Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 08, 2011

Two Years in Tanabe Exhibition


Mikan
acrylic on wood
various size about 3" round





Sudachi
acrylic on wood
various size about 1" round





Tsuru
origami crane
acrylic on wood
various size about 4" round





Nasu
acrylic on wood
various size about 3" round





Ume Flowers
plum flowers
acrylic on wood
various size about 3" round

Two Years in Tanabe Exhibition


Winter
fuyu
acrylic on wood with handmade stamps
10cm x 10cm





Fall
aki
acrylic on wood with handmade stamps
10cm x 10cm





Summer
natsu
acrylic on wood with handmade stamps
10cm x 10cm






Spring
haru
acrylic on wood with handmade stamps
10cm x 10cm

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Paintings


Trinity UMC, Savannah, Georgia
watercolor on strathmore
5" x 12"

I made this watercolor for Trinity Church's new website banner.
http://www.trinity1848.org

Trinity United Methodist Church is located on Telfair Square in Savannah, Georgia. I wanted to capture the glow of God's work here and its amazing members. It is situated between the Jepson Center and The Telfair Museum of Art. Trinity Church's members and the Pastor, Reverend Enoch Hendry made Savannah my home for many years. It is one of my all time favorite places in the world because of the people. It was the first Church I visited in all of my life that welcomed me in the most heartfelt way. I was not asked my age or if I was married or why I was there, simply loved. They are a big part of my family and life. An arena to work out your faith, a must see and do when in Savannah, Georgia.




Sketch/Study for Trinity UMC watercolor





Takahara Kirinosato
watercolor

We have many favorite places in Japan, and this beautiful place is in the top three. Kirinosato is a beautiful bed and breakfast in the mountains along the Kumano Kodo, only about a 4o minute bus ride from our home. This scene is from the outside deck looking down a short distance. The leaves are a lovely golden yellow and many shades of red. I tried to capture the season and mood through color and gesture.




Circle in Blue with Lotus
mixed media

I used the painting Circle in Blue to experiment with the platinum stamp pad and
my new lotus stamp.





Among Friends
mixed media
20cm x 20cm

I reworked this painting from May and finally feel it is resolved.

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Tanabe Landscape


Tanabe River for Steve
acrylic on wood disc

This is my third painting on the wood discs. This is the river from a bridge just beside the overpass before you get to Konan. I take this route to go to two of my schools. This is where I usually see many koi and turtles swimming.

In honor of my friend Steve, a great mentor and teacher.