Emergence...Watercolor and Liquid Acrylics..Abstract.. Texas Artist..Rae Andrews

EMERGENCE began as my previous posts,with a throw in of a variety of LIQUID ACRYLICS  and linear marks.

The idea of the DOLPHIN came as a last thought when I was almost finished.

I really just played with shapes and anchored the painting first, whether it is turned to a vertical or a horizontal format I felt it worked. The design was very LYRICAL with lots of movement and fun.

As there was a kind of dolphin shape emerging, I went with it. The head and a little of the tail was all I needed.

                                             This image is 8" x 10" (unframed)

                                                            $200 plus S/H

                          Prints of this image can be purchased through Fine Art America:
                      http://fineartamerica.com/featured/emergence-rae-andrews.html?newartwork=true 



Rae conducts workshops and demonstrations of her techniques in ACRYLICS, PASTELS, OILS, and WATERCOLORS

For more information please contact her at:
rae4art@aol.com

Please visit my Web Site at:
www.yessy.com/raeandrews

or my Blog Site at:
raeandrewsgallery.blogspot.com

Abstract Crab 12x16 Oil on Canvas by Hickory, NC artist Tina Calle

While visiting Pass Christian, MS last week, I spied a crab on a sea wall at the shrimp boat docks. I was inspired to keep it abstract and loose.. Better pics later this week. Enjoy!

FYI- my work is copyrighted. I only sell originals. Thanks!! reach me at http://www.cfai.co/tinacalle/

Sea Wall Crabs in Pass Christian MS at the Shrimp Docks- Oil on Canvas Board- TCalle

I am visiting Pass Christian MS this week. While buying shrimp off the boats, I noticed the crabs lining the sea wall at the docks as they worked the mussel and oyster beds. I thought the wall would make a nice abstract piece. Including the border, its a 12x16.

Linda Bell Mixed Media Artist -- Cape Buffalo

This painting started out as an abstract but morphed into this unusual cape buffalo. When I added the birds I named it Twitter. See my website www.lindabell.ca

Acrylic, 30" x 40"