05/15/2008 06:03:07

Thanks for the comment, Karen!  And I especially love your chair series...wonderful energy, and a Matisse quality!

Susan

05/15/2008 05:34:38

Hey Karen. Thanks for the encouragment. Love the colors in your work. Your studio must be a happy place.

05/14/2008 19:28:13

that robot piece is another ACEO.  You want I should send you one?  I'm feeling generous!! :)

05/14/2008 19:18:48

You know it babe!!!!  He came along at the right time.  He's very supportive.

:)  Let's start a what's up for June?  So, what are you working on?  See, if I tell someone, I'll be forced to get it done!!!  I have a series of 3 paintings of trees.  remind me later.

R 

05/12/2008 11:43:42

Nice work Karen!  Thanks for you comment a couple of months ago.  I not self-sufficient as I do have someone paying most of the bills, but at least I don't have to go to another job somewhere!!!

 3 cheers to many patrons!!

Rebecca 

04/27/2008 23:05:34

Check out my blog at: ArtistKaren.com/artblog.htm

04/26/2008 18:42:58

Thank You for the friends request Guess what. I'm originally from upstate New York. Rochester. Have You always lived in New York?

04/24/2008 18:49:44

Thanks for the friends request.  I like the “Three for Thee” you posted; it reminds me of several varieties of flowers.  

Steve B.

04/23/2008 23:54:36

Nice work, Karen...There is a painter here in Providence who did a whole series of chairs that I loved. It's amazing how what we consider inanimate objects take on life and personality through art.

Thank you for commenting on my tea cup painting. It is the first in a series and the image online is actually not quite finished. The paint needed a little refining. When I was laying out the broken cup pieces to decide on a composition for painting them as a still life over the portrait, I decided I liked the actual pieces on the image! It had more impact. I did second guess myself if I was just being lazy, but realized that it really worked and to go with it.

Have a great day-

Cheryl 

 

04/23/2008 22:24:08

Hey Karen,

My work is pressed seaweed. After a process of gathering, cleaning, placing it between two layers of netting, tons of newspapers top and bottom, then weighting everything down with stacks of heavy books, I wait about 2 weeks and see what I have!

I love your work, have looked before. Moroccan tannery is one of my favorites. Your use of color and not too much detail appeals to me.

I am experimenting with mixing acrylics with seaweed and flowers, just in beginning stages. Let's be friends, Lisabeth