Showing posts with label sunflowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunflowers. Show all posts

Friday, August 14, 2015

Sold Today: Sunflowers and Cantaloupes

Sunflowers and Cantaloupes: Sold today at River Farm, headquarters of American Horticultural Society. My one woman exhibit is on display through September 28, 2015.
Art takes us to a higher place. Come see my exhibit and see if you relate!

Thursday, May 16, 2013

Magical Abracadabra

How does this... become this?

I am so glad that you asked.:)  It was transformed from 3D to 2D. An illusion. Magic. The magic transformation provided by the visual arts.



Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Today's Painting: Lots of Golden Yellow!

Dear Imaginary Friends,

I try to create a new oil painting each Wednesday. And therefore-- ta dah!

Your Imaginary Friend,
Patsie

Oranges and Sunflowers, Oil, by Patricia Miller Uchello, c. 2013

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

What's New?

What is Happier Than a Sunflower??
Dear Imaginary Readers,

What have I been doing this week? I am so glad that you asked! Last Wednesday, I painted the super- color- saturated- still- life shown above; it is so new, it has not yet been named. Measuring in at 12 x 12, oil on canvas, it is not quite finished. I have to get a Cantaloupe "Model" to pose for me, so that I can put in its skin texture that looks like webbing. A cantaloupe with personality is a commodity all too hard to find these days. Most cantaloupes are just very poor conversationalists.

In addition, I made a non-cantaloupe mosaic on Saturday, also 12 x 12", a stepping stone. I made it while standing in the rain for four hours. Do I now have frizzies, or what! The mosaic is so new, I do not have a photo. Mosaics are wonderful, but so time consuming. It can be quite tedious and slow, and if you know the way I work, I like to paint at lightening speed. And do!

One must wear gloves while working with the adhesive mortar and the grout, or the chemicals will physically leach out all the oil from your skin and give you lizard hands. Not cute! Caramba!

Your Imaginary Friend,
Patsie