This painting is inspired by the remembrance of those who lost their lives in the twin towers. I know in my heart that those who made the decision to jump didn't make that decision alone.
This is the first of my 2009 edition of faceless angels. My angels celebrate those who have profound influence on our day to day lives. Most often they go unnoticed as they move in and out of our community of friends, family and strangers.
I will be offering Faceless Angel ornaments this year. Look for them in the next week or two. Don't forget the angels in your life. See you soon...T
Boy! Who knew snapdragons would be so tricky? I admit I struggled a little with this but all came out well in the end. It is nice to be playing with impressionism again. I have just finished an abstract marathon for my show at the University of South Alabama. It opened September first and will be on display through the end of October. I have started painting this years angels and will be posting samples and ordering information soon. I found out this morning a local artist is copying my faceless angels.What a great complement! See you soon...T
I am still not back into the small daily's. I painted these flowers a few weeks ago and just got around to photographing them.This happy painting has painted edges so there is no need for a frame.
Here I am again. I am getting ready for a show at a local university and have been devoting my time to that rather than daily paintings. Here are three of the new pieces I will be showing. Each one is 24x48 acrylic on gallery wrap canvas. Hope you like them...T
I told you on Monday that my Wednesday night students asked to do an abstract piece. They get to choose between the Dr's Bouquet and this painting. I am curious to see which style is chosen the most. If you are in my class, I need to know which painting you decide on by nine tomorrow morning...T