"Sunflower"
11 3/4"x 11 3/4" on MDF panel with 1 3/4" cradled sides
I hope you can come to the opening reception at the Aar River Gallery on October 1 from 6-9 p.m!
I am really happy with this revisited version of the sunflower piece I've been fighting with the past few days...If you tuned in to the last entry of this saga you noted that I blocked in a completely different reference after taking my electric sander to it...All that was left was to paint it...clean up a few little loose ends and here she is...FUN STUFF!! AND.......
Last night the "Up the Mountain Steakhouse" in Conifer invited the artists who are displaying work on their gallery walls to sample the wonderful food they will be offering the public when they open on October 1! I have to tell you all it was AWESOME...I loved the food, the atmosphere and the people...You have to try...come on up...eat and enjoy and see the artwork gracing the walls of this beautiful mountain restaurant! AND....
WOW, what a fun day! I just found out that my wax collage process in the form of a printed workshop...and some of my pieces (one to be created just for...) will be in the Jan/Feb issue of Cloth Paper Scissors! YEA...! Now, to get busy writing the workshop and gathering pieces to be sent to the magazine! YEA...HAPPY DANCE!!! ok...after that bit of happy back to the business of art...
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Saundra vous êtes telle votre tournesol vous brillez... Magnifiques ces oeuvres que vous nous dévoilez... J'aime réellement... Bon week-end, bises
Well, Saundra, that is exciting news! Well deserved, too. You have to work hard to make all this cool stuff happen. Congratulations!
Oh, and I forgot to say how much I like your sunflower painting. I must buy myself an electric sander if that's what it takes!!
Merci Martinealison...so glad you enjoy these pieces!!
And, thank you Elizabeth!! It is a fun side trip for an artist...but we do have to keep working...and I highly recommend getting a sander (not that your work needs it)...cuz it is so much FUN to use power tools...it won't let you over think anything! HA
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