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I really changed gears last week. It turns out there is so much wattage necessary to get ready and have an Open Studio that afterwards I was the equivalent of a wet noodle - could hardly paint!
But this little charmer made me smile when I painted it. Something about the blue and yellow - always a favorite of mine...
And then my class gave me a charge, on Saturday. We chose squares of colors which were face down on a plate - cut from magazines. When we got 5 or 6 we taped them to the side of a piece of paper, then set about to exactly come up with that color. You might think this is easy - you would be wrong! But it was fun and challenging, and then we were ready to get to our little still lives... and I took the bit again to dive into painting. Good thing... I have the OTHER Open Studio coming up in a few weeks!!!
I promise I will start a newsletter soon, so every post is not filled with updates, but I was so thrilled to hear that 3 of my paintings were accepted into the Small Matters Of Great Importance Show at the Edward Hopper House in New York in August. Here they are, below:
I'm crossing my fingers that my framer got the frame right - I wanted a floater frame with a gold liner....
Not only joy but sunshine too!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Kell!!!! So proud of my twin. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove your painting! Happy, happy, happy!!!
Yes, it is a jar of joy and a joy of a painting. Love the yellow.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations. Beautiful paintings for an important exhibit. Love this burst of color too.
ReplyDeleteYeah! Kelley, you done good girl. Such a cute little painting. Hope you are feeling more rested now.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to your new newsletter :) This little painting is cheery .
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