The Artist in Wake Forest

Sunday, August 14, 2011

Wake forest art


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beach series



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This painting is now hanging at Greg and Shannon's beach home
30 x 72

This is hanging in my home

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Sunday, May 15, 2011

Spring Leaves
New Spring
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The green path
 Blue Skies
Sittin on the Beach
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 Pink Sky
 Garden Shed
Red Roof
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 Sunny Clouds
 Blue Beach House
Fields done with palette knife
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Sharon Smith
I started painting with acrylics in Nov. 2010. I am burning with the fever of painting every day. I wake up in the mornings and can't wait to get to my painting area. I have alot to learn. That's what I love about it, very challenging, but I feel like I am creating something...whether good or bad. Now, the bad days are just that. But my husband, Ron, always encourages me to keep trying. Hope you enjoy my progress or regress.
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