Showing posts with label masked ladies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label masked ladies. Show all posts

Friday, June 8, 2012

I've been busy

 Despite many interruptions, visits, family matters, a great trip to NYC and injury requiring physical therapy, I have been busily at work in the studio.

Since I cannot climb ladders right now, I am working very small...nothing larger than 18 x 20.















 I am very fond of the Horse Woman.  She seems to have wonderful, sinuous power.




 



Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Masked Ladies and more

A productive week. I will need to pack up the working studio soon to make room for the new windows being delivered in a couple of days. Sigh...
With gesso and colored water soluble pencils on handmade paper from cotton rag, abaca, and raw flax. They will be trimmed to fit in their boxes.
Grasping hands were reaching toward..what?
Perhaps the hands are reaching for this red mystery.
Tramping on Moonlight 2 nearly finished. A bit of red, I think.
Tramping on Moonlight 1 completed.

Sunday, August 7, 2011

Masked Ladies continue to appear

While on vacation, the masked ladies continued to develop. My vacations are actually periods of personal retreat, set aside from everyday responsibilities and distractions.
My retreats are time to read, write and draw to understand a developing sculpture, or draw for the sheer joy of it. Sometimes I paint. I take a drop cloth, gesso, filthy compressed charcoal, cool papers and an openness to surprising developments that can only occur in times of great peace.