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Elizabeth Edwards Art
ShareI am very pleased to announce the opening of my new store for sale of my fine art Elizabeth Edwards Art I am very grateful to Fine Art America for this chance to show my work on my own store using their excellent printing services. All Fine Art America ‘Print On Demand‘ members now get their... »
The Green Mister
This is probably the last watercolor for my one woman mini show this coming April at Art in the Valley, Corvallis Oregon. I’m using a new technique to replace liquid mask when reserving soft edged areas of white paper in many of my latest still lifes. Puddles of clear water on the paper will resist... »
Pick of the Day – Deborah Younglao
ShareA biography is not yet posted for Deborah on Fine Art America, normally I avoid “non-bio” galleries, but this is a exception. How could I pass up showcasing such a talented artist. The featured image fits right in with my floral theme for the month of March to April, to break the monotony of... »
Apples and Oranges
I had to watch my youngest daughter like a hawk to get this one painted. She loves the sweet miniature Clementine oranges and kept threatening to eat my still life before I had it painted. I don’t blame her much. Clemetines are so very sweet and so small you can eat three or four... »
Spring in my Window
We planted a two ornamental cherry trees the year we moved into this house. Five years later the trees put on quite a show each Spring. The branches I take inside don’t make a dent in the abundance of blooms. I made two fundamental design decisions in painting this image. Both help make the blossoms... »
Jade and Tulips: Take Two
This is much the same composition and color scheme as Jade and Tulips I. I lowered the tulips which causes them to stand out more than in the original version, but makes the upper line of the composition less interesting. Including more of the jewelry box increased it’s three dimensionality as did opening thing... »
Tulips, Jade and Books
Our house is covered in floor to ceiling book shelves. So it was really only a matter of time before the shelves showed up in one of my still lifes. This time they feature only as a reflection. Or purchase a print from Fine Art America.com. »
Jade and Tulips
Years ago I celebrated a new job by purchasing a jewelry box I had coveted for several years. I love oriental furniture with it’s brass hinges and inset jade and soapstone. I find a whole room full of such furniture much too heavy. But the jewelry box was everything I loved about the furniture... »
Winners Announcement – Equine Contests on Fine Art America
Share WINNERS 2nd Place 3rd Place Painting Horse Portrait by Svetlana Ledneva-Schukina Neck And Neck by Alan Kirkland-Roath Hackney by Barbara Keith Sketches Rodeo Horse by John Bowman Quarter Horse Portrait by Margaret Stockdale Circle ‘ C ‘ Horses by Denise Armstrong Photographs After The Race by Jana Goode Nosey by Sue Cone Eye Of Ninja by Aubrey Pugh »
Nautilus and Marble, Still Playing with Color
Same nautilus, new angle, new colors–after several attempts to paint the nautilus in it’s true colors, I think I understand why I keep changing them. The shell’s shadows are warmer colors than it’s highlights. Most real world objects have cooler shadows and warmer highlights. But the standards of the shell have warm local color... »





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