acrylic on masonite 14"x16"
charcoal and chalk on gray canson 14"x18"
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- cohen labelle
- This blog is dedicated primarily to the endeavor of list making - an inventory of sorts of various things I've done both in the recent and distant past and recent present - some drawing, sculpture, painting. My interest in working as an artist has been predominantly figurative and I'm indebted to figurative sculptor John Fillion who I studied with at the U of Guelph. All material on this blog is under copyright.
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Here's to the lemons14 hours ago
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A New Portrait of Amanda5 years ago
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Trees!1 year ago
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Neuer Blog / New Blog6 years ago
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Citylights Detroit Blues5 years ago
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My Instagram page11 months ago
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Studio Notes is Moving!6 years ago
Super work. Very different. One reminds me of Matisse and the other Picasso, although both remind me of you. Fantastic.
ReplyDeleteLove Barbara
Oooh, now I'm seeing Helen Frankenthaler! Gee, you are so good!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to lots more.
Barbara, thank you! You are spot on about Matisse, (uncannily perceptive and psychic you are) - however I'm not so sure about the 'P' word, i love them both though and am definitely under their influence as well as a multitude of other influences (purposefully vague on that)
ReplyDeleteYou see I threw myself into the melting pot at an early age. If I manage to retain any identity at all, it's only to vote and pay my taxes and then? - kiss my husband if he lets me!
love, M
Melinda, you are so sweet! And now that I've seen your beautiful painting of the prickly pear, I can derive the expression: 'well she may seem a bit prickly but she is actually, awfully sweet inside'
ReplyDeleteAnd you are not prickly and you are sweet and just awesome with those caran d'arches neo colors as well as with all the other materials you put your hand to.
xoMarcia