Sold!

This Painting was bought today by the same couple who bought my Butterfly Goddess and Sea Turtle. They Loved the Turtle, and commissioned another one…  Two Figures doing Jugitsu…

By imablog

Art Studio Needed!

Febuary was such amazing time for my Art business, so much so, that I officially became a self employed Painter.  I have months of paintings planned and spoken for, which is so incredably awesome and i’m so greatful.  My Art focus and energy is now strickly fine art painting.  This is part of what I have always wanted for myself.  Now I need to take my work into a real studio.   I’m currently working out of my livingroom which is starting to become a big problem.  Paint has splattered on the walls and spilled on the floor.  I have barly any room to work and my walls are now coverd with paintings.  I cant streach my wings working like this. I need a bigger work space that is close.   Universe please help me out! :)   I’m thinking about creating a kickstarter video for an art studio. What do you think?

 

By imablog

Painting a Sea Turtle.

This painting was commissioned by the buyer of my, Butterfly Goddess.   She has invited me to a gathering this Saturday and said I could hang a bunch of paintings and she would show them to her friend$.  I would really like to finish this painting by Friday.     I’m using a lot of  gold  and glitter.

New painting started as a donation

This painting has been planned for months.  It’s intended to be a back drop for Music group, “Medicine For The People.” which happens to be one of my favorite music groups of my time.  This should help add to  their visual presentation. 

I have been waiting for, but now have the materials needed to work.  I’m painting acrylic on a black canvas that is not really stretched.  I punched grommet holes in each corner, and my sweetheart sewed a hem down the sides.   I hope it will be finished by April.   Painting on a canvas that hasn’t been gessoed takes some getting used to, because the paint just soaks into it.  The texture on the wall surface is adding an unexpected element to the painting.