Posts Tagged ‘original art’
Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010
My husband and I are working on a collaborative project. When he takes a photo that inspires me I do a painting of it. The last 2 peices that I blogged about were part of this project as well as 2 others that I blogged about in the past. I thought you might like to see the photos next to the paintings. We’re going to present our idea to galleries and see what they think. It’s a cool idea because the photos are art in and of themselves and the drawings are art in and of themselves. When you see them side by side you see the beauty and uniqueness of each piece and each style of art. They compliment each other and together become a new and original form of art. So here you go. The photos next to the drawings.

Tags: art, art project, bird, bumblebee, collaborative art project, colored pencil, dog, drawings, family, flower, galleries, horse, husband, husband and wife artists, idea, ideas, original art, pencil, photographs, photography, presentation, raven, Self Portrait, wife
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Wednesday, January 6th, 2010
Here’s one that I finished just before Christmas. It’s a prismacolor. I haven’t thought of title yet. I have to figure out what her story is first. If any of you readers out there have any ideas, I’m open to suggestions.

Tags: art, awesome art, beautiful, colored pencil, cool, cool art, Native American girl, nature, new art, original art, painting
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Monday, November 9th, 2009
Tags: artwork of a horse, beauty, drawing, gentle eyes, horse, mist, morning, original art, painting, quiet, soft, wisdom in a horse's eyes, wisdom of a horse, wise
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Tuesday, June 9th, 2009
It’s been forever since I last blogged! Sometimes life gets so busy that you forget to do the little things, you know?
I’ve been getting ready for the show at the DeZion gallery lately. Today, my Dad and I drove down to my grandparent’s house to drop off a bunch of pieces that will be in the show. My grandpa has agreed to make the frames for all the art. Normally my brother Jake would do it but he’s kind of on his honeymoon right now so he’s a little busy
. Anyway, Grandpa makes fantastic frames so I’m really excited to see how they come out. I’m sure they’ll be amazing. It was fun to see my grandparents reaction to the art. They’re so proud! Grandma’s eyes just lit up as she was looking at it. Man, it always makes me feel so good to make my family proud of me. After all, family is what it’s all about.
Tags: art, art frames, artwork, DeZion Art Gallery, family, frames, grandma, grandpa, grandparents, original art, paintings, proud
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Tuesday, March 31st, 2009
Yesterday was annoying. I want to get my work into some more galleries so my Dad (who’s the marketing guy for willowrise) and I decided to drive into town to show my work to gallery owners and see if they’d take it. What we didn’t know is that all the galleries in the city are closed on Mondays. We couldn’t find a single one that was open. So annoying! We drove an hour and a half each way for nothing! So now we’re gonna have to go again tomorrow. This time however we’re going to do our homework and find out what galleries are open when so we don’t waste an entire day driving for no reason. Grrrr!
I didn’t want the whole day to be shot so when I got home I painted this. It only took maybe an hour as you can probably tell but I think it came out okay for what it is. I used turpenoid and prismacolor for the background and then just prismacolor for the forground. So the day wasn’t entirely wasted. I feel a little better.
Tags: a wasted day, accomplishment, an hour well spent, art, art galleries, city life, complaining, country life, drawing, driving, finding time, life in the mountains, long drive, making good use of time, nature, original art, painting, painting of nature, the city, the country, the mountains, time, wasted day, wasted time
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Thursday, March 26th, 2009
Okay, I may be goofy but I really liked the way the sky looked in the photo that I took of the painting I just finnished so I went back and drew clouds in to make it look like the photo. I think it’s better now than it was before! Ha. Thank goodness for bad photography.
Tags: art, bad photography, change, changing your mind, fixing artwork, life, mistakes, original art, painting, photography
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