This is an excellent piece, thanks for sharing it. May I ask what size it is? What kind of paper is it on?
I especially like the colors and texture of the rock - it's vibrant, yet subtly patterned, and seems to be quite accurate. Is this an actual place? If so, where is it?
Thanks again for sharing, and I'm sorry about all the questions. Your sentiments are particularly meaningful to me - some of my best friends were injured in 9/11. Their lives were saved by those courageous and brave emergency crews.
GLOW 11" x 14" soft pastel SOLD - private collector So nice this pastel went to a wonderful home! Now I'll live in my memories of the Petrified Forest National Park, where I did a residency and was the inspiration for this painting. Thank you!
BATTLE OF THE BRANDS! CIRCLES + A STAR 6" x 6" pastel 10" square archival white matt, glass + black frame $295 + $15 insured priority shipping Monday is roaring up quickly and you know what that means . . . Battle of the Brands with donuts and cupcakes! Slinging going on from the East Coast to the West Coast . . . what a sticky mess! Sure Kelley MacDonald will be slamming me with a jelly donut . . . or two or three stacked oh, so high! But wait . . . also Mary Sheehan Winn has jumped into this ruckus . . . and shown her sportsmanship but tossing little munchkins into the ring last week. What's a gal to do? I say sit back and catch a couple of these tasty morsels flying bye. Yum!
PINK FIELDS 12" x 9" pastel on canvas panel PRIVATE COLLECTOR I'm teaching "Introduction to Pastels" once again at UCSD Extension this summer and will be covering a whole array of techniques from washes, to layering and strokes and in various genres. "PINK FIELDS" was the demo piece in illustrating washes on textured panels in an impressionistic style. So if you want to learn more on this medium, as well as have a barrel of fun, please click here to read more and sign up.
lovely painting today Susan...heartfelt words that i too share.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great Tribute! Love the angle on this!
ReplyDeleteThis is an excellent piece, thanks for sharing it. May I ask what size it is? What kind of paper is it on?
ReplyDeleteI especially like the colors and texture of the rock - it's vibrant, yet subtly patterned, and seems to be quite accurate. Is this an actual place? If so, where is it?
Thanks again for sharing, and I'm sorry about all the questions. Your sentiments are particularly meaningful to me - some of my best friends were injured in 9/11. Their lives were saved by those courageous and brave emergency crews.
Thank you Julie, Gwen and Logan.
ReplyDeleteLogan I am glad to hear your friends survived, but sorry to read of their injuries.
I believe the pastel is approximately 12"w x 18"h unframed. The image is the gateway into the church at Taos Pueblo, Taos New Mexico.
The skies are always such a deep blue, that makes the white cross very majestic and a wonderful contrast to the adobe structure.
I used to live in Albuquerque with gallery
representation in Taos, so visited the Pueblo frequently. It's very inspirational to me.