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For those of you that still have art in the LVAG Gallery, you need to pick it up today by no later than 4:00 PM. The Gallery is closing. Thank you!! |
Artist Helping Artists is what the Las Vegas Artists Guild is all about
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For those of you that still have art in the LVAG Gallery, you need to pick it up today by no later than 4:00 PM. The Gallery is closing. Thank you!! |
My idea about how to show off what I can do with copper patina will be on diplayed at Las Vegas Artist Gallery next week. Copper is quite soft metal to work with and the patina can be from a deep purple, bark blue to a turquois. The piece that goes in to the book is made from hammer copper, this helps harden it so it’s harder to bend. The feather has been pressed and hammered in to shape but still can be bent. My artist side of me likes a feather to act like a feather, light and delicite. So please treat the feather as a feather made out copper by a artist. The entire piece has been laquered to seal the color.
Thank you Terry Pratchett I used a portion of your book Wee Free Men.
You can find my copper bookmarks at Las Vegas Artist Guild Gallery in the Galleria mall in Las Vegas NV. They will be there this Christmas
The last place to show my work. It’s been awhile since I’ve posted. Its been about two months of not painting. So I’ve pulled all my work from everywhere. Last year was a rough year. I’m going to see what comes next.
The watercolor painting got a name “Moon Rise” I made a new frame and decided mat it in black mat board. This watercolor painting is going to Las Vegas Artist Guild Gallery at the Galleria Mall Las Vegas Artists Guild is next to the upstairs entrance to Dillards Las Vegas Artist Guild Gallery is a nonprofit gallery that represents a lot of local artists from Las Vegas. Remember to shop local first.
My watercolor painting Cow Skull will be at Las Vegas Artist Guild Gallery at the Galleria Mall for the month of September
This photo was taken summer but I could not get in to greens and blues.
A watercolor made of two different photos. One was taken at Pismo Beach the other from the Arizona Strip
Washing out my brushes. Getting home will be fun.
This coming along.
It’s a bell I weather tested the oil primer and oil paints painted on the oil primer. They hung for 6 months outside so they went from 2 inches of snow to 115 degrees and with no problems.