Pics from last year's show at the house... Fun! You are invited! Bring a friend . This Saturday November 21 9-5 1135 N Denver, Tulsa
Welcome to my blog where I post recent photos of my work and journal about my life as an artist. I live and work in Tulsa Oklahoma. It is from my early life in the mountains that I developed a love of the natural world which now includes vast prairies and endless skies. To contact me about a purchase all in lowercase letters you can write me at margee And then my last name @Gmail. Opening the web version of this blog gives the opportunity to purchase any of my how to books/videos, etc..
Monday, November 16, 2015
Penny sale on 2 paintings
I have a little 6x6 portrait and 6x6 painting of garlic ( Scott Aycock) starting at a penny on my ebay auction. Click here to visit
Sunday, November 15, 2015
French Convent Guest House
My heart sank as we listened to the news out of Paris and I remembered back to a couple of years ago when we stayed at a French convent in Provence where a friend resides as one of the sisters there and was celebrating her jubilee year. I also remember fondly hanging out with two young Parisian soccer players who were our air bnb guests last year. We were all snowed in here as were 3 musicians who couldn't travel due to the weather. A bottle of wine, a great meal cobbled together made for an excellent, memorable evening. I am pulling out some paintings from those times and putting them out in my ebay gallery. This one here is the house where we stayed in Provence.
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To visit my ebay gallery
Saturday, November 14, 2015
$10 off each $100 in my Ebay Gallery
Please feel free to use this coupon when shopping in my Ebay Gallery. This coupon is good for any purchase or purchases.
$10 off each $100
$10 off each $100
Friday, November 13, 2015
SOLD! Red Ryder Rifle from the book, " In Tandem"
I wanted to paint this response to one of my favorite poems as if it were like an icon. I hoped to reflect the things a child holds dear.
RED RYDER RIFLE
I remember the day my brother
put down his Red Ryder Rifle.
“I’m too big for kid games,” he said.
He stood, ducking his head,
exiting the door to our fort.
I pleaded, “Don’t go,”
but my brother was through the door.
Then taunted,
“what’s the matter- too big to play with me now?”
The voice of a child could not bring him back.
For my brother it was no longer a choice.
He shook off his childhood
as though the fit weren’t right.
I watched as he strode ‘cross uncle’s pasture toward giggling
girls
huddled at the gate,
speaking in whispers I could not understand.
My brother understood.
He walked stiffly,
his creased jeans barely breaking line.
It occurred to me, he walked like my father.
The door closed.
For a moment I was sad,
and then I remembered the Red Ryder Rifle.
In Tandem Sunday Morning.... and Snakes
Scott and I had a fantastic opening of our show and now that things have settled down a bit I can share a few of the pieces with you. Here are a few that are in the book, " In Tandem," which is available for purchase with free shipping withing the USA.
SNAKES
Sunday mornings
Southern Baptists
Summer heat
All those “S’s” hissing!
In the garden, preacher warned,
“Snakes will lull you to sleep.”
My head in grandmother’s lap
Twirling fans,
suspended from the ceiling.
Never pushing air enough…
sweating
hearing
voice,
not words…
rising,
falling
rising, falling.
The stroke of her fingers
tongue at my neck
in my ear
Hissing!
Preacher’s voice
distant and hollow
as though
listening underwater,
to a voice calling
softly,
tenderly
rising, falling
hissing
in my ear
sleep. . . sleep. . .
ssssssss . . . .
Tuesday, November 03, 2015
Friday, October 23, 2015
Gilcrease Museum back 40
This was a painting that I worked on with a class. Each of us kind of created our own little scene using a few photos of skies and hay bales. This particular scene was created with a specific time and place in mind. A favorite walking spot just about a mile from my house on the back 40 of the Gilcrease Museum. I really liked the way it turned out. I quickly took the photo and then realized that I was taking it at the same time of day when the sun is so low and beautiful in the sky. It was perfect lighting except for the shadow cast by the frame on the bottom edge :-) Clicking below will take you to this painting on ebay and give you access to my other paintings in my ebay Gallery.
To Bid
Labels:
gilcrease museum,
landscape,
oil painting,
tulsa
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
Persimmons
I love the idea of painting small and getting something finished in just a day. I also love any excuse to go walking in the woods and especially like it when I can grocery shop in the woods and at check out..... everything is FREE! One of my favorite Oklahoma treasures that you won't find in the store, are persimmons. This little painting is actually on my ebay auction this week along with some of it's brother and sister 6x6s.
To visit my ebay gallery
To visit my foraging blog
Dang it... this isn't the one that is on auction but is one that is still available. If I weren't so lazy I would go get it and take another photo... you can see it on the link to the gallery though.
To visit my ebay gallery
To visit my foraging blog
Dang it... this isn't the one that is on auction but is one that is still available. If I weren't so lazy I would go get it and take another photo... you can see it on the link to the gallery though.
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