Rachel Ramm is mainly a portrait painter. Don't
you love the expression she immortalized for that young boy?
you love the expression she immortalized for that young boy?
Maggie DeMarco is from Rhode Island. She was painting and exhibiting abstracts
the day I visited the studio.
Paula Brody's summer home is on Cape Cod, where she exhibits in several studios.
She created the works behind her by painting paper then tearing it and gluing it to a canvas.
And Liz Handlan paints large and colorful flowers.
The theme for City Daily Photo bloggers on February 1 is
"A Scene from a Cafe or Coffee House."
The theme for City Daily Photo bloggers on February 1 is
"A Scene from a Cafe or Coffee House."
A nice selection of artists and their works!
ReplyDeleteI wish I was half as talented. Love that kid's face!
ReplyDeleteOh these are wonderful! The portrait is so lifelike and I do love the expression.
ReplyDeleteAll of these artist do something unique and beautiful. That portrait though, is a stunner.
ReplyDeletethey are all so talented...miss rachel's work is amazing!
ReplyDeleteYes, that kid's expression is priceless!
ReplyDeleteThat first one is great, Jack!
ReplyDeleteAh, talented ladies they are indeed!! And I do agree with William, the young boys expression is definitely priceless!! Thanks so much, as always, for sharing!! Hope your week is going well! Enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteI do admire people who can paint a portrait. So much to get right in the expression of a human face. Rachel certainly has the talent!
ReplyDeleteThe painting in the first pick is a little kitschy to me but if I'd taken a photo looking like that I'd be happy. And a summer home on Cape Cod and winters in Naples? I'm in the wrong line of work.
ReplyDeleteYour portraits and really good, Jack.
ReplyDeleteAnother group of talented women!
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