Living Large 13018
6x6 on Ampersand Gessobord, original oil and palette knife
$75 SOLD 1/28/2013
Purchase through my online gallery at Daily Paintworks HERE.
(Painted for day 18 of 30 of the Leslie Saeta paint 30 paintings in 30 days challenge.)
What is the price of a dozen roses these days? Probably about the cost of this painting but either way buying a painting or a dozen results in living large.
I sold another of my paintings this week to friend and artist Sharon Markwardt. I usually don't give the names of clients but if you are not familiar with her art please visit her website to see some awesome Western art. She is represented by the Waxlander Gallery in Santa Fe...living large indeed.
I'm taking the Leslie Saeta WebinARTs class in January and working on the lessons and also on the 30/30. One of my goals this year was to redo my website which is outdated at NancyStandlee.com. Here are two websites I'm working on for class and much under construction and I haven't decided which one to keep. At Weebly
http://nancystandlee.weebly.com/ and at FASO here it is http://nancystandlee.fineartstudioonline.com/.
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7 comments:
Well done Nancy with this lovely floral still life. Excellent!
Love this beautiful floral still life Nancy. Excellent!
Love this beautiful floral still life Nancy, excellent!
Nancy, I have loved your daily blogs, and I especially love this painting. School is going great, and I am due to graduate in May.
Thanks so much Bruce and Jerry. And I'm glad to hear about graduation and the "daily" blogs. It's been just too much for some. I'm gotten to paint some things I might not have tried otherwise.
Both your Faso and Weebly sites look great. Tough decision. Do you think FASO provides a better service to it's artists?
Carroll, I think Faso may be a little easier to use..able to get in post a painting and be out in no time. Their support is fantastic.
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