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DOWNFALL



DOWNFALL
pastel- 11"h x 14"w
SOLD - PRIVATE COLLECTOR

Believe it or not, I have been painting even with all 
my racing around - hard to believe, but true.
I usually work simultaneously on about 9 paintings mounted on a wall 
easel, with different due dates for each. May be a delusion, but I feel 
I do not overwork the pastels when I work on many.

Much of my current focus is work for my solo June show, Frayed, to be held at Ray Street Custom Framing and Gallery. The work will be a collection of reconstructed baby dolls and pastels, with the premise that there is always a glimmer of hope on the horizon. This sunset Downfall, is one of the pastel pieces to be included.
Hope you enjoy the view!

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