MILDRED
MILDRED is a 7x5 pastel on PastelBord. Bidding begins at $100.
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HENRIETTA, sold
HENRIETTA is a 5x7 pastel on PastelBord. Bidding begins at $100.00. Henrietta??? It could have been Goose #1. And then tomorrow's would have been Goose #2. And then the next day... So I'm naming them instead. For some reason, I think they need old fashioned names. Wondering why I think that, I pondered, and it occurred to me immediately--of course! Mother Goose. The only goose who's ever had any influence on me. So these studies are in honor of Mother Goose, whatever her name was.
PARTNERS, sold
PARTNERS is a 7x5 pastel on PastelBord. Bidding begins at $100. For some reason, I just can't get excited by the human figure at the moment. Maybe it's politics, maybe the economy, maybe it's just burnout. I'm still doing figures, however. They just don't happen to be human. I live a few miles from Lake Carroll, which is full of geese. Occasionally I see a lone swan. I have no idea where she is most of the time, but I'm keeping my eye out and my camera ready. One of these days you'll see her too. I just hope the weather stays relatively warm. For those of you not in the Atlanta area, we've got Forsythia and daffodils in full bloom all over town. You can see new buds on trees. My iris leaves are about 6' tall, I can see signs of azalea buds. All of this, as usual, will almost come to full bloom just as a late winter storm comes through and freezes it all, turning them all a wretched brown. My plum tree, again, would not bear fruit. But maybe that'...
AFTER DINNER, sold
After Dinner is a 10"x14" pastel on La Carte paper. Bidding begins at $100. Another piece sacrificed to my studio clean-up.
ANNA'S FLOWERED SKIRT, sold
Anna in Flowered Skirt is 6x10 on La Carte paper. More from the studio clean-up.
ANNA IN TURQUOISE, click to bid
Anna in Turquoise is 8.5x13 (it can be matted to fit a standard size). More work from my studio. It has to go. As much as I like some of this stuff, it's time to make room for more. I learned a long time ago that I can never hold my work too dear. If I'm afraid to let it go, I'll never get better. There are some pieces, however, that are special. Those I keep for my daughters. This one may be for you.