Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Water Lilies

 Water Lilies
(12" x 12")
Medium: Torn Magazine
Commissioned 
Set of two on Gallery-Wrapped Canvas


Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Centerville Farm Collage

Untitled
 (20" x 20")
Medium: Torn Magazine
Available

I am still trying to determine the name of the farm so I can decide on a title. The farm is located just west of Centerville Junior high. The farm is depicted as it looked 12 years ago. Since then, the tall silo is gone and the smaller silo has been refurbished. Houses and a tall vinyl fence obscure from view most of what is left.

Saturday, December 19, 2009

Golden Gate Bridge Collage

Golden Gate Bridge
(16" x 20")
Medium: Torn Magazine
Commissioned-Sold

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Religious Collage

A Study of Del Parson's painting "In His Glory"
(16" x 20")
Medium: Torn Magazine
Commissioned - Sold

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Oil Well Road Collage

Oil Well Road
(20" x "30)
Medium: Torn Magazine
Available

This is up Tollgate Canyon between Wanship and Park City near my in-law's cabin.

Thursday, June 5, 2008

Puerto Rico Collage

Puerto Rico
(22" x 18")
Medium: Torn Magazine
Available
Sometimes I like to call this painting "Nude Beach" because some of the torn pieces I used for the sand came from a vaseline advertisement in Parents magazine that showed a page full of knuckles. In the context of the beach, they look like a bunch of nakey bums. OOPS! This was on accident, of course but it always gives me a good chuckle. Unfortunately this photo doesn't show the nakey bums very well. The original is more obvious.
Another interesting tid-bit about this picture is that it was the exact location where my husband lost the rental car keys - in the OCEAN! My dad was with him and with Scott out of the water praying and my dad in the water scouring the muddy water in the rip tide, they found the keys. I've heard that faith without works is dead and I always think of this moment with my dad the embodiment of works and my husband the embodiment of faith and together, they found lost keys in the ocean.

With that being said, this is either entitled "Nude Beach" or "Miracle Beach" one of the two.

Friday, May 16, 2008

Salt Lake LDS Temple

Salt Lake LDS Temple
(20" x 30")
Medium: Torn Magazine
Features hidden face of Joseph Smith Jr., the first prophet of the restoration
Commissioned - Sold