5 x 7 inch paper cuttings with tissue paper. Sold.
Sidenote: I received a nice note recently that a similar “Birdsong” paper cutting that I donated to the auction benefiting the Mulvane Museum Women’s Committee, to whom I gave a presentation last year in Topeka, KS, was purchased for 200% of it’s regular asking price. Quite an honor!
8 x 10 inch paper cutting commission based on this sold work.
5 x 7 inch paper cutting. Sold
5 different 2.5 x 4 inch papercuttings. All are sold.
See more of these in my Facebook gallery of Tiny Birds, Teacup Birds, Birds in Things, etc.
8 x 10 inch paper cutting. Sold.
At the end of the summer, I was out in the NE Kansas countryside with my camera and came upon a great-horned owl. Unfortunately, he was pretty far away, the lighting was terrible and my zoom lens couldn’t zoom enough.. But I got a blurry picture (that’s cropped to the max) to remember him by.
2.5 x 4 inch paper cutting. Sold.
8 x 10 inch paper cutting. Sold.
5 x 7 inch paper cutting. Sold.
8 x 10 inch paper cutting. Sold.
8 x 10 inch paper cutting. Sold
Some news & other info..
• I’ve restocked Bella Luz in Wichita and 1109 Gallery in Lawrence with prints, greeting cards and more. Look for their address over to the right of this page.
• I found out I was the top selling artist at last weekend’s art fair. I wish the best for every single artist there, but it’s an honor nonetheless. Thank you all again for coming and supporting.
• I’ve got a Final Friday exhibit coming up at Elevate Massage (located at 1403 Mass. St. in Lawrence, KS) at the end of December. It’s a great space run by great people. They’re now selling my greeting cards and have a few of my originals currently hanging. They also acquired my light panel display that was uninstalled last August at the arts center, so you can see a couple of those panels hanging there as well.
• Right now I’m working on another illustration for the Bradford Exchange’s Native American Folk Tale Series for the Sacagawea Golden Dollar Collection. I think this is my 10th or 11th illustration for them now. You can click HERE to see what I’m talking about.
Until next time…