Rural elevators 3 SOLD

My friend, Bobbie and I are so lucky to be able to take this workshop. First day, buildings & sky in thick wonderful acrylic paint. I used pallette knife on this.  Anda suggested we all use the "stay wet" pallette.   Wow, the paints stay Luscious.  I used a photo I took 20 years ago and I can't remeber what town, somewhere between fargo & langdon. .

Oregon bridge SOLD

Day 3 of Anda Styler workshop. .painting water, or as Anda, from the east coast says, "waada" . up & down strokes for water, new concept for me..it turned out loverly...

Dappled chair SOLD @ Gallery4 7-21

Day 2, I love this one. Other artists "dappled" on buildings mostly. This is from a photo I took in 1996 in Moorhead state art room. Acrylic is fun..

The sky is the limit SOLD at Edgewood 5-18

The 4th day we studied clouds. I used Marilyn' s photo. It was too close to add any ground stuff..I thought I'd add a plane or maybe a stork holding a baby..I know, I'm weird. .

the "farmer,s daughter" syndrome keep popping up  when I paint..

PEARS, again?? Sold @ Bismarck show

I said to myself, " Judi, you going to do the pear thing again?" I said "ok".  This one is for the annual square foot show in Bismarck. .

Love ,music,dance gifted

I had sketched this from a car ad in a magazine and then painted it in watercolor . .I loved the body language and the purple jacket..added the notes 'cause it needed a little more. More can be less-- that makes no sense. .

gas station in 1945 SOLD

Another small old painting I found in an old sketch book..framing it to send to an art show ($25 or less art section).. I think I used an old Langdon photo as my inspiration. . Loved the "cigarette attitude ", so common @ that time.