SUSAN'S . . . PLAYING AGAIN!

SUNBURST 1   5 1/2" 3 1/2" pastel 10" x 8" white mat, glass + gold frame $95 + $10 insured shipping Blossoming friendship is as a burst of rays . . .  Cherish your newfound and old friends!

AS TEMPERS FLARE 4 1/2" x 4 1/2" pastel  SOLD / PRIVATE COLLECTOR Vehemently the words flew out . . .  swirling around in the dark, yet bright sky. Stinging as colliding . . .  and unable to retract. Power of the word.

HEAT 4 1/2" x 4 1/2" pastel 8" square archival white mat* *no glass nor frame $95 + $5 insured priority shipping - tax inclusive Sun . . .  blazing . . .  scorcher . . .  whew!

LIGHTS AT SUNSET 12"h x 16"w pastel 18"h x 22"w white matt, glass + black fram e The palette was phenomenal . . .  a cavalcade of reds, blues, yellows, and oranges . . .  painted the evening sky.  Quite a celestial picture!

EVENING BLAZE  6" x 6" pastel, glass + 12" square gold frame Sold - Private Collector Heavy and ominous  were the mass of clouds as darkness fell. Yet aglow and bright the sky flamed  from the quick descent of the sun.  Passion was the night.

This sunset is a Favorite of mine and felt it warranted  another posting, since it will be featured in  DailyPainters.com's December ad.  Plus, felt many might enjoy seeing some heat  with all the cold weather running amuck. Enjoy! SIZZLE  . . .  SUMMER 4 1/2" x 4 1/2" pastel 8" square archival white matte, glass + gold leaf frame sold Scorch  . . .  Fry  . . . Swelter  . . . Heat!

A RISING SUN 4 1/2" x 4 1/2" pastel It was early morning, the air was calm and the colors  were dusky, as I peered out the window.  Instantly the sky became illuminated with a flash as the bold, brazen sun arose. 

WINDOW + A CLOUD 4 1/2" X 4 1/2" pastel 8" square white archival matte, glass and gold leaf frame $150 + $15 insured priority shipping The sky was so blue and the sun extremely bright today, as I spent much of the day outside. As time passed, I begun to reminisce of Taos Pueblo. Taos was one of my favorite locations to visit when I lived in Albuquerque. The contrast of the adobe buildings against the blue sky was always visually exhilarating. There's such a dark richness in the brown color of an adobe, yet so many other colors were apparent upon closer scrutiny. And the organic shape of the walls emanated an Earthy feel. But above all, I felt a comforting unification between the Earth and the blue sky as I stood in awe in front of the Pueblo.