The painting below is the largest I’ve painted and is I think very representative of the style that has become my signature though I think each series does have it’s individual signature that keeps me painting one series after another. Summer is really my favorite time for painting and I really don’t on why. I’ve … Continue reading
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New Paintings at Robert Kent Galleries
On Friday, October 7, 2022, Robert Kent Galleries will feature four artists and I am one of the four to be featured. In that exhibit is the painting pictured here along with others you can see on the featured artist page website: http://www.robertkentgalleries.com. If you are in the Atlanta area, Marietta, Georgia please stop by … Continue reading
“Earthwork” Memory Landscape
40 x 30 inches, oil painting on cradled wood panel
Beginning
This morning I am reviewing the past day’s work and trying to get an idea of how I want to proceed. Working a 36 x 36 cradled panel with oil mixed with cold wax gives me a number of alternatives. Usually I spend a long time just looking. The longer I wait between each step … Continue reading
A Look At Art History, Mine
I recently visited the home of one of my collectors. It had been a long time since the last visit and I was amazed to see a history of my work over a long time. The time period stretches back to the early 1980s. I was glad that my reaction was a positive one and … Continue reading
Deep Water
I am spending days in the studio this week working on paintings I had hidden from my view so that I could think about them in the abstract, so to speak. When I turned them around to view them on Monday of this week, I had a renewed interest and began to find a way … Continue reading
Creative Risks
Moving on to Blogathon Day 10, I have no problem talking about risks since that’s what I do everyday. When I enter the studio in the morning, it is all about risks. The images made here are not always risky per se but I’m sure you face what I do when you stand in front … Continue reading
Haiku
Day 9’s prompt for C4Atlanta’s Blogathon is to create a Haiku. sweet light deep memory puzzle wind blowing layers
Red And Blue
Day Eight C4Atlanta Blogathon I dwell in both oceans, the red and the blue
It’s All New
After the first of the year, I mentioned that I thought “new beginnings” described the year ahead but I had no idea just how everything would change. At the beginning of March an opportunity to move my studio to a larger space presented itself. And I took it!! Not only do I now have more … Continue reading
Helen DeRamus Artist 