Showing posts with label rainbow feather. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rainbow feather. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 30, 2017

Watercolor on Yupo Demo Video

“It takes a lot of courage
 to show your dreams 
to someone else.”
~ Erma Bombeck



“Pull up a chair. Take a taste. 
Come join us. Life is so 
endlessly delicious.”
~ Ruth Reichl

DON'T MISS IT!
Free Alcohol Ink on Yupo Demo with samples and giveaways courtesy of Legion Paper
at Medford Arts Center This Saturday - 9/2/17 - 2:30 - 3:30


I have never demonstrated this technique before
(Pouring, Splatter, lifting and Outlining),
so come early to get a good seat!!
See more about my One Woman Show, "An Evolution of Passion" here .... 

Hope to see you soon.
Thanks so much for stopping by!

X ♥  O

 

One Woman Show Continues

"Don't ask yourself what the world needs; 
ask yourself what makes you come alive. 
And then go and do that. Because 
what the world needs is 
people who have come alive."
~ Howard Thurman
 "An Evolution of Passion" 
continues thru Sept. 15th


This exhibit is the largest solo show ever housed in the Medford Arts Center facility.


And is the biggest collection 
of Sandy Sandy Art ever displayed in one location.


There are well over 400 original pieces of my art on display and for sale.
There is something for every budget and taste.

Find out more about the show:
Don't Miss -
The Grand Reception Sept. 8th - 6-9
Free Demo this Saturday - 9/2/17
Discount Painting Prices
Extended Gallery Hours on Fridays

Hope to see you soon.
Thanks so much for stopping by!

X ♥  O

Monday, August 5, 2013

Living on Rainbows ~ SOLD

“Lots of people like rainbows.
Children make wishes on them,
artists paint them and dreamers chase them,
but the Aquarian lives on one."
~ Linda Goodman
Linda Goodman's Sun Signs


The Age of Aquarius an age that the world has just entered,
 believed by some to signal a period of peace and harmony.

Guess what my sign is!
No wonder I've lived my life dreaming and painting rainbows.

I've been lying awake nights trying to decide what to paint at my demo in NYC in a couple of weeks. (500 people are expected in the store on the first day - when I'll be there.) I keep hearing reassuring advice in my head from my various painting mentors; "Paint what you know, keep it simple, practice painting what you plan to paint, have a plan. Don't worry, even if you don't think it turned out, they will think it did."

So far, my plan is to do 2 or 3 paintings (or parts of paintings) during my two hour slot demonstrating a few different techniques.  I painted this "Rainbow Feather on Yupo Paper" as a demo possibility, showing a fun and forgiving, direct approach. It was done with no preliminary pencil lines. My reference was an ink jet print out of one I did a couple of years ago on 140 lb cold-press rag paper. It took me less than an hour to paint. Do you think it would be a suitable subject to use?

I'd appreciate any feedback, advice or opinions on my upcoming demo
from fellow artists or anyone who'd be generous enough to offer some.

*Special End of Summer Sale
for the month of August only
I'm offering any of my original paintings framed for the matted price!
Upon receiving your order,
I will email you to find out which color frame you prefer.






 ~~~~~~~~~Rainbow Feather ~~~~~~~~~

• SOLD
As always, thanks for stopping by!

X ♥  O