Pastel
Size: 11X14
Cost: $35
S&H: $10
This is Ballerina #3.
To see more of my art work you may visit my website at: www.marylandis.com, www.marylandis@blogger.com
A BIG HELLO AND THANK YOU FROM MARY LANDIS IN THE VALENTINE CITY, LOVELAND, COLORADO.
Sabtu, 30 Mei 2009
Ballerina #3 by MARY LANDIS #53009
Pastel
Size: 11X14
Cost: $35
S&H: $10
This is Ballerina #3.
To see more of my art work you may visit my website at: www.marylandis.com, www.marylandis@blogger.com
A BIG HELLO AND THANK YOU FROM MARY LANDIS IN THE VALENTINE CITY, LOVELAND, COLORADO.
Rabu, 27 Mei 2009
hooked_on_colfax
These bags and purses are for sale beginning June 8th at Hooked on Colfax Coffee - Steele and E. Colfax. We're also throwing a party on Saturday, June 13 from 7-9pm.
Check'em out.
these are some of the large size bags - each large enough to carry a 12" laptop, magazines or text books. Each has pockets.
These new pieces are a riff off of the work I was doing 2 years ago. The canvas fabric is painted with acrylic paints to give a tough, non-fray finish. The fully coated fabrics are water resistant. Each bag is designed and sewn by me. No 2 bags are ever alike. In my last post, I included a picture of a mini-bag.
hol sum.
Check'em out.
these are some of the large size bags - each large enough to carry a 12" laptop, magazines or text books. Each has pockets.
These new pieces are a riff off of the work I was doing 2 years ago. The canvas fabric is painted with acrylic paints to give a tough, non-fray finish. The fully coated fabrics are water resistant. Each bag is designed and sewn by me. No 2 bags are ever alike. In my last post, I included a picture of a mini-bag.
hol sum.
Selasa, 26 Mei 2009
Ballerina #2 by MARY LANDIS #52609
Oil on board
Size; 11X14
Cost: $35
S&H: $10
Ballerina series: #2
To see more of my paintings you may go to my website www.marylandis.com, www.mary landis.blogger.com
A BIG HELLO AND THANK YOU FROM MARY LANDIS FROM THE VALENTINE CITY, LOVELAND, COLORADO
Senin, 25 Mei 2009
Ballerina #1 by MARY LANDIS #52509
Pastel on Board
Size: 11X14
Cost: $35
S&H: $10
This 16 year old ballerina was our subject for a quick draw/paint session and what a fantastic model. She had never modeled before and didn't realize what a wonderful job she was doing. Painting ballerinas is so much fun and quite the challenge as she was changing positions quickly. I will be posting a few more paintings of this ballerina over the next few days.
To see more of my paintings you may go to my website www.marylandis.com, www.marylandis.blogger.comA BIG HELLO AND THANK YOU FROM MARY LANDIS IN THE VALENTINE CITY, LOVELAND, COLORADO
Jumat, 22 Mei 2009
Masonville Landscape by Mary Landis #52209
Pastel
Size: 12X16 w/frame 22X24
Cost: $280
S&H: $20
As I was driving around searching for a plein air subject, I came across this inviting shade tree amidst an incredible bright summer green pasture. I knew I had to paint it and the red rock formation in the background was just the icing on the cake.
To see more of my art work you may visit my website at www.marylandis.com. www.MaryLandisFineArt.blogger.com
Rabu, 20 Mei 2009
a growing family
no, I'm not pregnant. silly.
...building a family, hol sum style; I finally took on crocheting a little bird yesterday and finished her this morning. I used a nylon cord for stiffness and also filled her with beans. She stands alone. The silicon birds are still in progress (another one on the way) and the slip-cast birds are still on the radar screen.
Coming up, a little show at Hooked on Colfax (Steele and Colfax, North side of Colfax) with a little opening the second Saturday in June.
I'm actually making a ton of painted bags between now and then. Every bag is hand painted and printed, pattern-designed and sewn by myself. I'm hoping these can be a segue into selling on consignment at some hip little boutiques in the city.
I know, we went to New York, the city, and, lamentably, we forgot our camera. OMG. We were stretched in every direction (as the city requires) as we spent time with family and friends visiting for the Guggenheim show, friends living in the city, and our good friends, Art and Architecture. The short list:
-Guggenheim: Frank Lloyd Wright Retrospective, 50th year anniversary, and reopening (after years of restoration). Christian's work is on display as part of their education program. My good friend Jamie Zander helped with an animated tour through the Taliesin, Spring Green, estate on level 3 of the museum ramp. (Wow Jamie!)
-MOMA: Mira Schendel and Leon Ferrari show, which I talked of already.
-Cooper Hewitt Design Museum show on FELT!!! Way to go Molo! Hell yes Andrea Zittel! Jean Nouvel, I want your sofa.
-Ceramic Tiles of Italy, Surface Magazine and the Meat-Packing District Initiative's design tour: That was an amazing block party in honor of contemporary GOOD design. May I add that the MOD FAB was front and center at the 414 Gallery's design show!
-ICFF: International Contemporary Furniture Fair. The world's front running design show for new furniture and such accoutrement.
