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Color Theory Grey
$3,800.00 Framed Painted Paper Collage 26” x 41” Quick View -
Color Theory Sand
$3,800.00 Framed Painted Paper Collage 26” x 41” Quick View -
Color Theory Black
$3,800.00 Framed Painted Paper Collage 26” x 41” Quick View -
Calling
$3,500.00 Gallery Wrapped Acrylic on Canvas 28” x 45” My art origin, if you will, started as an attempt to bribe my husband into learning to read again. Three poems read aloud each day for three watercolors painted each a day. The watercolors were just small paintings of one color…two colors….what do these blues really look like next to each other. Passing time by playing with paint. After Phil’s death this summer, I started again. Just playing with paint and paper. These are the results. Quick View -
Blue River
$3,500.00 Gallery Wrapped Acrylic on Canvas 28” x 45” My art origin, if you will, started as an attempt to bribe my husband into learning to read again. Three poems read aloud each day for three watercolors painted each a day. The watercolors were just small paintings of one color…two colors….what do these blues really look like next to each other. Passing time by playing with paint. After Phil’s death this summer, I started again. Just playing with paint and paper. These are the results. Quick View -
Cool
$3,500.00 Gallery Wrapped Acrylic on Canvas 28” x 45” My art origin, if you will, started as an attempt to bribe my husband into learning to read again. Three poems read aloud each day for three watercolors painted each a day. The watercolors were just small paintings of one color…two colors….what do these blues really look like next to each other. Passing time by playing with paint. After Phil’s death this summer, I started again. Just playing with paint and paper. These are the results. Quick View -
Green Flash
$3,500.00 Gallery Wrapped Acrylic on Canvas 28” x 45” My art origin, if you will, started as an attempt to bribe my husband into learning to read again. Three poems read aloud each day for three watercolors painted each a day. The watercolors were just small paintings of one color…two colors….what do these blues really look like next to each other. Passing time by playing with paint. After Phil’s death this summer, I started again. Just playing with paint and paper. These are the results. Quick View -
Color Theory Yellow
$3,200.00 Painted Paper Collage on Paper 22” x 30” Art 26" x 37” Framed What is red or blue or green or yellow? What do each of us perceive in the color range. These pieces play with that idea. Quick View -
Color Theory Green
$3,200.00 Painted Paper Collage on Paper 22” x 30” Art 26" x 37” Framed What is red or blue or green or yellow? What do each of us perceive in the color range. These pieces play with that idea. Quick View -
Color Theory Blue
$3,200.00 Painted Paper Collage on Paper 22” x 30” Art 26" x 37” Framed What is red or blue or green or yellow? What do each of us perceive in the color range. These pieces play with that idea. Quick View -
Color Theory Red
$3,200.00 Painted Paper Collage on Paper 22” x 30” Art 26" x 37” Framed What is red or blue or green or yellow? What do each of us perceive in the color range. These pieces play with that idea. Quick View -
Cloud Reflections
$2,500.00 Collage on Board 18” x 24” At the Mauna Lani ponds, I noticed how beautiful the world is upside down in the water. The clouds, the palms, the rocks all look enticing, soft, rounded, and slightly disorienting. Quick View -
Golden Sky, Silver Sea Triptych
$2,400.00 Painted Paper Collage on Board Each 11” x 14” Watching the late afternoon sun with the sky exploding in golden light and the ocean shimmering, I wanted to capture that feeling of overwhelming light reflecting. These were created using iridescent paints and thin rice papers which allowed for more texture and layering. Quick View -
Flow
$1,500.00 Gallery Wrapped Acrylic on Canvas 18” x 18” My art origin, if you will, started as an attempt to bribe my husband into learning to read again. Three poems read aloud each day for three watercolors painted each a day. The watercolors were just small paintings of one color…two colors….what do these blues really look like next to each other. Passing time by playing with paint. After Phil’s death this summer, I started again. Just playing with paint and paper. These are the results. Quick View -
The Open Door
$1,500.00 Gallery Wrapped Acrylic on Canvas 18” x 18” My art origin, if you will, started as an attempt to bribe my husband into learning to read again. Three poems read aloud each day for three watercolors painted each a day. The watercolors were just small paintings of one color…two colors….what do these blues really look like next to each other. Passing time by playing with paint. After Phil’s death this summer, I started again. Just playing with paint and paper. These are the results. Quick View