participate.
See everyone's entry





Wednesday, January 21, 2015

Roses and Gift -Day 21





Roses and Gift
6x8in oil on canvas panel $130. SOLD


Some guild member friends gave me this
beautiful lidded pot for Christmas.
I have already painted some
tiny studies in watercolor and this is my first
attempt in oils. I know I will be painting it again.

Artist Note,
I took a day off from the challenge yesterday,.
The workshop was over and I needed a day
to regroup and focus back on teaching.
It felt so good!