Gouache and ink on canvas, 22" x 24"
Theater Berlin (Schaubuehne)
My homage to the greatest theater in the world (28" x 16" acyclic and gouache on canvas)
3 works on paper chosen for a juried group show (photos from the exhibition) -- I won 2nd place prize
"A Night at the Movies" in the group show (colored pencil) & "Boys" (colored pencil)
Portrait Through a Window (drawing, with mat)
This drawing alone struck me as a trifle boring (although I like the splash of gold ) until I found this nifty frame and mat on sale at Walmart's -- now the woman seems to be viewed through a window.
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Homage to a Lost Bonnard
Years ago in a small shop in Greenwich Village, I spotted a small Bonnard for sale. Not expensive really, but alas I didn't buy it. I'm not a fan of sweet Impressionism at all, but Bonnard, yes. The blue and pink washes, yes, yes! I'll never paint anything like it, but this once I did my homage. My husband says he can't see the small crouched figure in the right-hand corner.
Messy studio
A corner of my messy studio, which has many, many messy corners. It's hard to walk around without stepping on a pile of drawings or canvases. I've been experimenting with interesting mats, like the one on the penciled drawing on the left. This one I titled "Masked Woman" is my attempt to be as slick as possible, no stray lines, no expressionist flourishes.
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