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1.12.2017

The one that got away


I also painted this one day:

3/4-inch Minus     Oil on panel    23.75 x 17.75 inches


... and entered it into the juried show. 
It was not chosen but that's ok, 
I think I will put it in our group show in March 
... YIKES, March will be here very soon!

The frame is black, about 2 inches and made by my husband!!

Thank you, Matt!
 (this is just the first of many thank-you's because there will be more frames, etc to be made!)

Cheers everyone ... keep on painting!



4 comments:

juliefordoliver.blogspot.com said...

Hi Teri - I find this painting very powerful. I think it is the way you used the interlocking shapes that grabs my attention.
Lucky you having a hubby who makes frames.

Chris Lally said...

What a beauty! Love the strong color palette. A black frame sounds perfect!

Teri said...

Julie, I am so grateful to hear what someone else thinks about this piece before it truly is out in public ... and yes, I truly am lucky to have my own woodworker! Thanks so much.

Teri said...

Thanks Chris - I also just loved those colors ... the orangey one is that new Azo Coral from M. Graham (http://mgraham.com/announcing_azo_coral_oil_color/) and along with a blue (I think it was Pthalo Blue) I couldn't resist.