Pastel Society of America’s Materials Show in NYC
The highlight of the day for me was meeting Sandra Burshell, while she reviewed my portfolio. She was very encouraging to me and I loved her immediately.
The highlight of the day for me was meeting Sandra Burshell, while she reviewed my portfolio. She was very encouraging to me and I loved her immediately.
It is interesting that she chose her theme of me as a risk taker– not something I always see in myself– but I guess is true if I step back objectively.
She was a poet that started doing collage at the age of 57, and went on to create 400 of them. I loved her abstract compositions as well as her use of texture and layering.
I loved her bright landscape paintings that exhibit her strong design sense, so I want to introduce you to her work.
There aren’t too many contemporary pastel artists doing terrific abstract work, so I have been delighted to come upon Diana Sanford.
My large monoprint collage Youth Symphony is in this juried show at the Essex Art Association from May 6- May 27. We had a great time at the opening on Friday night with both old friends and new.
In this post you can see photos of my devoted examination of some of my favorite paintings by Van Gogh.
By doing my part in furthering his work, maybe I can help him eventually become well known.
A powerhouse group, their advice was gentle and encouraging, freeing and supportive, and blissfully without prescription. If I taught, this is the way I would teach.
His use of the palette knife for these is perfect, and contributes to their strong vibrant character.
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.
I have only recently become acquainted with Bruce Riley’s work but I love it.
This time of year, when there are just a few leaves left on the trees, reminds me of the artwork of Rick Stevens.
I love these photos I found on Pinterest of French floral artist Claire Basler’s studio, and thought you might enjoy them too.
I love Claire Desjardins’ use of abstract color. Check out her work on her website and in this post. At the bottom, too, are a couple shots of her studio.