As the snow slowly melts here in nowhere, New Mexico, I am in the warm house rather than the freezing studio and painting 'snow' on paper. Each is 22x30" and I'm happy to say one of them is already spoken for. Thank you, sir.
. Enjoy the cold, snow with me. yi yi yi yi. And, if you're at all interested in one or two or three (an artist can dream, eh?), just use the contact information. Love those comments, too.
The first one shown here is a scene out our window. Of sorts. SILENCE IN THE SNOWY FIELDS. 22x30" acrylic, ink & crayon on paper. This piece has been spoken for, thank you, sir.
. Enjoy the cold, snow with me. yi yi yi yi. And, if you're at all interested in one or two or three (an artist can dream, eh?), just use the contact information. Love those comments, too.
The first one shown here is a scene out our window. Of sorts. SILENCE IN THE SNOWY FIELDS. 22x30" acrylic, ink & crayon on paper. This piece has been spoken for, thank you, sir.
Next comes MY SUN EVERY MORNING. On this piece I have written about it: " The day began with a Payne's Grey sky and snow falling. My thoughts turned red to make a change in my day. Soon, the sun came out and I was, once again, happy with the melting snow." 22x30" acrylic and graphite on paper
Lastly (so far) is the first one painted: WEST COUNTRY SONG. 22x30" acrylic, crayon, ink on paper.
Adding the one I just finished today, 1 January 2016: THE WOODS ARE LOVELY, DARK.... acrylic, ink, crayon on d'Arches paper, 22x30"
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