Showing posts with label future. Show all posts
Showing posts with label future. Show all posts

Saturday, February 10, 2018

Ever Present

  Ever present...
Those before us and those to come.
Staying in the now is the best gift for all.
"Ever Present"
 This is an 7.5"x5.5" piece in my art journal. Prints available on request.
(Printed image will be slightly cropped for printing purposes.) 

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Sunday, March 5, 2017

For All of Our Children

My husband recently did a photo shoot of one of my friend's kiddos. I was incredibly struck by one of the photos, the shadows so compelling that I was inspired to capture them.

As I painted my version of this beautiful young man I thought of my own boys and all of the children I teach and all of my friends' children, and I felt incredibly protective of their present and future. Let's do right by them.

"For All of Our Children"
My original paintings are available in my online gallery.
Prints of many of my paintings are available in my Etsy shop.
  I welcome commissions.
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Thursday, January 14, 2016

Welcoming

My kid, he's so creative. 


Little guy: "Make me food." Seriously, I did teach him how to ask nicely when he was a really little guy.

Me: "Make your own food." I put my earbuds in and continued listening to a podcast I'd started earlier.


Well, that little guy of mine picked up my phone and basically lead me by my earbud cable "leash" to the refrigerator. 

He gets points for creativity, but I have to say that he bombed on the mom making him something to eat part and he went ahead and nuked himself some queso.



This painting is part of the class I'm taking. The dragonfly (or maybe it's a butterfly, you decide) is leaving behind things/feelings/etc. that I'm letting go of and the sun is filled with what I want 2016 to be welcoming in. Most of the writing is illegible. That's by design. 

I love doing zentangles, though I rarely do them. Such a wonderful process, all of it! 

This painting is part of a year-long online art class (instructor Tamara LaPorte). 

"Welcoming"
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