This one was painted on muslin
Tracking The Storm
As was this one.
Under The Boardwalk
And this one has fabric bits
collaged into the paint.
Tribal
This one does also.
Tribal 2
And the following are a couple of recent collages in mixed media
Pablo and Dora
Tying of The Sun
The last one is upside down, and there doesn't seem to be
anything I can do about it.
Believe me, I've tried.
A
LOT.
Okay, Blogger,,,,I give!
Last, but definitely not least, is
My newest favorite photo:
Tribal 2
And the following are a couple of recent collages in mixed media
Tying of The Sun
The last one is upside down, and there doesn't seem to be
anything I can do about it.
Believe me, I've tried.
A
LOT.
Okay, Blogger,,,,I give!
Last, but definitely not least, is
My newest favorite photo:
who knew they had lockers in kindergarten?
19 comments:
Awww, that photo is so, so sweet - and so a huge new chapter begins, eh?
Ooh, you HAVE been busy, putting your talents to wonderful use. These are fabulous, I love the muslin paintings, the textures and colours are so rich and lush - I particularly love "Tribal" and the (up-sides-down) sun ones. What a creative imagination you have, I wish I had just a drop of the magic you have to be able to produce these gorgeous pieces!
Kindergarten is such a big step isn't it?! For some reason I have butterflies in my tummy.
Babs I am particularly enjoying your first muslin pieces and love Tribal!
These first two pieces are so beautiful...love the grays and the texture. Tribal is strong!
Oh, Kindergarten with fresh combed hair and new clothes...I remember my boys and going to the car with tears...a special beginning!
I'm loving all of these. Where do you get your inspiration?
And, of course, Jack. How grown up he is. Are you sure this isn't high school?
This photo is so sweet and a big journey ahead..
I love these on muslin.. Beautiful.
am especially drawn to the first painting and tribal two. love the jack quotes in yr sidebar.
well, my heart swells seeing jack at school with his first locker. didnt they used to have open cubbies?? But i am so glad you are now nearby to enjoy Jack as he goes through these wonderful childhood times.
do you want to tie down the sun so you can cool it off???
Tribal is just wonderful as are the others -
and kindergarden - I remember that rite of passage, it is a big step!
The last is the sweetest, but your art is amazing and oh so beautiful.
And Shrinky, I could say the very same to you about your awesome writing!
Robyn, Jack had those butterflies too, (we all did) but he's adjusted and loving it. Thank you, re: my art.
Bluesky,,I know. His Mom said she could hardly see to drive after she dropped him off.It was the same for me,,,with her.
Kate, thanks. It seems lately,,,,the titles pop up out of nowhere first,,,and I paint to them.Different for me, it's normally been the opposite.
Katelen, so good to see you! A big journey, yes,,,and he is ready and eager to get started! Thank you.
Suki, sometimes he says THE funniest stuff. And so serious about it too. I'm so grateful to be sharing his life from close up.
I think tying the sun was a good idea, as we woke up with temps in the 60's this morning,,,YEEEHAW!
Hi Mim, and thanks. I kinda like Tribal myself. And a big step yes,,among many.
Thanks Lynn!
You're right, that photo is so sweet! Thanks so much, I appreciate you & your art comment!
Sweet photo and wonderful new pieces, love the muslin ones and adore the freedom in them all. xoxo
oh jeez babs. i love every reminder that your art belongs in famous museums. i bow to your talent!
here i like tribal alot: you nailed the sense of history and dignity and pride. and the upside down piece looks just fine up side down. it is such a hopeful painting.
and lockers! ahahahaha! who knew?! you know i know how you feel about being close to jack. what a ride it's going to be, babs, and you both deserve it!!
love always!
kj
Aww Babs, you have been creating some wonderful art and your little fellow has grown up so much!! I've been dodging earthquakes and hurricanes lol! I need to make another blog post, we came through Irene OK but 2 big trees down in the yard next door. We got lucky our power was only out 2 days. :o
Annie, "freedom" in them. I like that, thanks!
XO
Kj,
I know that you know that I know.
:-)
And you're on that same ride,,X three! Hang on, Girl!
Thanks for your comment on the art,,,famous museums,,,bowing? I think not, but I definitely treasure your saying so.
XOXO back atcha!
Lynnie-o,
Hello, hello!
See me waving?
I was saying prayers for you and your generator all through Irene.
Two days without power is two days too many, but I'm so glad you had the back-up. I know you all were too!
I'm missing your posts,,,and I hope to see you back up soon. I need to see some Lynxie trees and such.
Take care, my friend, and hey,,,no more disasters for you, okay!!
Hugs,,,
I have never tried to paint on fabric.. or collage on fabric.. very interesting techniques and wonderful results.. I still remember when my sons... now adults.. first went to kindergarten.. I went out to lunch!
your art is as always SUPERB, just love the free style you use. And what a cutie pie he is opening that HUGE locker,aaw don'y you just love them (kids not lockers LOL)
Babs, I was saying a big thanks to that generator those 2 days, even with all the cords running through the house. We got lucky some people around the area had power out for over a week, ugh. I just tried to make a new blog post but it won't publish, I'm gonna have to do some investigating to find out why. I hope youall are all doing well, yea cooler weather and the first day of fall on the way!!
wow, im really likeing those tribal ones...
:)
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