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The Childrens Moon, New Year's Eve morning |
It's looking like this is my last painting of 2010, it's just a wee bit, 4 x 4 inches, part of the blue sky/children's moon series that I've been working with lately. I was noticing the moon in the morning sky for the last couple of mornings (we've been fortunate to see the sun for the first time in awhile), and I had this little painting in limbo for several weeks, only the background pleased me, not so much the moon until I made it into a crescent moon yesterday morning after I saw the little pale crescent riding high in the morning sky. I loved it immediately, but waited until today to see if I still liked it, and I do, so I signed it. and it's done. (YAY!) There are still unfinished paintings on my work table left to do, but they are going to wait for another time.
I've been a busy girl this year, painting, drawing, making photographs, publishing another book, and opening a gallery with our friends...(much of this I mused over at my other blog Upstate Girl
http://upstategirl-laurajwryan.blogspot.com/ I posted a few of my favorite photos there)...it's been a good year along with the usual ups and downs of life, I can't complain...it's all good.
I will post my most favorite paintings of 2010 here...
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Full Moon, 2010 (The one I'm glad didn't sell.) |
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If Not, Winter, 2010 |
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Nocturne, Winter New Moon, 2010 |
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Bones of the Earth, 2010 |
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Ancient Mechanism, 2010 |
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A part of the "shared painting" project with Ken Nichols at Moonlighting Gallery |
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There is more than just blue going on in that sky...2010 |
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The Childrens Moon, November 7, 2010 |
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Winter Moon, November 7, 2010 |
Has anyone noticed the overwhelming color...blue? I guess it's my favorite.
Defining art moments of 2010 (at least the ones I could find pictures of!):
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Our Wall at The Delavan Gallery, April 2010 |
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June, 2010 |
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A full house with me in the middle of it |
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The Sign is UP! |
Happy New Year!
3 comments:
Your favorite paintings evoke a timelessness for me. Old & New in the same place, space and plane.
Lovely. I would like to see your least favorites for comparison
Hee hee, underneath some of my favorites ARE the least favorites!
LJW- great to make a connection with you. A great gift to not only write well but also to paint well. I will be back for more. And I do like your comment about where your least favourites lie - mine tend to be broken down and reappear in other pieces. Go well and hope the fibrom stays at bay. B
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