Showing posts with label Colorado mixed media artist Lisa Eisenhardt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colorado mixed media artist Lisa Eisenhardt. Show all posts

Thursday, July 16, 2015

"Shadow Self" by Colorado Mixed Media Artist Lisa Eisenhardt

Acrylic and metallic paint with overlaid pencil drawing. Inspiration comes from "…there is a widespread tendency to acknowledge only the acceptable selves. Those considered unacceptable are usually either neglected or rejected. This way of denial…has destructive consequences." Trevor Hudson



18" x 14"

To purchase contact Lisa at ljeisenhardt@gmail.com

 To see more of my art go to piecefullymade.co

Monday, June 29, 2015

"Techknowledgy Scientist" by Colorado mixed media artist Lisa Eisenhardt

 Technology has a way of getting in our heads. It has changed how a person's brain develops. I think it has outgrown us. I don't adore or abhor computers, social media, or technology in general. It is here and part of my life. I just don't want to end up having it run my life. I do not want chips in my head either – like the scientist in this mixed media piece. My motivation started with smart phone copper displays. This is a highly texturized piece with lots of layering using gels, mono prints I have made, and of course the tech chips and displays. I see something new every time I look at now.
24 X 30 on canvas panel






To see more of my art go to piecefullymade.co

To contact Lisa or purchase, email at ljeisenhardt@gmail.com


Monday, May 25, 2015

"I'll Fly Away" by Colorado Mixed Media Artist Lisa Eisenhardt

I'll Fly Away is acrylic paint and mediums on watercolor paper, mounted on wood. For a good listen...here is a couple of links to I'll Fly Away written by Albert Brumley.



11 X 14.5
mounted on wood
Stonehenge paper

To see more of my art – piecefullymade.co 

To purchase this art contact Lisa at ljeisenhardt@gmail.com




Tuesday, May 12, 2015

"Shadow Self" by Colorado Mixed Media Artist Lisa Eisenhardt

Acrylic and metallic paint with overlaid pencil drawing. Inspiration comes from "…there is a widespread tendency to acknowledge only the acceptable selves. Those considered unacceptable are usually either neglected or rejected. This way of denial…has destructive consequences."  Trevor Hudson



18" x 14"

 To purchase contact Lisa at ljeisenhardt@gmail.com

 To see more of my art go to piecefullymade.co