Starting today, for the month of July, I have 5 paintings on display at the SEFCU Bank in Clifton Park.
The following image is an illustration I did for my husband, of his Gibson guitar. It was done with colored pencils.
Starting today, for the month of July, I have 5 paintings on display at the SEFCU Bank in Clifton Park.
The following image is an illustration I did for my husband, of his Gibson guitar. It was done with colored pencils.
This is turning into a busy month… two of my paintings (April and Lilac Wine) were selected for a show at the Maybee Farms Museum in Rotterdam, NY. The paintings will be on display there for the month of June.
This image is a new pencil painting entitled White Iris. I created it as a companion piece to Lilac Wine.
Starting today, for the months of June and July, my show Water Works will be on display at the Saratoga Springs Senior Center, in Saratoga Springs, NY. The show is composed of 8 of my water-themed watercolor paintings. The show will also be at two other locations in Saratoga later in the year.
I have two paintings (Lilac Wine and April) on display at The Center Gallery, in Clifton Park, as part of the Southern Saratoga Artists Society’s Spring Show for the month of May.
I’ve also finished another watercolor for my June show in Saratoga. It’s entitled Meditation.
This is a watercolor painting I’ve been working on this past winter. It is entitled April. I painted it from photographs I took last spring of my Rhododendron shrub. As luck would have it, I found a great 3-layer white wooden frame that sets it off perfectly.
The following image is one of the commissioned watercolor paintings I’ve been working on this winter. It’s entitled Great Blue and I loved painting it. It’s rare that a painting turns out exactly as you envisioned it in your mind, so when it does… it’s a great thing!
Starting today, I have three watercolor paintings on display at the NBT Bank in Clifton Park (Hannaford Plaza). My paintings will be on display through April 30th.
Diverging from my usual closeups, I created this landscape watercolor painting with as few layers of paint as possible, instead of my usual multiple layers of paint. Thurman Pond is a beautiful, peaceful body of water in the Adirondacks, that I was lucky enough to vacation at this past summer.
This pencil painting that I just completed is entitled Lilac Wine. It’s based on a photograph that I took of the Lilac Wine Iris in my garden.
In September of 2012, I took a colored pencil class with Cynthia Knox. The butterfly pencil painting is what I did in her class and gave to my daughter for her birthday. The technique is to use very tiny circular pencil strokes and create layer upon layer of color, along with burnishing between layers. It is extremely time consuming, but the end results look like an oil painting. The Dragonfly, that I did for my son, is a mixed media painting done with watercolor, colored pencil and ink.