New Work in Pastel

 

 

All Spruced Up, is a 10" x 16" pastel on Canson Mi Teintes paper.

 

We Be Friends Too, is a 10 1/2" by 10" pastel on Canson Mi Teintes paper.

 

Studio Redo

Basement Studio Entrance

 

 

The BEFORE and AFTER

 

 

Two walls are removed. Paint, flooring, lights, camera, action!

 

 

   

 

The partial ceiling was torn down and new lights put up.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



 

 

 

 

 

 

Pierce Cedar Creek, Blue Moon Art Group 2013 Exhibit

      Blue Moon Art Group members, Carol Hatfield, Vivian Schilling, Bev Tippmann, and I, have a group exhibit of 52 pieces of art at Pierce Cedar Creek, Hastings, MI.  The exhibit will be up till the end of November.  The art works are available for purchase. 

      This 661 acre nature preserve is full of hiking trails, and offers several Sunday brunches by Chef Richard.  The center is open during the week and on event weekends.  Check out their website, www.cedarcreekinstitute.org, to find hours, programs, and how to buy tickets for the brunches this fall.

 

Fields of Gold is a 11" x 14" acrylic painted on Gessobord. SOLD

Morning View is an 11" x 11" acrylic on canvas. SOLD

Irish Spring is a 6" x 6" acrylic on Gessobord. SOLD

Four of my seventeen framed art works that are on display.

 

 



Baby G-SOLD, and Baby G II

 

Baby G is an 8 1/2" x 12 1/2" ink-resist and watercolor on 140# cold press paper.

 

Baby G, II is an 8 1/2 x 12 1/2 ink-resist and watercolor on 140# cold press paper.



We Be Friends, SOLD

We Be Friends is a 6" x 6" acrylic on gessobord.

The price for this original framed is $60.00 including shipping.

Who's There? SOLD

Who's There? is a 6 1/2" x 8" ink-resist on 140# cold press paper.

Peeps, SOLD, Red Fusion, Benton Harbor, MI

 

The first time gala, Red Fusion, was created to raise money for

the Benton Harbor Red Cross.  Artists could bring a prepped canvas

to finish while being watched by attendees, or start from a blank canvas.

  

I'd wanted to participate in this event, but we were in the process of moving

to a new home. Artist Kathy Barnes stopped in the Open Door Gallery

 the night before the event and told me there was an opening for another artist.

I dug through boxes and packed the car for an art road trip!

 

 

I drew several thumbnail sketches (tiny drawings in my sketch book)

and found one that looked like fun.

 

The finished painting, Peeps, was purchased by a couple from Muskegan.