acrylic on canvas
I have reconfigured my studio yet again, and have hung a bunch of new pieces to offer during tomorrow’s live sale.
If you see anything in this post that you like, or if any of the things from earlier this week call to you, let me know before 4 p.m. EDT tomorrow (July 19th), so I can pull it for you! Below are just SOME of the items that will be on offer tomorrow! Click on any to see pricing and further information.
On a rainy Monday a few weeks back, I began a new piece using acrylic inks and acrylic paints in lush greens and blues based on what I was seeing outside through the rain-drenched window. Over a four- to five-day period, I kept coming back to it, adding new layers and bits, and eventually adding a bit of white gel pen, too, because it seemed to want it. In the end, Rainy Days and Mondays looked like this:
Rainy Days & Mondays I (Copyright Kelly R. Ramsdell 2017)
Imagine my surprise the following Monday when it was again a rainy morning. I started a new canvas to reflect the yummy rainy day outside, and called it Rainy Days & Mondays II. This one is more blue than green, though of course it has greens and browns in it.
Rainy Days & Mondays II (Copyright Kelly R. Ramsdell 2017)
"What I feel has come and gone before
No need to talk it out
We know what it's all about"
Rainy Days & Mondays rarely get me down.
A couple weeks ago, I began a painting that I call EXPLORE, my first really big painting at 30x40" in size. It began looking a bit like this:
Eventually, after many additional layers of acrylic paints and inks, it looked like this:
Finished
And now, it's getting packed up and shipped off to California, because it sold right off my easel just that fast.
