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Sunday, May 05, 2013

Painting the Many Moods of a Marsh

'Start the Day Right'          5x7        pastel        ©Karen Margulis
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 It's a good thing I started my Spring studio cleaning last week. The record rain we had yesterday decided to come into my studio!  I woke up to a sloppy wet mess. Luckily I didn't have any paintings or frames on the floor so nothing was ruined. But everything has been turned upside down so that we could wet vac the floor.  The good news is that I have some great ideas to remodel the studio to give me and my students more room. It will have to wait until after my June trip but it will be something fun to look forward to.

Since I have been cleaning and vacuuming water most of the day I thought I would share some paintings from my 'Marsh' storage box.  I am going through these boxes to make room for new work and these paintings just haven't found their forever home!  I will be offering them by auction this week on Daily Paintworks.  Several of the beach painting sold last week so I thank my new collectors for choosing a painting!

Enjoy looking at the many moods of a marsh! To place a bid on any of these paintings please visit my Daily Paintworks auctions HERE

'Dreaming of Kiawah'   8x10    pastel

'Across a Golden Marsh'    8x10   pastel

'Private Island'     9x9    pastel

'Neighbors on the Creek'     8x8      pastel

'Early Morning Memories'         8x10        pastel 

This week I will be posting more about starting an art blog. I have gotten some great questions from you and would love to hear more about what you would like to know!  Comment below or send me an email!

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Karen,

I really do love your work; it is consistently good, and I find that I can even begin to recognize your style after only being aware of your painting for a few short weeks. I also appreciate your generosity in sharing your insights with your readers. I visit your site with anticipation every day and hope you continue to blog for a long time.
Thanks,
Mitch

Anonymous said...

When you discuss blogging, could you also touch on why an artist might prefer to set up a website (vs. a blog) or vice-versa? Thank you!