Aloha- Hawaiian Hibiscus

Someone wondered if I could paint a hibiscus, the state flower of Hawaii, so here it is.

Aloha, Hawaiian Hibiscus
Acrylic on Canvas
20 x 24

Artworks Gallery Exhibit

Have hung my wall twice this month at the gallery.

Like the second one best.

Getting ready for Gift Giving Time.

More to come.

Whidbey Island Distillery

Had a wonderful weekend at the Wine, Spirits, and Art Tour
Was the guest artist for Whidbey Island Distillery.

Keeping in Touch

" Keeping in Touch"

 Acrylic on 16 x 20 Canvas 
Was painted for the WICA Fine Art Exhibit  "Phones and Phone Booths".
The title not only means keeping in touch by phone, but also keeping in touch with images of the past.  Phone poles which are slowly disappearing as lines become buried underground.

The exhibit also feature a collection of phone on lone from the Henny Family and Whidbey Telecom.

Dancing Ladies

Just in time for the Artists of South Whidbey Show coming up next week.

Thanks to facebook friends who helped with the name.  

Dancing Ladies

Collage on Canvas

20 x 24

Summer Memories

Artworks Gallery announces Judith Burns as featured artist for the month of September, starting with a First Friday reception on Sept 4, 5-7:30 p.m. Light snacks and beverages will be served and violinist Bev Heising and Cynthia Morrow-Hattal will be performing. Other Artworks Gallery artists will be on hand to greet visitors during the reception.

Judith Burns exhibit, “Summer Memories”  include both acrylic and mixed media. She says her art was recently described as, “elegant, stylized realism”. Most of the artwork  included in this exhibit has been inspired by Whidbey scenes.Judith Burns exhibit, “Summer Memories”  include both acrylic and mixed media. She says her art was recently described as, “elegant, stylized realism”. Most of the artwork  included in this exhibit has been inspired by Whidbey scenes. 

Reaching Out

Reaching Out/Calla Lilies
Acrylic on Canvas 40 x 30

Working on something new and trying stacked canvases
screwed together through stretcher bars aligned to cross using screws and small wooden spacers

Inspiration came from a friends yard where her beautiful calla lilies had fallen over in the rain. 

The top canvas is 20 x 16 and the bottom 40 x 30.