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The Art of Thanksgiving

By Karen ⋅ November 26, 2009 ⋅ Post a comment

Just for fun, I was looking at some of the art of Thanksgiving. This day has been depicted in art and pop culture for many years. Here are some of those depictions over the centuries… a nostalgic look at America’s Thanksgiving. ‘The First Thanksgiving,’ artist Jean Leon Gerome Ferris (1863–1930) Artist Robert Walter Weir, ‘The [...]

The Painted Lady Continues

By Sharen ⋅ November 17, 2009 ⋅ Post a comment

I’m moving right along with my painted lady work.  I am beginning to fill in with flowers from our garden, the red zinnias were in our front yard flower beds, they were spectacular. The small yellow, orange and white zinnias were also in our front flower bed.  Working on keeping the composition balanced and the [...]

Weaving

By Karen ⋅ November 8, 2009 ⋅ Post a comment

One of the things I love about creativity is the diversity of its expression. Sharen and I both have been lucky, we have been creative people all our lives and it has taken so many forms. From painting to sewing, we have imagined and then created some really neat things. Not long ago, I was [...]

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Art Gallery

“Lonestar Longhorn” - 30×40 - Acrylic on Canvas “Summer Horse” – 34×24 - Mixed Media Collage - SOLD - Prints Available Magnolia - 36 x 40 - Acrylic on Canvas - SOLD - Prints Available American Way - Acrylic on Canvas - SOLD - Prints Available Crystal Clear - 30 x 40 - Oil on Canvas Mermaid – 20 x 24 Mixed Media, Acrylic and Collage - $475 “Shorty” - 36×36 Mixed Media on Canvas Twin Mix One – 4 Canvases (12X12) total 24X24 Mixed Media, Acrylic and Collage Mermaid – 20 x 24 Mixed Media, Acrylic and Collage - Closeup - $475 Wire Sculpture - SOLD

Woven Art Gallery

Hand Woven Scarf 'Yum Yum Tree Braided Handspun Art Scarf Braided Handspun Art Scarf Hand Woven Art Scarf Full Size Indian Stone Hand woven Gypsy Scarfs Fiber Art Necklace Braided Handspun Art Scarf Fiber Art Necklace

More Thoughts For A Blue Moon

"We sleep, but the loom of life never stops and the pattern which was weaving when the sun went down is weaving when it comes up in the morning." --Henry Ward Beecher