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| Spazz and Punkin Magical Realism, watercolor |
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| Spazz and Punkin, watercolor |
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| Mondriaan Cats, Luca, Pushok and Alfrede, watercolor |
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| Cooper, watercolor |
Wishing you a joyful spring and a Happy Easter! Here are four recent watercolors. Enjoy!
Showing posts with label dog portrait. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog portrait. Show all posts
Sunday, March 30, 2025
March 31, 2025
Wishing you a joyful spring and a Happy Easter! Here are four recent watercolors. Enjoy!
Monday, December 12, 2022
Happy Holidays 2022
Dear Friends,
I hope your holidays are jolly and filled with friends and family. Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa!
A whole year went by without a blog. I am very grateful that I got to travel to Europe and California to visit friends and family. At home, I worked on the family book as well as on improving my health and learning about how to best feed our cats and dog. I did find some time to do commissions and paint a little for myself. I was asked for a holiday card and I enjoyed creating one.
The Dream is Peace, 6x8", watercolor
Here are a two of my commissions:
Sugar, 5x7", watercolor
Zima, 8x10", watercolor
Laura Lopez, Linda Simone (@teabagartsa) and I have an exhibit at Kapej coffeeshop (@kapej.satx) again this year. The art will be up from December 1st till the end of January 2023. Kapej is located at 415, Camden Street in San Antonio, TX. The reception is Saturday December 17th from 2-4pm.
The art featured in this blog (without the commissioned pieces) will be for sale exclusively at Kapej during the show. Stop by if you feel like it! We will be glad to see you!
During my two weeks in San Francisco, I painted these pieces.
Carmel Mission Basilica, 9x12", watercolor
Mission San Francisco de Assis (also known as Mission Dolores), 6x8", watercolor
Montezuma, 6x8", watercolor
Thank you for your interest in my art adventures.
Monday, April 27, 2020
April 2020
Dear friends,
In these difficult times, my thoughts go out to all of you. Social isolation must be so hard on so many, the elderly, the sick, people who are single come to mind. This virus challenges us in the way we have related to each other and expressed affection and concern forever. The generosity, spirit of community and solidarity are some of the encouraging things happening right now.
I am grateful for the sacrifices grocery store employees and other workers are making enabling us to stay safe at home. I am grateful for the sacrifices nurses and doctors are making fighting for us to stay alive.
Please, stay safe, stay at home as much as possible! Thank you for social distancing!
Thank you for you reading my blog!
My family and I are doing well.
My hope is that the same is and stays true for you!
Molly is the portrait of a dog who was so loving that I felt touched by it, even though I saw her only once. She had a fondness for confetti lantana.
Song of Solitude is a piece I started in 2012 and was glad to be able to finish recently. The red hill remind me now of the fires in Australia and the lonely tree makes me think of the present time.
Adventures in Magic Realism was another unfinished landscape. The foreground is a foreign element in this painting which is somehow satisfying to me. I am considering returning to this theme and seeing how I can play with a foreign part and integrate it or part of it.
Cipo and the Alamo is the portrait of a beloved cat for an Italian friend of the Alamo and Texas.
Shea Daniel Youngblood raised $1664 for the San Antonio Food Bank with her art auctions! Her art can be seen by appointment at Kapej Gallery and Cafe, 415, Camden Street SA TX 210-838-8681.
Cindy Morawski is and Maren Phillips was raising money for the SA Food Bank. All three are impressive artists. Check out their work at
www.sheadanielyoungblood.com; www.CindyMorawski.com and Maren Philips' Artlines-Home page on Facebook.
Every Wednesday, Linda Simone makes a watercolor painting on a recycled teabag, inspired by a photo in her Facebook feed. She sends the completed mounted art as a gift to the person who posted the photo. Her work can be seen at @teabagartsa on instagram.
As for me, I want to help the Society for Animal Rescue and Adoption (SARA) www.sarasanctuary.org. Starting right now and for the next 2 months 40% of any of my original pieces of art bought directly from me will go to the Sanctuary. On www.verasart.com there is a collection "originals for sale", with "click here to contact the artist". Shipping of the framed painting in the continental US is included in some of the prices!
If you would rather buy a print, a tote bag, a coffee mug..., I will donate 40% of my proceeds to SARA as well.
In these difficult times, my thoughts go out to all of you. Social isolation must be so hard on so many, the elderly, the sick, people who are single come to mind. This virus challenges us in the way we have related to each other and expressed affection and concern forever. The generosity, spirit of community and solidarity are some of the encouraging things happening right now.
I am grateful for the sacrifices grocery store employees and other workers are making enabling us to stay safe at home. I am grateful for the sacrifices nurses and doctors are making fighting for us to stay alive.
Please, stay safe, stay at home as much as possible! Thank you for social distancing!
Thank you for you reading my blog!
My family and I are doing well.
My hope is that the same is and stays true for you!
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| Molly, oil, 16 x 24" |
Molly is the portrait of a dog who was so loving that I felt touched by it, even though I saw her only once. She had a fondness for confetti lantana.
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| Song of Solitude, oil. 12 x 16" |
Song of Solitude is a piece I started in 2012 and was glad to be able to finish recently. The red hill remind me now of the fires in Australia and the lonely tree makes me think of the present time.
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| Adventures in Magic Realism, oil, 16 x 20" |
Adventures in Magic Realism was another unfinished landscape. The foreground is a foreign element in this painting which is somehow satisfying to me. I am considering returning to this theme and seeing how I can play with a foreign part and integrate it or part of it.
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| Cipo and the Alamo, watercolor, 11 x 14" |
Cipo and the Alamo is the portrait of a beloved cat for an Italian friend of the Alamo and Texas.
Shea Daniel Youngblood raised $1664 for the San Antonio Food Bank with her art auctions! Her art can be seen by appointment at Kapej Gallery and Cafe, 415, Camden Street SA TX 210-838-8681.
Cindy Morawski is and Maren Phillips was raising money for the SA Food Bank. All three are impressive artists. Check out their work at
www.sheadanielyoungblood.com; www.CindyMorawski.com and Maren Philips' Artlines-Home page on Facebook.
Every Wednesday, Linda Simone makes a watercolor painting on a recycled teabag, inspired by a photo in her Facebook feed. She sends the completed mounted art as a gift to the person who posted the photo. Her work can be seen at @teabagartsa on instagram.
As for me, I want to help the Society for Animal Rescue and Adoption (SARA) www.sarasanctuary.org. Starting right now and for the next 2 months 40% of any of my original pieces of art bought directly from me will go to the Sanctuary. On www.verasart.com there is a collection "originals for sale", with "click here to contact the artist". Shipping of the framed painting in the continental US is included in some of the prices!
If you would rather buy a print, a tote bag, a coffee mug..., I will donate 40% of my proceeds to SARA as well.
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