“Impressions” Art of the Print
February 23, 2021Tubac Center for the Arts presents a new show “Impressions - Art of the Print, Friday, Feb 26 (virtual)
“Traversing Covid III” will be on display February 26 until April 4th
Tubac Center for the Arts presents a new show “Impressions - Art of the Print, Friday, Feb 26 (virtual)
“Traversing Covid III” will be on display February 26 until April 4th
Inktober brought to life a new character to my artwork this 2021. Vivian has been transformed from a sketch into a drypoint etching that translates to an ongoing compilation of various experimental pieces with monoprinting, chine collé and collage.
Morning and fresh thoughts and relaxed musings
Mid-Morning and not so fresh and not as relaxed
Lost in the Mid-Day complexities the mind churns
Indecision Inspiration Confusion Resignation
Oh the afternoon brings a push toward clarity
Read Make art Make food Get lost
Take a hike
Hummingbirds, Sparrows and Finch
Life is really a winning game
Circles of life
Circus of life
Seriously LIFE
You can’t live with it and you can’t live without it
Evening comes too soon in December
Holidays bring reflection compassion raw fibrous memories
and bursts of joy
Thoughts go to elsewhere
Keep the demons at bay and soak in the red velvet and
sincere fluffy emotions of love
Solstice sums up the year and what a year what a year what a
year
All hands on deck
All hearts in our Christmas stockings
Welcome Kris Kringle and Menorahs and more memories
Darkness inside and outside
Sleep little or Sleep lots
Does JOY jump or do I
only want to sleep
and feel a while
like
feel
a while
VMG
Late Autumn Rain renews the desert with a brisk sunshine day at IronWood National Monument. It brings inspiration and that holiday cheer to lift the spirits. I stand in awe over the Sonoran Desert Splendor. Along with a watercolor brush and some winter color the morning hours are captured on paper. How I love paper! Fresh and white as the snow we don’t see here in the desert but rarely. An imprint of the day is my homage to life lived with the gems of nature gathered inwardly and expressed outwardly.