The paintings I have just completed are of real birds, painted in my slightly-less-than-real style. The next round will be my fantastical flighted creatures. I plan to reserve at least some of them for the small works show at LibertyTown every December. I think everything must be under 11 x 14. No problem. I love working small.
Then I must begin getting serious--well, as serious as I ever am--about my next show which is in a groovy local restaurant with enormous walls and high ceilings. My house is full of boxes of canvas I've ordered to be ready for where ever my whimsy takes me!
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Hi Elizabeth...I enjoyed your comment and REALLY enjoyed browsing your blog....PRINTMAKING is the greatest!!!!Your wors are FUN and make me want to do printmaking!...I will keep you posted about the new blog :)
V....Vaughan
hello Elizabeth - this looks like a wonderful project - love the map idea:)
Cool series ... the lost birds made me chuckle. I'd give anything to see a pair of penguins waddling down Bourbon St!
Rockhopper or Barhopper penguins? :)
Hi Elizabeth! I love your paintings on maps. What an interesting idea!
Thanks for visiting my blog! ~Akiko
Hi, V....Vaughan, thanks so much for stopping by. I look forward to your new pursuits!
Thanks, Jeane. Enjoyed seeing what you're up to, too.
Hi Deborah--I hope they are not too shocked at what they find when they get there. They look like such nice, well brought up folks!
Barhopper penguins!! Love it, Leslie! I don't think that is one of the 17 known kinds of penguins....hmmm...perhaps it is time to hop to a few bars for research purposes.
Hi, Akiko. Your work is spectacular. I'll be back to visit your blog again.
Thanks for your comments, blog friends!
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