I found the canvas at Hobby Lobby. Regular frames for an oval were expensive. I looked around the store thinking there might be something that would work instead. Sure enough I found this twig wreath for just a few bucks. I hope that Beth does not look at my blog at least until Christmas!
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Busy elves. Making Christmas presents. This is Boo. My sister in law, Beth wanted her dog in a portrait. Let me tell you about Boo. Last summer Boo got spooked by fire crackers. She took off like a bat out of h.... I mean a bat cave. I joined in the campaign to find her, signs, posters, news paper adds, what ever way we could. Boo is part Saluki and she is the fasted thing on wheels. First days, then weeks went by, no Boo. Her people knew to put an ID chip in her shoulder because about six weeks later they got a call that the animal control had picked her up. Don't give up hope, I would tell her. This story had a happy ending!
Friday, December 12, 2008
~Snowball Pooped Out~
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
~Snowball~
This is snowball. She wanted to play with the ribbons when we were wrapping presents.
Back to work. It's been a heck of a time. My mother is doing better thanks to a doctor who treated her. He was able to get a handle on pain management. Her prognosis is not good, but they may be able to keep her here for a while longer.
Back to work. It's been a heck of a time. My mother is doing better thanks to a doctor who treated her. He was able to get a handle on pain management. Her prognosis is not good, but they may be able to keep her here for a while longer.
We welcomed a grandchild into the world Nov. 28th. His name is Korben. Perfect and beautiful 8lbs and 2oz.
Saturday, November 22, 2008
~Crows in the Christmas Tree~
Friday, November 21, 2008
~Racoon Christmas~
So, I worked on some Christmas paintings this week. I had to go visit my mother, who is on her death bed. So, Jenny of Wonders of Whimsy is blogging this for me.
This is the racoon that seals the kitty food from both my porch and Jenny's.
There are two of them and they are big and fat! They live down in the storm drains and come out at night to enjoy some yummy cat food.
I love painting animals and birds. Hopefully I will get some more Christmas paintings of birds and such done when I get back. I am still in the negative on my E-bay sales. So, i am trying to do smaller paintings in hopes up keeping my prices low. Hopefully, it will pick up here.
This is the racoon that seals the kitty food from both my porch and Jenny's.
There are two of them and they are big and fat! They live down in the storm drains and come out at night to enjoy some yummy cat food.
I love painting animals and birds. Hopefully I will get some more Christmas paintings of birds and such done when I get back. I am still in the negative on my E-bay sales. So, i am trying to do smaller paintings in hopes up keeping my prices low. Hopefully, it will pick up here.
Friday, November 14, 2008
~Chickadee~
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
These are my Jenny and Shadow paintings i did this week. I will be posting them on Ebay. I thought it would be fun to get my friend Jenny and her funny bunny kitty cat on a short series. I was looking for simplicity and I was thinking of mixing my love of pen and ink with the super duper fastness of acrylic. They were quite fun to do. I love that Jen cooperated with me when I requested the pajama outfit.
Please bare with me as I am still learning to blog. I wish to thank all of you who have commented on my work. I love the sense of connection there is.
I wrote a novel. This is not the first time. I started a blog on my attempts to get it looked at. This is not an easy feat. I will be updating it from time to time. Joan Crow Cimyotte wrote a novel.
Friday, October 31, 2008
~Fall Crows & Snow~
I was at City Park in Denver recently. All the crows in the vicinity were having a crow party.
Have you ever noticed a large gathering of crows? They always seem to know when and where these meetings take place. I am talking hundreds of birds, sometimes thousands. Well they saw me with my trusty camera and off they went exploding into the sky.
The fall colors were so gorgeous. It must be the fall gathering time for
the crows. Look for them in
late February and March. This is when you can see their spring pre mating season.
Saturday, October 25, 2008
~Red Riding Hood Zombie~
Friday, October 24, 2008
BlueJay Paintings
You can hear his distant cry. Sometimes it sounds lonely. The Blue Jay is a bird found in Denver. With our Colorado bluest of blue skies, a blue jay can get lost in the vista. When you hear the sad sounding calls, look for him. The blue jay is a bird that took a hard hit from the West Nile Virus in 2003. Along with other crow type birds. So if you see some blue jays in your midst post a bird feeder. They like suet blocks, peanuts and sunflower seed.
Crow Paintings
These two birds are part of group that visits me every morning. I am up at six in the morning most every day. One of my routines is to leave out a big handful of unshelled unsalted dry roasted peanuts on the stoop in front of my house. Sure enough as soon as there is a hint of daylight, they arrive to greet me and snatch the little treasures from the ground.
Check out my ebay auctions to view my new paintings.
Friday, October 17, 2008
~New Paintings on E-bay~
~Paintings on my new sales blog~
We started a sales blog for some of my more expensive paintings as well as prints.
Check out my new site at crow productions sales
Friday, October 10, 2008
Bats Flying
New Painting on E-Bay
I have been really bad about updating my blog. Jenny is still coming over and helping me and this is her typing...heeeheee. HI GUYS! " I love this painting!"
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Friday, September 26, 2008
Crow Harvest Moon
New Paintings on Ebay
Wow, my first ever listings on Ebay. These two paintings are acrylic on 6x6 canvas board.
They are paintings of my kitty Sam.
Sam was diagnosed with acute kidney failure a couple months ago and the vet wanted to put him down. He is only 3 years old and I was heart broken. So, she gave me another doctor (whom was a heck of a lot cheaper) to help me.
Dr. Schulman was wonderful. He looked into Sam's eyes and said " We will do everything we can to save him." So, he taught me how to administer sub-Q's intravenously. So, everyday, my husband and I poke him for about 10 minutes. Now he is doing great. He is so loving and playful. SO, I have painted a whole series of paintings dedicated to him. I hope you will take a look at them.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
~Fabricators~
Yes, I am in a band. Here is a video of our performance at a local venue.
That is me singing!
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
My First Blog
With my friend and neighbor's help, Jenny from Wonders of Whimsy, I am attempting to get this blog started and even sell my art on E-bay.
Wish me luck!
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