small west coast landscapes
I painted these small west coast landscapes about six months ago and have been waiting for a dealer I work with, who displays the work of her stable of artists in office tower lobbies, to pick them up, but she hasn't mounted an exhibition in months and appears to have nothing on the horizon. It occurred to me that they're just small enough to be considered 'small art' so have posted them to my Small Art blog. More details over there.
posted by andrea at 10:02 a.m.
8 Comments:
Beautiful work! I especially enjoy the works with fossils and petroglyphs!!
There was a little card through my letterbox tonight telling me I have a parcel to collect. I think it might be yours. I can't wait to go and get it on Saturday.
And I've got this awful feeling that once I've received one, I'll be addicted and coming back for more, preferably small square colourful ones.
Business card slogan: No art too big or too small.
oooh,lucky cherrypie. one of these days i am going to have an andrea parcel delivered to my back door.
the coastal landscapes are excellent, andrea (i use such trite words, but sometimes that's all a fan can do), i really get a sense of the pacific west coast, which is different than my new england east coast.
Ellen: Thanks!
Cherrypie: You'll have to tell me what you got and how they look!
Kyknoord: I'll leave the shipping to you, then! :)
KJ: Thank you! I have always wanted to visit the east coast -- some day...
They are gorgeous, of course!
Sally: Thanks!
I really love your artwork. Do more.
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