Friday, January 23, 2009
New Art Boxes
One of the things I enjoy is making something old, new again. Seems like some of these colors and designs have been seen before—in stylish cute dresses I wore in high school, on a backpack I carried at the UofM, and on posters and even in the packaging of Eau d' London perfume (promoted by Jean Shrimpton). And Twiggy! Ha! Guess what year that was. Peter Max was a huge influence in my art as well as all the amazing, groovy poster designs of the time. Album covers are still a favorite art form for me, even if they are on a much smaller scale for CDs. The art is still important to convey the message of the band's music—hopefully something not taken for granted. So, keep on truckin'. And give peace a chance.( These are old silverware boxes given a new look with secret treasures tucked inside.)
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Art at Oasis
Journeys of Expression at Oasis Art Gallery in Seattle. The artwork I will be showing is part of the series called "Hippy Dippy Eco Peace Garden"and features the colors, textures and patterns that have lived with me since the late 60s. I love the way the colors energize me and bring a new enthusiasm to my painting. Everything old is new again, right? Go to oasisinseattle.com for more images and information.
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