This was another view of the bride's shoes, sitting on one of the banquest tables where she plopped them down.
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- "Ross' First Iris", oil on masonite, 5x5"
- "On the Town With Mom", oil on masonite, 5x5"
- "The Advisor", oil on masonite, 5x5"
- "Always A Bridesmaid", oil on masonite, 5x5"
- "Sarah's Shoes 2", oil on masonite, 5x5:
- "Sarah's Shoes", oil on masonite, 6x6 SOLD
- "Petals In Transition", oil on canvas, 20x30
- "Hats A Plenty", oil on masonite, 5x5"
- "The Menu", oil on masonite, 5x5"
- "Solitary", oil on masonite, 6x6"
- "Partial Peek", oil on masonite, 6x6"
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- Sharman Owings
- I'm a painter living in Enumclaw, Washington. It's a small town in the foothills below Mt. Rainier. My sculptor husband and I share 3 studios, a foundry,6 cats, a one-of-a-kind, custom, cast bronze door and cabinet hardware company and 5 beautiful acres of land on which we host a July outdoor sculpture show. "A Painting a Day" seemed a little over the top. Just up my alley. Don't look for any consistency in subject matter. The one sure thing? color! Paintings can be purchased on Ebay of directly from our studio. email me at Rossbrown01@comcast.net
2 comments:
Love these!! Very fun - very nice brushwork and color as always!
Your work is very lovely. I like your style as well as the subjects you choose. The two paintings of red shoes are especially pretty.
Best wishes to you,
J.L. Fleckenstein
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