Taking a chance, choosing a new road, mapping out a new destination for an art career--these things have filled 2019 to the brim for me. All are exciting, challenging and a bit daunting. Like the many paths we hike on there are easy ways, narrow and cluttered ways, and they always are going up (mountain hiking). Once you're at the top you find a remarkable reward, not unlike the above spectacular view in this photograph I took. The year's journey has been nothing but rewarding.
I would like to share with you some of the paintings and locations where I have shown my work in the last 8 months in my new North Georgia home. I am truly blessed and grateful for the wonderful opportunities that have presented themselves to me. I am especially grateful to my followers, collectors, friends and fellow artists who have been along for this wonderful ride I have taken.
Happy Holidays and joy to you all.
"Winter Woods" watercolor on paper
Exhibited at The Quinlan Visual Arts Center Member Juried Exhibition
Gainesville GA
"October Leaves and Grasses"
Exhibited at The Georgia Art League Color Theory Judged Exhibition and
The Bowen Art Center Fall Juried Exhibition
Gainesville GA and Dawsonville GA
"Coming Home" watercolor on paper
Exhibited at The Bowen Art Center Fall Juried Exhibition
Dawsonville GA
"Three Together" watercolor on paper
Exhibited at The Bowen Art Center Fall Juried Exhibition
Dawsonville GA
"Edge of Autumn" watercolor on paper
Exhibited at The Downtown Gallery Fall/Holiday Juried Exhibition
Cartersville, GA
"Remains of An Empire" watercolor on acrylic paper
Exhibited at Tannery Row Art Colony Juried Fall Exhibition
Buford GA
"Early Morning Meeting" watercolor on paper
Exhibited in “Reflections” 2019 National Pen Women Juried Art Exhibition
Quinlan Visual Arts Center, Gainesville, GA
"Windswept" watercolor on gessoed coated paper
"The Red Gate" oil on canvas panel
Both Exhibited and awarded prizes
Georgia Art League Color Theory Judged Exhibition
Gainesville GA
"Market Day" watercolor on paper
"Rush Hour" watercolor on paper
Both Exhibited Gadsden Art Associational Juried Exhibition
Gadsden AL Museum of Art
"You Can Never Have Too Much Garlic" watercolor on paper
"Yellow Pears in a Blue Glass Bowl" watercolor on paper
Both exhibiting in venues in historic downtown Norcross GA
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