Halla Shafey (Featured Artist)
I was so grateful to get to know Egyptian abstract pastel painter Halla recently, and resonated with both the woman and her art.
I was so grateful to get to know Egyptian abstract pastel painter Halla recently, and resonated with both the woman and her art.
Here I both summarize and stylize four stories from the Old Testament by painting them in pastel.
A quiet city and a noisy one; a solitary experience of the city and a congested one.
Sitting as I am in a February snowbank, who wouldn’t be dreaming of lush?
Here are the two impressionistic paintings I painted this week.
This is the time of year, when I can no longer paint outside, I paint from photo references and memories of nature, as well as exploring ideas.
Here are four paintings I did in 2020, that had not yet made it onto the blog:
In both of these paintings, I was exploring concepts while also trying out new techniques. I’m happy with the results!
This intentionally stylized floral captures the profusion of garden glory in late summer.
Wielding the sword of Truth we can be victorious. God will give you the stamina and endurance for the fight.
Waiting for the pandemic to be over… And now, Advent begins, which is the traditional season of waiting…
In the rain, the autumn colors pop, the backgrounds blur, and the mood is serene and moist.
Memory is a deep thing with many layers, some more prominent than others, while underpinned by much more.
Don’t you love the vibrance of autumn, especially when it is back lit in the late afternoon?
After days of hiking in Vermont forests, I painted this impression.
It was a pleasure to get to know this old soul.