Showing posts with label Girl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Girl. Show all posts

Thursday, September 24, 2020

Contemporary Representational Female Figurative Painting “Exposed Silence” by International Contemporary Abstract Artist Arrachme

Watercolor in purples and blues of a women sitting quietly.

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Wednesday, November 4, 2015

BUDDIES, 6X8, OIL SOLD


There is nothing like the company of your dog.  They are fun, and faithful and when you are a young girl, they can add so much to your life.  I was raised as an only child and some of my best childhood memories involve my pet dogs.  This girl was sitting on a rock high over the Nantahala River at  NOC, watching the kayaks run the rapids.

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Monday, March 24, 2014

Tiny Dancer, 8x10 Oil on Canvas, Figurative Painting by Carmen Beecher

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While in San Miguel de Allende I got to witness a big Aztec festival, with scores of people in bright costumes and huge feather headdresses. They were dancing in the streets, celebrating their conversion to Christianity. So many people dancing in unison, wearing bright colors and glittering outfits presented quite a wonderful sight, but this little girl was my favorite, trying to keep up with the grownups.

Here are some of the adults in their costumes. I was so lucky to be town that day!

Saturday, February 15, 2014

Coiffure, 5x7 Pen and Ink Zentangle-Inspired Drawing


Sometimes my hair looks like this when I get up in the morning, but not as interesting. When I drew this Zentangle I was thinking about the "Draw Me" girl--remember her? She was the ticket to correspondence art school.

This morning on the news they postulated a theory that profiles are usually drawn like this because the left side of the face is the more attractive side. My theory is that a right-handed person draws it nose-to-left, and a left-handed person draws it nose-to-right. Applies to horse drawings too. That's just my theory.

Sunday, May 30, 2010

Girl at Beach

I just returned from a workshop in NYC with one of my favorite artists Karen Jurick. She was a wonderful teacher and provided a wealth of information. Very motivating, I am excited to work work work! This is a small painting measuring 6" x 6"

Friday, May 21, 2010

McKee Garden Girl

This is my most recent plein air painting completed on location at the beautiful McKee Garden in Vero Beach, Florida where I live. 24x12 on stretched canvas, available framed or unframed