Thursday, March 8, 2012

Fun in an A2 gallery!

I thought this "see saw" sculpture at an Ann Arbor Gallery was pretty fun! I wish I would have noted the artist. I liked the idea- super hero like!


Continuation of transportation series

Hooray for Painting Night! I love painting night!
about done with the sailboat in the transportation series

Groovy dress painting for 60's night coming up!

Friday, February 24, 2012

tractors


More recent paintings I'm working on in the transport series..

Friday, February 17, 2012

Well, we went to the Armory Arts Open House for the 2nd Sunday event in support of Mary. Her studio looked wonderful! She is a brilliant artist. The girls and I also got henna tattoos by Afaff. Mine lasted less than a week- I wash my hands a lot! Oh well, it was fun, and it was pretty while it lasted.


Applying the dye.


They were so pretty!


Wed nite painting

On Wed nites I paint with my buddy Mary. I've been painting on wallpaper, really enjoying the results. They are framable, rather like paper- matted and framed. They do not require glass. This picture is on a wooden floor, I have the wallpaper clipped to a board.
Sorry, once again I'm having trouble flipping.
I flipped it in another program but this program just ignored my flip.
I guess you'll get a neck workout looking at my blog :)

My first "real bike" was a blue Shwinn 3 speed.
I was being nostalgic painting this bike. I loved that bike!

Thursday, February 9, 2012

flipped bus

can't get this pic to flip for some reason
I wish they had a flipper right on this site
anyway, this is last night's painting- in progress

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Horse painting

next layer on horse... I'm trying to decide if it's done

Saturday, January 21, 2012

What I'm working on this week

underpainting started Tues 

drawing with sharpie and glitter crayon

Thursday, October 13, 2011

Airplane, mostly sky


Here's the latest on the airplane and sky painting- try to picture it all in a horizontal row...

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Repeat after me

I'm doing a series of paintings that are abstract. Each one represents something in nature, and the repetitive patterns we are surrounded by.