I visited Myrtle Beach, South Carolina with two good friends. We were able to see an exhibit of Jonathan Green's paintings at the Franklin G. Burroughs and Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum. We were entralled with the big, bold, bright paintings of the Gullah culture. I do not have images of the paintings I saw, but I have found some of Jonathan Green's lithographs on the Chuma Gallery website. I have posted the above images. If you like these paintings, google for information about this artist and look for more of his work. Our discovery of Jonathan Green was a highlight of our trip.
Monday, October 27, 2008
A Visit to South Carolina
I visited Myrtle Beach, South Carolina with two good friends. We were able to see an exhibit of Jonathan Green's paintings at the Franklin G. Burroughs and Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum. We were entralled with the big, bold, bright paintings of the Gullah culture. I do not have images of the paintings I saw, but I have found some of Jonathan Green's lithographs on the Chuma Gallery website. I have posted the above images. If you like these paintings, google for information about this artist and look for more of his work. Our discovery of Jonathan Green was a highlight of our trip.
Hola, me llamo Omer!
One of my sons sent me photos of his alpacas and goats. They have joined the collection of exotic birds, fancy chickens, and the resident dog and cat on Montevina Road in Los Gatos, California. Their job is keeping the grassy slopes trimmed. One photogenic alpaca caught my eye. When I saw the quirky expression, the crooked smile, and the wild hair do, I knew I had to paint him. I smiled throughout the painting process. I still smile every time I look at Omer. I call the painting "Hola, me llamo Omer!"
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