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SoWal Virtual Art Gallery
- Thread starter Uncle Timmy
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2bohemians
Beach Fanatic
Uh oh...I may need to add a room. Gorgeous!!!
Oh Miss Kitty, not only do you make us laugh, but you continue to make us blush as well. Will we be seeing you soon ... we are anxious to finally meet the marvelous Miss Kitty ....
Lisa_at_the_beach
Beach Fanatic
2B's I'm so blessed to have you in my life. The paintings are AMAZING!!! Can you believe that a conversation at the HOA on DeFuniak what? seven years ago has turned to this??? Everything happens for a reason.
Oh, Smiling Joe...I believe you were pretty creative with found objects at one time!! And WHO was it that suggested you get your RE license????
Long Long time ago
Oh, Smiling Joe...I believe you were pretty creative with found objects at one time!!
And WHO was it that suggested you get your RE license????Long Long time ago
Mark Partington
Beach Lover
Havent been around for awhile on this site...but this is something Ive been doing for awhile also.Your paintings look familiar....Feel free to look up my images(artworks) posted under my name.
good job here.
mark p
good job here.
mark p
Mark Partington
Beach Lover
Mark Partington
Beach Lover
red bar
The RED BAR (I think Billie G did the door...) is a fun image to paint from quite a few different angles. We love Grayton & seagove for that 'real' feel....& the canopies there make those burgs cozy. I'll be venturing out to paint the tree house; which may be our next address as soon as somebody puts those dogflies on a chain.
peace
mark
The RED BAR (I think Billie G did the door...) is a fun image to paint from quite a few different angles. We love Grayton & seagove for that 'real' feel....& the canopies there make those burgs cozy. I'll be venturing out to paint the tree house; which may be our next address as soon as somebody puts those dogflies on a chain.
peace
mark
2bohemians
Beach Fanatic
2B's I'm so blessed to have you in my life. The paintings are AMAZING!!! Can you believe that a conversation at the HOA on DeFuniak what? seven years ago has turned to this??? Everything happens for a reason.
Oh, Smiling Joe...I believe you were pretty creative with found objects at one time!!
Long Long time ago
"Each friend represents a world in us, a world possibly not born until they arrive, and it is only by this meeting that a new world is born."
- Anais Nin
LATB .. We too feel very blessed by your friendship. We knew you were special way back then and are very grateful for our reconnection. You are the light that triggered this new creative journey and for that, we can't thank you enough!
As for Smiling Joe, he has to be one of the most talented guys we've ever met. Seems there is nothing he can't do --- always amazed by his spirit! He is truly an inspiration.
As for Smiling Joe, he has to be one of the most talented guys we've ever met. Seems there is nothing he can't do --- always amazed by his spirit! He is truly an inspiration.
2bohemians
Beach Fanatic
Yahooo .... finally, another artist is joining in on the Virtual Gallery!
We have peeked around at your work online. From time to time, it comes up in the picture scrolls across the top. Then you click one image which leads you to another and then another. You have lots of wonderful artwork to share. Thanks for letting us have the opportunity to view it. Keep up the great work and thank you for the kind words.
Mark Partington
Beach Lover
well keep rockin....any art that sticks out front or in a thread is something for all of us involved.
Ive gotten some folks from far & wide saying an image popped up while they were crusing the site.
The(this) thread will hang for awhile & hopefully locals & visitors alike will remember us.
thanks again
m
Ive gotten some folks from far & wide saying an image popped up while they were crusing the site.
The(this) thread will hang for awhile & hopefully locals & visitors alike will remember us.
thanks again
m
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
Wow. I am almost blushing -- too much love! Thanks.
Yes, those were the days LisaAtTheBeach. I remember our first meeting in your place. You were very encouraging, and may have led to me experimenting more with art. I still make some found junk pieces on occasion, but mostly, they become dust collectors around my house so I just give them to friends. Drawings are a bit easier, as I can just pile them on top of one another in a pile, or two. BTW, do you still have that old window with the "scraping" painting of the Seaside tower I made that was in the old gallery on Defuniak?
2Boh..., thanks for the huge compliment. My grandma taught me that any one can do everything that he or she has a desire to do. Practice makes one better. One challenge I've had for a while is crocheting, and after numerous failed attempts over many years, I finally figured out three crocheting stitches late last night. I am a happy camper. It is a start.
Anywho, in return for the compliments, I'll share a drawing I made last night....
18"x24"
pencil and water on paper
what the heck, here are a few more recent works...
18"x24"
pencil and water on paper
"Quiet Day"
18"x24"
pencil and water on paper
18"x24"
pencil and water on paper
Yes, those were the days LisaAtTheBeach. I remember our first meeting in your place. You were very encouraging, and may have led to me experimenting more with art. I still make some found junk pieces on occasion, but mostly, they become dust collectors around my house so I just give them to friends. Drawings are a bit easier, as I can just pile them on top of one another in a pile, or two. BTW, do you still have that old window with the "scraping" painting of the Seaside tower I made that was in the old gallery on Defuniak?
2Boh..., thanks for the huge compliment. My grandma taught me that any one can do everything that he or she has a desire to do. Practice makes one better. One challenge I've had for a while is crocheting, and after numerous failed attempts over many years, I finally figured out three crocheting stitches late last night. I am a happy camper. It is a start.
Anywho, in return for the compliments, I'll share a drawing I made last night....
18"x24"
pencil and water on paper
what the heck, here are a few more recent works...
18"x24"
pencil and water on paper
"Quiet Day"
18"x24"
pencil and water on paper
18"x24"
pencil and water on paper