In this painting I took many pictures of the Japanese Festival in Houston and put some together to get what you see. I loved the colors and the motion.
Three Ballerinas
16 x 20
Oil
Monday, March 1, 2010
The soloist here played her violin, oblivious to us on lookers. You could tell she was totally wrapped up in the music.
Violin Player 8 x 10 Available
Young Girl with Violin 10 x 10 Available
Man of the Street 9 x 12 Available
I was mesmorized by this harpist, what concentration she displayed. The music sounded angelic and she looked angelic too.
Harpist 8 x 10 Available
I was in the audience, this time from the other side. I almost felt like a musician, ha!
Audience 8 x 10 Available
This trio was taking a break in Jackson Square.
Trio's Break 9 x 12 Availlable
This cello player came from New Orleans also and sang and played solo. What a brillant and lively musician he was.
I have always been passionate about art and respected the work of other artists. My work is always evolving, whether it is a drawing, painting, creating a collage or experimenting with mixed media. I love to switch from one media or technique to another as a means of broadening my repertoire and range of skills for the excitement of where it takes me.
When working as a portrait artist years ago I was hired as a courtroom artist for an NBC affiliate in Tampa, Florida, what a fascinating position! I have been a commissioned cover artist for TOR Publication, New York, New York as well as magazines and newspapers. Awards include Best of Show in the professional division at the Strawberry Festival, The Marge Long Award, The Paul Dufmueller Award among others. I received a B.A. from the University of South Florida.
Workshops and classes are on going.
The more knowledge I attain, the easier it is to express myself.