Showing posts with label abstract art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label abstract art. Show all posts

Monday, August 3, 2009

Kentucky Theater Exhibit




I thought I'd show some of my pictures from the exhibit I had at the Kentucky Theater. I didn't sell anything this time, but I do have someone interested in a piece who I am currently talking to. The show ran through July and he didn't get in contact with me until August. That's OK, better late than never. But be assured, if I make this sell the Kentucky Theater will still get the commission coming to them, it's very good to keep good relations. And, Fred (the Manager) has been very helpful and supportive as far back as I can remember. I have an exhibit at Awesome Inc. through August and I'll post those pictures very soon. This will be a busy Fall, hopefully with lots of sales from very, very good people. Everyone take care and have fun!

Monday, January 5, 2009

New Painting


Overlooking Jessamine-this is my newest piece. The last piece did not work out the way I was hoping, but I will explain more of that in another posting. The reason this is called Overlooking Jessamine is because the Robin was setting on an Overlook in Garrard County looking at Jessamine County across the Kentucky River. This is an Acrylic piece on board. I struggle sometimes with her skin tone, being she is very tan, but when I get it right it is worth it. She a great model. In the original picture the trees almost completely hide the hill you are seeing so I left out a few trees. I thought about leaving them out all together, but I thought a happy medium was best. I also added in those Turkey feathers, I just love the way they look. Everyone have fun!

Saturday, December 6, 2008

A New Piece with Julie


I've been working on a new color pencil piece. The other night my cat Julie would not leave me alone, so I let her set in my lap while I worked, which was hard as well as cute, so I thought I'd show you guys a picture of this. Sometimes you have to be an artists even with the cutest thing in the world in your way. Just try to work and not wake her up. I'll put the finished piece on here soon. I may even give Julie credit as co-artist. Have fun!

Saturday, July 19, 2008

An even newer painting


Hey everyone! I have forgotten about the previous post, I will have that finished painting on here this week. I went on to another painting which you can see above. I titled it, The Scout. I'm not done yet, but I thought I'd put it out here to let everyone see what I have done so far. This model, Robin, was tickled to death to get to pose with the stick. She kept making Kung Fu poses, which wasn't what I was looking for, but it was fun to see her have fun. This is not a Kung Fu pose however, here she is looking out over the boulders. For the mood of the painting, is she exploring new land for the first time, or is she observing the land that she loves. Is stick is a walking tool for the rocky terrain or a means of protection? I will show you more once I get it done in a few days. Everyone take care and have fun!
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Monday, June 16, 2008

Art at the Cathedral

I keep forgetting, I have three paintings that are on display at Christ Church Cathedral. Gallery hours are from 9:30 to 3:30 weekdays and the reception will be on the next gallery hop on June 20th. They were nice enough to put my painting Prayer Among the Trees on the front page. Have fun!
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Good Foods Market and Cafe art fair

I forgot to mention from 10-2 June 21st, I will be at the Good Foods Market and Cafe art fair. Come on by and buy! Get it, Ok, that was a bad pun, but I liked it. Have fun!

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Hey everyone!

Sorry not to be on in a while, I've been on vaction in New Mexico and Flagstaff. Me and my wife danced with some Pueblo Indians, went on a lama hike, and rode a train through the flooded state of Iowa and yes, it's bad! We saw people trying to save thier homes by laying sand bags down to keep out the water. We saw other houses below water, a real mess. No global warming heh? Anyway, we visited many art galleries, the ones in Taos were not as cool as they used to be. There was one really good gallery called the Old World Fine Art gallery
Look at the art of Antonio Arllanes. I'm not really a fan of abstract art, but I loved his! It's worth checking out. I will blog about my new painting that I've finished in a day or two. Everyone take care and have fun!
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