Through a Glass Darkly
As we head into this holiday weekend full of Christian import, it is helpful to remember that were are not seeing the facts
As we head into this holiday weekend full of Christian import, it is helpful to remember that were are not seeing the facts
Brad Murray is an artist of unique passion and depth of soul. He unleashes a wonderful use of color and vigorous spontaneity in his abstract art.
Our daughter showed us the five teapots she made last week for her Intermediate Ceramics class.
This rather intense, high contrast abstract painting in pastel I have just completed. It is titled Rubaiyat, after the Sufi poem by that name.
Both of these abstract pastels have very textured underpaintings that were thrilling to paint on. I will be doing more of this!
This pastel that I did plein air last fall is titled In the Presence of Swans, and the other one…
There is lots of talent in this group, and the people are warm and pleasant.
For quite some time I’ve wanted to do some abstract paintings of images under the microscope, and for some reason I did them over the weekend during the snowstorm.
I love the abstract landscapes painted by Mark Gould, and thought you would too.
Grayscale is something I will be experimenting with more this year to heighten my sensitivity to value relationships in my artwork.
Both our youngest and I gave my husband (her father) pottery that we made for Christmas.