30x22, mixed watermedia over an old failed abstract of Santa we did in Doug Walton's workshop a few years back. I think he would be proud of me for reworking this into something fine and femme fatale.
Showing posts with label Asian figure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Asian figure. Show all posts
Friday, August 20, 2010
Thai-Dyed Woman (reworked abstract acrylic)
30x22, mixed watermedia over an old failed abstract of Santa we did in Doug Walton's workshop a few years back. I think he would be proud of me for reworking this into something fine and femme fatale.
Labels:
artist Kay Smith,
Asian figure,
female,
Thai woman
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Thanks, Tom Lynch!!!
Yay!!!Thank you, I love you Tom Lynch, for jurying Asian Persimmons into the Society of Watercolor Artists in Ft. Worth upcoming show. This acceptance is number 5 and is the final one for signature status with this group. Just last month I learned that I made sig status with WAS-H in Houston with Pastry Chef.
Here is my Asian piece, 15x22. I used the large cement Oriental figure you've seen at my house, real Asian persimmons from Rose Chau, my nail lady, an ornate Indian sewn pillow cover on which to set the fruit. It was morning sun backlit for the photo.
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