'Color Therapy: Warm vs. Cool Tones' - 20"x 20" - oil on canvasStill waiting for final word on that announcement I was alluding to weekend before last. Decided I couldn't wait any longer to at least post SOMETHING, so here is my latest Color Therapy painting. So far, it's my favorite.
Sorry to be so cryptic. And it's not even like I'm gonna tell you I won the lottery or that I'm really Kate Middleton in disguise and that this blog will be closed right after my big, expensive wedding next month. Actually, William said I could keep it open. His mother is skeptical, though.
But, seriously, I can say that I have been invited to take part in Mason Murer's annual Realism Group Show, the reception taking place on Friday, April 8, 2011 from 7pm to 10pm. I am so excited to be a part of this show and especially to have the honor of my work hanging around with Neil and Karen Hollingsworth's, two lovely artists I've known for years through our online communication. Some day, SOME DAY, we will finally meet in person, I promise!
If you're in the Atlanta area, stop on by. I will, sadly, not be in attendance. My mother even offered to fly me out there for the show. So sweet (Hi, Mom!!), but I have several other commitments, including another show submission, due the following week, and I realized when I looked at my calendar that I can only manage it if I split myself in two. Boo. Being human sucks.
Sorry to be so cryptic. And it's not even like I'm gonna tell you I won the lottery or that I'm really Kate Middleton in disguise and that this blog will be closed right after my big, expensive wedding next month. Actually, William said I could keep it open. His mother is skeptical, though.
But, seriously, I can say that I have been invited to take part in Mason Murer's annual Realism Group Show, the reception taking place on Friday, April 8, 2011 from 7pm to 10pm. I am so excited to be a part of this show and especially to have the honor of my work hanging around with Neil and Karen Hollingsworth's, two lovely artists I've known for years through our online communication. Some day, SOME DAY, we will finally meet in person, I promise!
If you're in the Atlanta area, stop on by. I will, sadly, not be in attendance. My mother even offered to fly me out there for the show. So sweet (Hi, Mom!!), but I have several other commitments, including another show submission, due the following week, and I realized when I looked at my calendar that I can only manage it if I split myself in two. Boo. Being human sucks.
- detail -P.S. New daily painting being listed for sale tomorrow evening. Was supposed to be this past weekend, but then I was reminded that I had to get my paperwork in order for my much delayed trip to the accountant. I hate tax season.
5 comments:
What an amazing painting this is. The quality in the execution is exceptional. The sheen on the fabric.....WOW! The composition needless to say is above all the true star! I'm so happy to be able to have my work shown along side yours.
Awww, backattcha, Alvin!
I think your shells are the most beautiful paining I have seen in a long time.. All your paintings are so grand. I am a big fan of yours. studiojeanne216
Thank you, Jeanne!
You're just a phenomenal painter!
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