Tag: painting
BloodWork in progress
Works in progress for the “miniatures” show at Twilight Art in West Seattle in November. Smallest pieces are 2″x2″. I’ve sewn my heart up tighter, this time.
New painting area
The studio space itself is getting smaller and smaller as I add my supplies, but I think it will do me well for the next year or two. Funny how differently the atmosphere feels now, as opposed to when I first moved in and was a little overwhelmed by how much space I had to… Continue reading New painting area
Letting go
I have decided that it is time to pass my large original swirl paintings on masonite panel on to loving home(s). I am asking $600 each (they were originally $2500) which will go straight into my house fund (as described at http://blog.neevita.net/archives/12967). If required, I’ll charge a $200 flat rate to ship, which still keeps… Continue reading Letting go
This…
..is a first. CJ climbed in immediately when I put the violin in its case after playing it. She is complete, and sounds and looks AMAZING. Breathtaking – By far the best and most natural pitch I’ve had while playing. Feels really intense. This is a way more profound feeling than when I painted my… Continue reading This…
My Red Violin
[singlepic id=4645 w=240 float=left] I nearly didn’t continue to paint this with how beautiful the blood varnish looked on its own, but I am glad I did. I would have been happy with either design but this one is so much more distinctive and unique to me and my style. It’s nearly complete but still… Continue reading My Red Violin
Untitled
I have begun working on my first painting in over four months.
Gestation
Did the second smoothing coat of plaster on my best friends 2 year old belly cast today, in preparation of painting it and gifting it to her, now that I finally have an idea of what I’d like to do. I wonder if people had family artists, like they used to have maids and nannies.… Continue reading Gestation
Untitled
I totally know what my next art show is going to be.
PocoLoo
[singlepic id=3579 w=550 float=center] “PocoLoo” – Medium: Acrylic on Canvas Size: 10×24 Price: $375