Showing posts with label ink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ink. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

New Artwork Displayed On Main St.

I got the oppotunity to display my artwork in a store front on Main St. in Watertown, WI

These are some of the ones there.




















The 3 portraits are not for sale, but the 0thers are. I do portrait commissions too. Please drop me a line, if you are interested. senecajewelry@gmail.com







Tuesday, June 22, 2010

New Artwork--Miniature


I have been doing some art in miniature form, called ATC's or Artist Trading Cards. For those of you who don't what they are, you can read up on them HERE. They are only 2 1/2" by 3 1/2". Now, on to the photos.




All 3 of these were done with ink and the bottom 2 are done in ink and W/C pencils. I have started trading these cards in a yahoo group. (These 3 are now gone, traded) If you want information on how to trade for any of my cards, email me MY EMAIL Please make sure you mention you are from my blog, when you write.
Thanks for looking!!! Hopefully, I will post more cards soon. These are so fun to make!

Friday, June 4, 2010

Árboles de abedul blanco

My newest:














The title means "Trees of White Birch", which is what is in today's paintings. These were done in watercolor pencils and ink. Each is 5x7. Thanks for looking and C&C's are always welcome!!


Have a nice day!!




Friday, May 28, 2010

A New Painting

My newest work:



I had been dabbling in oil pastels but the weather got hot and I had to hide the pastels in the fridge. They melt when it gets hot. I have a few done and will post soon.
This one is done in watercolor pencils and ink on 140# watercolor cold press paper. Original size is 11 x 14. It is the 300 block of Main Street, here in Watertown, WI. I left off the store names because I am not sure about any copyright issues with them, so it's best not to include them. If you want, this one is for sale. $40.00 framed and shipping is extra. I prefer to take PayPal.
Thanks for looking! Comments and critiques are welcome.