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Monday, January 27, 2014

Day 27: Peaceful Pig

Day 27 of 30 paintings in 30 days, Jan 2014
"Peaceful Pig" 
8x8 Acrylic on wood panel with 3/4 inch sides

Another NON-Food painting.  Well, we know he will not be bacon because he is at the Ironwood Pig Sanctuary and seems downright happy and spiritual.  I found that after painting a bunch of pigs for auction to raise money for the pig rescue organizations last year, I became a vegan.  Looking into an animal's eyes gives you a glimpse into their soul, and this guy just speaks to me!  I had to paint him.   Tomorrow back to food paintings.  

Thursday, January 23, 2014

Day 23: Sushi

Day 23 of 30 Paintings in 30 Days

"Sushi, California Roll"
8x10 Acrylic on Canvas Board

8x10 Acrylic on Canvas Board - Sushi, a Japanese food consisting of cooked vinegared rice, avocado and vegetables, in this case.  Vegetarian food because I don't eat raw fish!  This is what I have when the family goes out for Sushi.  Still Life, Original, not a print.  Small fine art.  SFA.  

Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Day 22: AVOCADO Still Life Food Painting

Day 22 of 30 paintings in 30 days
"Avocado Half with Pit"
6x6 Acrylic on Ampersand Panel

Something healthy for a change.  This Avocado is raw, vegan, gluten free and dairy free. Hey, I can eat that!    



Saturday, March 23, 2013

Art Abandonment, My first


My first abandonment finally got dropped, into a box of FREE bread at the Senior Center in Altadena, CA. It was gone when I came out after my art class. Wonder where it went? It was an ATC size acrylic painting of sunflowers on a mini canvas with an easel for displaying it.

"Art Abandonment is a group designed to encourage random acts of art, left in various locations around the globe. The idea is that folks can make something and leave it for a lucky unsuspecting person to find. Artists can then post locations and photos of abandoned goodies…and finders can let everyone know that they are the lucky finder!"  Doesn't that sound like fun?

"So leave some art. Leave a contact email for the finder…and if you get notified share the message -- Here's an intro page on Typepad for full explanation: http://michaeldemeng.typepad.com/art_abandonment/"



Friday, March 15, 2013

Illustration Friday: Glasses

"Incognito" Man with Glasses ACEO


This original ACEO in an abstract loose style. "Incognito" shows a movie star or famous person or just someone who likes to hide behind sunglasses. Done in very bright colors, with watercolor and fine liner work.

ACEO refers to the size - 2½” x 3½” - also called an ATC or artist’s trading card. Signed by artist. Complete contact info on back - comes in a protective sleeve. The photo looks bigger, but it is truly the size of a baseball card. Original, not a copy, painted with acrylics on heavy paper.

More doodle art ACEO cards.

For sale in my Ebay store It seems to be working, doodling and lettering every day, and my Mojo has returned!