Sunday, February 21, 2010

More Bob | Stage Three


Building up washes. Working on separating Bob from his environment. The finished painting can be seen at La Galeria Gitana through March 20, 2010.

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

More Bob | Stage Two

Putting down light washes, mainly yellow, orange and red. The finished painting can be seen at La Galeria Gitana through March 2o, 2010.

More Bob | Stage One

When I was figuring out the composition for my previous Bob painting I was equally attracted to the sign with the neon letters and the statue of Bob. After finishing the painting I knew I needed more Bob. I love his red and white checks, they remind me of my college days painting Purina Dog Chow bags. Bob makes me smile, he looks so happy offering us that giant hamburger. But the longer I look, the more I become aware of the price paid by eating all those hamburgers.

The finished painting can be seen at La Galeria Gitana through March 2o, 2010.

Saturday, January 23, 2010

Urban Spaces: The San Fernando Valley Art Show


Urban Spaces:
The San Fernando Valley
January 23 - March 20, 2010

opening reception with the artists
Saturday, January 23, 2010 6-10 p.m.

La Galeria Gitana
(located just behind Cold Stone Creamery on Maclay)
120 N.Maclay Avenue, Ste. E
San Fernando, CA 91340

(818) 898-7708


Gallery Hours: noon - 6 p.m.
Tuesday - Saturday

or by appointment


"Car Wash" is one of five of my paintings included in the exhibit.

The show features the work of the following artists: Karen Anable-Nichols, Susanne Belcher, Donna Geist Buch, Jose De Juan, Marian Fortunati, Teri Garcia, Irena Jablonski, Trish Kertes, Chuck Kovacic, Jennifer McChristian, Darlene Mellein, Tony Peters, Ellen Rundle, Alex Schaefer, Jennelle Song, Beth Summers, Loraine Veeck, Mary Kay Wilson










Friday, December 18, 2009

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Bob: Completed

What can I say? I do love Bob. I love his red and white checkered overalls. I love the hair and his smile. I have fond memories of eating at Bob's as a child, especially the chocolate milkshakes. I remember when my family moved to Texas how happy we were to discover that the Big Boy was there too, even if his name was Kip. I love him so much I know I have to paint him again.