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Changes Ahead
First of all, thank you to those of you who have subscribed to this blog and supported me by your visits to see my art. Both actions are a tremendous encouragement to me.
I am writing to tell you about some changes that I am making. Essentially, my current online setup is very complicated and difficult to maintain. It is distracting from my studio time.
Therefore, I am going to move away from blogger and combine my "studio talk" blog and this sales blog. While I will no longer have a dedicated blog just for artwork, I will have posts that are just about new artwork, not studio talk. Those pieces will be titled "New Artwork: Name of Piece". So, if you subscribe to my blog you will be able to filter posts by title - or if you are a techie and can filter your feeds by category, they will be marked "for sale".
What you need to know:
If you want to be subscribed to the new blog, subscribe to my "studio talk" blog now and the change should be seamless. (Click on the "studio talk" button above. The subscribe function is at the top of the right hand sidebar.)
If you just want to check in, I will announce the new URL on this blog next week when it goes live. After that, this blog will become dormant.
I am sorry for any inconvenience this causes anyone. I wouldn't do it if I didn't feel it was essential. Making these changes will give me more time to devote to art. To encourage readers to make the move, I will be raffling off a few pieces of my art.
I am writing to tell you about some changes that I am making. Essentially, my current online setup is very complicated and difficult to maintain. It is distracting from my studio time.
Therefore, I am going to move away from blogger and combine my "studio talk" blog and this sales blog. While I will no longer have a dedicated blog just for artwork, I will have posts that are just about new artwork, not studio talk. Those pieces will be titled "New Artwork: Name of Piece". So, if you subscribe to my blog you will be able to filter posts by title - or if you are a techie and can filter your feeds by category, they will be marked "for sale".
What you need to know:
If you want to be subscribed to the new blog, subscribe to my "studio talk" blog now and the change should be seamless. (Click on the "studio talk" button above. The subscribe function is at the top of the right hand sidebar.)
If you just want to check in, I will announce the new URL on this blog next week when it goes live. After that, this blog will become dormant.
I am sorry for any inconvenience this causes anyone. I wouldn't do it if I didn't feel it was essential. Making these changes will give me more time to devote to art. To encourage readers to make the move, I will be raffling off a few pieces of my art.
Royal Lily
Royal Lily
7 in x 5 in, acrylics on Gessobord
varnished and ready to frame
$30 includes shipping to the US
I love the twists and turns in the petals of lilies and irises. In this painting I wanted to capture the sense of movement that these petals have.
Sunshine
Sunshine
7 in x 5 in, open acrylics on Gessobord,
varnished and ready to frame
$30 includes shipping to the US
This flower was a burst of sunshine on a dreary day for me. I wanted to capture the happiness that those flower petals brought to me.
FAQs- what you need to know when buying from me
Labels:
acrylics
A Peeling
A clementine in mid-unveiling. We so often overlook the beauty in our every day lives.
This is done on handmade toned paper. To best preserve the beauty of the paper, I'd recommend UV glass. The paper has beautiful flecks, shimmers, and an irregularity to it.
FAQs- what you need to know when buying from me
Labels:
clementine,
colored pencil
Delicate Beauty
These flowers were a part of my Christmas bouquet this year. They were the last to bloom. I thoroughly enjoyed watching them change each day. Watching the light shine through them one afternoon, I just had to paint them.
Pear Blossoms
Pear Blossoms7 in x 5 in
colored pencil on Stonehenge paper
$35 includes shipping to the US
I did this piece earlier this year. These are the blossoms from the Bradford pear tree in my yard. One to two weeks a year these rather quiet, round trees become a symphony of beauty in the neighborhood. They become like giant flowers, all covered in white blossoms.
FAQs - what you need to know when buying from me
FAQs - what you need to know when buying from me
Labels:
colored pencil,
pear blossoms
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