-Kevin and Marie Butler: Christian's parents, two people of astounding generosity and good taste. Thank you for making this trip to NYC such a beautiful (however exhausting) experience.
-Erik Krautbauer and Grace Stanton: the hostests with the mostests. (I can barely read that out loud) Because of these people we found the local fine eateries and cafes and never felt out of the loop.
-Erik's great artwork and clever artist's statement. (more on that later)
-2 French bakery/cafe's each within 2 blocks of our hotel. Need I say more?
That is actually all I can say for now. This trip was beautiful. Both Christian and I are feeling inspired and bright about our work despite the tiresome wake of this trip.
...building a family, hol sum style; I finally took on crocheting a little bird yesterday and finished her this morning. I used a nylon cord for stiffness and also filled her with beans. She stands alone. The silicon birds are still in progress (another one on the way) and the slip-cast birds are still on the radar screen.Coming up, a little show at Hooked on Colfax (Steele and Colfax, North side of Colfax) with a little opening the second Saturday in June.
I'm actually making a ton of painted bags between now and then. Every bag is hand painted and printed, pattern-designed and sewn by myself. I'm hoping these can be a segue into selling on consignment at some hip little boutiques in the city. I know, we went to New York, the city, and, lamentably, we forgot our camera. OMG. We were stretched in every direction (as the city requires) as we spent time with family and friends visiting for the Guggenheim show, friends living in the city, and our good friends, Art and Architecture. The short list:
-Guggenheim: Frank Lloyd Wright Retrospective, 50th year anniversary, and reopening (after years of restoration). Christian's work is on display as part of their education program. My good friend Jamie Zander helped with an animated tour through the Taliesin, Spring Green, estate on level 3 of the museum ramp. (Wow Jamie!)
-MOMA: Mira Schendel and Leon Ferrari show, which I talked of already.
-Cooper Hewitt Design Museum show on FELT!!! Way to go Molo! Hell yes Andrea Zittel! Jean Nouvel, I want your sofa.
-Ceramic Tiles of Italy, Surface Magazine and the Meat-Packing District Initiative's design tour: That was an amazing block party in honor of contemporary GOOD design. May I add that the MOD FAB was front and center at the 414 Gallery's design show!
-ICFF: International Contemporary Furniture Fair. The world's front running design show for new furniture and such accoutrement.
-Kevin and Marie Butler: Christian's parents, two people of astounding generosity and good taste. Thank you for making this trip to NYC such a beautiful (however exhausting) experience.
-Erik Krautbauer and Grace Stanton: the hostests with the mostests. (I can barely read that out loud) Because of these people we found the local fine eateries and cafes and never felt out of the loop.
-Erik's great artwork and clever artist's statement. (more on that later)
-2 French bakery/cafe's each within 2 blocks of our hotel. Need I say more?
That is actually all I can say for now. This trip was beautiful. Both Christian and I are feeling inspired and bright about our work despite the tiresome wake of this trip.
Selasa, 19 Mei 2009
Big Mama's Nose by Mary Landis #51909
Pastel
Size: 11xz14 w/frame 19.5x22
Cost: $270 w/frame
S&H: $20
To see more of my paintings you may visit my website at www.marylandis.comwww.marylandis.blogger.com
A BIG HELLO AND THANK YOU FROM MARY LANDIS IN THE VALENTINE CITY, LOVELAND COLORADO
Sabtu, 16 Mei 2009
Mira and Leon
We're in New York City.
I will say more about that later.
For now,
yesterday - MOMA.
Mira Schendel.
Leon Ferrari.
Magical Modernism.
fully satisfying.
I want to make
these filled fields.
I will say more about that later.
For now,
yesterday - MOMA.
Mira Schendel.
Leon Ferrari.
Magical Modernism.
fully satisfying.
I want to make
these filled fields.
Log Cabin at Pingree Park by Mary Landis #51609
pastel
size: 9X12 unframed
cost: $150
S&H: $10
To see more of my art work you may visit my website at www.marylandis.com, www.marylandis.blogger.com
A BIG HELLO AND THANK YOU FROM MARY LANDIS IN THE VALENTINE CITY, LOVELAND COLORADO
Kamis, 14 Mei 2009
Mother's Pride by Mary Landis #51409
oil on canvas
size: 16X20 unframed
cost: $450
S&H: $20
To see more of my art work you may visit my website at www.marylandis.comwww.marylandis@blogger.com
HELLO AND THANK YOU FROM MARY LANDIS FROM THE VALENTINE CITY, LOVELAND, COLORADO
Senin, 11 Mei 2009
Winter Firs by Mary Landis #51109
pastel
size: 18X24 unframed
cost: $580
S&H: $20
To see more of my art work you may visit my website at www.marylandis.com
Paris in Estes #50809
pastel
size: 11X14
cost: $195
S&H: $10
To see more of my art work you may go to my website www.marylandis.com
Minggu, 03 Mei 2009
Early Morn at Mueller by Mary Landis #50309
pastel
size: 10.5X13.5
cost: $195 matted
S&H $10
This was on an early morning walk in Mueller State Park late September. The smell of the pine trees,the ribbons of sun rays and the crisp colors of the aspen are all reasons I knew I had to capture this moment in time.
To see more of my art work you may go to my website at www:marylandis.com
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