Katie Miller. A hyperrealistic painter with such amazing skill. Her paintings are
thought provoking and different. Just look at this painting above. How she captures the details in the face – Continue reading “Featured Artist: Katie Miller!”
Have you ever been part of a theater group? If you’re looking for something fun and different where you can meet really cool people try Continue reading “Looking for a great way to meet good people and have something fun to do?”
Joseph Gyurcsak. An artist from New Jersey – who captured this painting On Grayson After Grayson so well. He painted this scene on Grayson Avenue after that wild snowstorm “Grayson” blew through. Love the lights and the trees. Adds so much character! Continue reading “Featured Artist: Joseph Gyurcsak!”
Who needs a Swiffer when they have a Jack Russell with long hair that everything is attracted to?
Shadows are so cool! If you keep your eye out for normal, Continue reading “Key Shadows”
Ken DeWaard – a painter who now resides in Maine with his family. He’s been painting up a storm. This guy loves to paint and it shows. His paintings are dynamic and reflect his subject matter so well – he captures the very feeling of what he’s painting. His subject matter is diverse and because he’s been so prolific over the years it’s time to make room for more work! When you think about it, if you are an artist who truly loves to paint, you can collect quite a few paintings – sure they sell, but there are always some that are painted on location at different plein air events that aren’t even shown – galleries in other regions aren’t necessarily wanting subject matter painted in other locations so unless it sells via the website it can sit until someone sees it and inquires. Which happens all the time, but kind of like Spring cleaning, it’s time to move some to make room for more. Continue reading “Featured Artist: Ken DeWaard!”
Clearly I am not an architect or one of those wonderful designers of house plans. The house plans that make you dream about living in such a wonderful space. I love house plans and always have. My husband and I Continue reading “Yearly house plan poll… let me know what you think!”
Peter Brown – a fabulous artist from the UK. I can look at his paintings all day long. Continue reading “Featured Artist: Peter Brown!”
My latest addiction… lunch each day consists of a homemade wrap (Trader Joe’s) heated for a few seconds on each side – Continue reading “A quick wrap with red cabbage, havarti and hummus!”
Peter Fiore. This man creates the most stunning, jaw-dropping paintings – the way that he captures light in the trees is hard to believe. Continue reading “Featured Artist: Peter Fiore!”
Barbara Biel creates the most amazing hearts and crosses. No two are exactly the same. They are so special. We have bought them as gifts throughout the years but never bought one for ourselves. Thanksgiving we bought the cross, and I bought the heart this year for Fred for Christmas. They have larger of both that are amazing, but the small ones are magnificent and look so dramatic in the sun, don’t they?
We have great windows for Charlie in our sunroom. It’s where he spends a great deal of time. Watching for anyone “suspicious” – he is wonderful about letting you know when someone is approaching – he watches for the cats, birds and the squirrels that climb in the tree and sit and stare at him.
Jeremiah Miller. Nice work. LOVE his snow scenes and paintings of wooded areas. They are stunning (go see for yourself!) – Many of his paintings are very large – and will really make a statement…
This is the Pamlico River House Plan by Allison Ramsey Architects. This plan is approximately 2,875 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Classic design with amazing porches! The front porch measures 12′ deep. That’s a lot of space to spread out and really enjoy! The side porch is 10′ deep and screened which is so nice when things get a tad buggy…
Continue reading “The Pamlico River House Plan by Allison Ramsey Architects!”
Brian Astle. His paintings are so beautiful. Look at “Sunshine on a Cloudy Day” – all the subtle nuances of color. It’s incredible how delicate he made that bowl look! And those sunflowers! OH! Those sunflowers are breathtaking and are full of life! This is spectacular!
See more of Brian’s work via these links:
Read a bit about Brian, from his website:
Born in 1988 Brian’s interest in art came at an early age. He is very grateful to his parents who were instrumental in promoting his emerging talent.
In 2014 Brian received his BFA from Brigham Young University Idaho. He credits the knowledgeable and student oriented faculty of the BYUI art department for giving him “the tools all representational artist must have to open the door to communicating in the visual arts”. Working as an Illustrator and a Fine Artist, Brian is in love with all art and the art process.Brian’s career has been a continual learning experience. His growth comes natural as he seeks for excellence through education and hard work. He is constantly finding new things to appreciate in the masters both living and deceased. Some of the influences he credits for his inspiration and development are Nicolai Fechin, John Singer Sargent, Laura Robb, Richard Schmid, Quang Ho, Carolyn Anderson and Leon Parson.His work has been featured in the 2013 Society of Illustrators scholastic show, BYU student show 2011-2013, as well as a guest spot in Sebastian Cast: The art of Caricature to name a few. He currently resides in Rexburg Idaho with his wife Sam.
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