Creating Art for my living is what I do! Watch the artwork evolve and see how I juggle real life and creativity as a working artist! Along with my Artist husband, Stephen Filarsky, we built our Art Studio from a 1910 house. Here, I specialize in fine art portraits of adults, children, horses and dogs in oils, watercolors, pastels and graphite.Join me on my blog as I work in my creative space and share life on my mini farm and studio with you!
Sunday, December 30, 2012
Saturday, December 29, 2012
The Christmas surprises! Blog 1
Williams portrait. Pastel 11 x 14 |
NOW, I can post a few images from our frantic month of December! So many collectors, so many hours...and I wouldn't have it any other way :-) On this page are just a few of the many...a good way to see the diversity! All portraits are different!
Mia, 16 x 20 pastel |
Lydia 9 x 12 pastel |
Ernie's Dad 16 x 29 Pastel |
Saunders children 9 x 12 pencils |
Ramsey Terriers, 11 x 14 pastel |
Mixed breed portrait-Pastel 9 x 12 |
Yellow Labs of D. Perry 14 x 16 pastel |
"Bubba" Chocolate Lab, Pastel collage 16 x 18 |
"R & M Drafty Achers" 14 x 24 pastel of mini team |
Yellow Lab, pastel 9 x 12 |
Thursday, December 6, 2012
A girl and her mule
I loved meeting this family in October and photographing their daughter and her beautiful mule, Fancy! From that came my 24" x 26" oil portrait with their barn in the background. I didn't need to go to Florida in order to photograph their barn; her mom had an image on her cell phone. (ah, modern day wonders!) An earlier post had the painting in progress but now you can see the finished oil!
Morgan was showing Fancy and there is one thing about competitive showmanship classes-in that world there is just one correct way to present your animal!
Morgan was showing Fancy and there is one thing about competitive showmanship classes-in that world there is just one correct way to present your animal!
Morgan with her mule, Fancy. 24" x 36" oil portrait |
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