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Filling a lacuna till there’s time for the new Untitled piece, simmering away (somewhat anxiously). The full-size makes a deep and soothing background screen. Enjoy and see you soon! Artwork by Catherine Rutgers © 2012
One Love
It started with a snapshot of deep-orange-red lilies. Flipping to the negative really set it off. Simultaneously, I have been breaking on the waves of inventory. Part one: Born in the ’50s and now in mine. I want, not merely … Continue reading
Posted in Revelations
Tagged apple, Dada, digital art, photography, pictures of lilies, saturated, Surrealism
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Street Smart
Church Avenue is one of those all-time great streets full of every kind of commerce going on. Fresh fruit, flip flops, flowers, fajitas. Fabulous. And that’s a short list. But when you move west toward Coney Island Avenue, the streetscape … Continue reading
New Year’s Eve 2011
As so beautifully phrased by the good folks at home remedies for acne, “Somebody necessarily lend a hand to make severely posts I would state. That is the first time I frequented your web page and to this point? I … Continue reading
Posted in Introductions & News, Revelations
Tagged color, handwriting, rock and roll, watercolors
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Guest Spot: Carolyn Rutgers Clark
Carolyn Rutgers Clark brings nature to art in watercolor, drawing, and fabric collage. We don’t often get to see such birds and butterflies, such mammals prickly and smooth, in the course of a typical day. This artist, however, knows the … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Spot!
Tagged art inspired by nature, birds, butterflies, Carolyn Rutgers Clark, drawing, hedgehog, watercolors, wildlife
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