Untitled Abstract 4x4

 I had so much fun painting this abstract design. The more I painted.....the more the shapes became defined. Artist, Peter Max alqays has had a big influence on me. I can see some of his style through these whimsical shapes

New Painting I am working on...

I am having fun with this simple design. The leaves can be any color. I need to add another layer of paint and then fill in the background. I love to paint.

Holiday Gift Gallery 2012
November 9 - December 22, 2012Open Late for Shopping: November 9th & December 14th, 6:00 - 9:00 PM
during the 2nd Friday Circuit of Art

 

This is myself and Sally. She works hard to keep all the artwork from the different artist's straight. I have supplied the Firehouse with glass angels for about five or six years now.

The Firehouse Art Gallery is located at 444 South Flood Avenue, Norman, Oklahoma 73069

Angels sell for around $25.00. Hang them on the tree, tie them on a Christmas Package....

 

Took a break from painting and created glass crosses.

 Red Cross -  When I broke this bowl, it broke into some beautiful shapes, however it took me quite a while to figure out how the shapes would fit to resemble a cross design. The locket provided hangs in the center of the cross. I decided to add three long narrow pieces in the back to reinforce the image of a cross. I decided to add a few accents from the peach colored Jell-O bowl on the ends and added some fuchsia red mini glass gems around the center to emphasize the center.   I placed hooks in the back to hang it on a while, and a hook at the top (with chain) if you want to hang it in a window.

 This is the bowl I broke to make the cross.

 Red Cross in the sunlight.

 Peach and Purple Cross -  The peach bowl broke in various pieces, some were peach in color with deep ridges and others were of the edge of the bowl which had colors of fluorescent peach/pink. I matched this with glass in a comparable purple color and added some fluorescent glass with purple/green colors. The orchid piece is the focal point of this cross. I added rustic peach colored glass gems around the center. I had to make sure when I soldered the pieces of glass with ridges, the pieces all went the same way  but still were balanced.  I placed hooks in the back to hang it on a while, and a hook at the top (with chain) if you want to hang it in a window.

 This is the peach Jell-O bowl I broke to make the Peach and Purple Cross.

 

Peach and Purple Cross in the sunlight.  You might notice I later added a chip of the edge of the Jell-O bowl on the left corner of the cross to help balance out the shape.