06/30/2008 19:10:06

Really nice work, fearless. I'm happy that you went back to the studio. I too was away for my studio for quite a while. A huge hole grows in a life when not creating art. I look forward to watching your progress.

06/30/2008 18:31:19

Why does Michael/abiquii say you should sweep out your studio more often, in relation to Moo (which I, too, love)? I love what you do with color and shape, and how you play with the forms and yet still give me what I love about the animals in the paintings.

XXX Eileen

06/30/2008 06:07:41

06/24/2008 16:32:10

Thanks for the compliments on Katrina's portrait. She emailed me yesterday to let me know that it brought tears to her boyfriends eyes. He said it was the best birthday gift he had ever received and helped him feel closer to his deceased mother (of whom the portrait is). I just posted a new daily painting on my page. Let me know what you think and congrats on the new comfy red chair!

06/24/2008 05:24:03

you are either a nite owl or an early bird....good morning... i have a question for the group .....or for just you ....how do you know when you are ready to leap from our "normal" line of work to be the "living" artist we desire to be?   i feel so ready with ideas and passion but ....afraid at the same time.   suggestions ideas thoughts

artfitz

06/14/2008 11:06:49

Great background picture.  I have two girls with red hair and blue eyes.  I love it.

06/13/2008 21:19:54

I liked your canine experiment even though abstract art isn't my first love...one...you had great color and form, two...your dog has personality even though (interesting enough) you can't see it's face, and third and last, it's always good to work outside the norm once in awhile, just so that you give yourself a chance to discover "happy accidents" from your own hand. 

06/13/2008 12:40:00

What you mean; "the ripe old age of 38?????????"   Dont think you are ready for the grave quite yet miss.  

 

Awesome work.  Keep it up!!!