Judith Babcock Fine Art Gallery Boarding House studio Galleries 220 East 7th Ave, Studio #2 Denver, Co 80203 By Appointment: lododuo@aol.com 303.669.6353
Judith Babcock Fine Art Gallery Boarding House studio Galleries 220 East 7th Ave, Studio #2 Denver, Co 80203 By Appointment: lododuo@aol.com 303.669.6353
This totem is another in my Skinny Series. It is a mixed media collage on panel, with a backing board that makes it stand out from the wall about an inch. The variety of colors and texture reminds one of a busy marketplace.
When I brought it up from my basement studio, I was amazed at how the color palette matched the palette of a previous floral painting I had done some years ago
36"x3.5" x 1" Mixed Media on Panel/Available HERE
This geologic abstract suggests a desert or arid landscape with small trickles of water. The canvas surface is heavily textured in many areas. I love finishing paintings with line details as seen here.
Not the right size/color for your needs? I can do something in this style in a size that works for you. Shoot me an email (carolnelsonfineart@gmail.com) to discuss.
24"x24" x 1.5 Mixed Media on Canvas/Available HERE
Bob Marley said, "Some people feel the rain others just get wet".
This painting in cool blues, greens, and pale yellows, has thickly applied paint with a vertical emphasis to imply the downward direction of rain falling. It is framed in a natural wood floater frame. Overall dimensions are 19"x25".
This piece is one in a series that could be hung as a triptych if purchased together. Each piece can can be hung vertically in either direction, or horizontally as well. (as shown above) 18"x25".75" Acrylic on Cradled Panel-Framed Click HERE</a> for purchase info. Visit http://www.joanfullerton.com to view more of my work.
This vibrant abstract has a dynamic color palette and design. The watercolor paper on which it is painted is pressure mounted on a cradled wood panel painted white.
This painting is part of my new series "Luminous Dimensions"
If you can suggest an idea rather than fully explain it from a customary perspective, what you have is more poetic.
"A poem was a box for your soul. that was the point. It was the place where you could save bits of yourself, and shake out your darkest feelings. While I was writing, I would forget myself and everyone else: poetry made me feel part of something noble and beautiful and bigger than me. All the images and rhymes wrestled into place, then they would surprise me by surging through me, like songs I knew by heart."
Andrea Ashworth, Once in a House on Fire
Framed in a gold floater frame; ready to hang.
For the lovers of GREEN! No green paint was used in this painting. It was all mixtures of yellows, golds, turquoise, primary cyan, Van Dyke brown, black and white.
This painting looks so good with wood tones and plants!
30"x40"x1.5" Mixed Media on Canvas/Available Click HERE for purchase info.
This painting is part of my series "Luminous Dimensions"
Through a window of time we glimpse the setting sun. A coolness descends as we take in the last bit light. It is a tender moment to be savored.
24"x24"x1.5" Acrylic on Cradled Panel
This painting is part of my new series "Luminous Dimensions"
Considering this image, which evolved over a couple days in the studio, I wrote: "Sometimes it seems there are multiple dimensions to every moment. As I focus on one aspect, I know there is so much more available... if I could just tune in."
I also believe that if a painting communicates something to someone, the feelings, the stories and the messages received, will be as diverse as is my audience.
Framed in a gold floater frame.
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