"Found" SOLD

 

"Found"

8 x 8in oil on museum quality panel

$350

THE FURRY BANDIT OF SABBATH SONG FARM

Early Riser

Bird Watcher

DoorMan (DoorCat??)

Quiche Thief (Again)

AKA: Mr. Big Paws

Mornings feel different on Sabbath Song Farm.

Before the sun rises, silver moon still shining, 

the mist lays between

the rows of tree tops

that layer out

to where lavender skies

kiss blue ridge.

That's the precise moment when Mr. Big Paws makes his entrance from the fields.

It also happens to be the time  the hummingbirds begin their  early morning rounds. 

 Coincidence?

I think not.

 

Initially, Mr. Big Paws is quite the gentleman, waiting at the door. 

Do not be taken in by this.

One nano second later,

he has assumed the "somebody better let me in or heads will roll" pose.

I can't really blame him though. 

Carolyn has fixed a Sweet Potato Quiche with Bacon,  fit for a king

and a Lime Curd Blackberry Italian Meringue Pie.

Life is good on the farm.

Especially if it happens to be Sabbath Song Farm

and

 your name is Mr. Big Paws.

Please Note:  This is No. 8 in the "Catalicious Series" and has earned the prestigious EBSA award (Eddie Bill Seal of Approval).

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"Wanted" SOLD

"Wanted"

8 x 8in oil on museum quality panel

$350


ONE FURRY BANDIT

Aggressive Snuggler

Stealer of quiche

Party Crasher

AKA:  Mr. Big Paws

Last known whereabouts
The Country Lodge
Sabbath Song Farm

Signed:  Management of Sabbath Song Farm Bed and  Breakfast

Tomorrow

The rest of the story.

Please Note:  This is No. 7 in the "Catalicious Series" and has earned the prestigious EBSA award (Eddie Bill Seal of Approval).

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"Golden Opportunity" SOLD

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"Golden Opportunity"

8 x 8in oil on museum quality panel

$350


Of all the opportunities that  come our way, the golden ones are  best.
I mean, when's the last time you heard someone say..."Now that's a silver opportunity, I think you should do it."  or "Wow, what a bronze opportunity!" or "Nickel opportunities like that don't come along everyday."


Yep, gold is good:))


So it's a golden opportunity to stroll down this street and listen to the music.

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"High on Lavender" SOLD

"High on Lavender"

6 x 6in oil on museum quality panel

$200

According to Eddie one can never be too rich,

too cute, or

have too much tuna.

Personally, I think the jury is still out on the last one.

I'm going with too rich, too cute, or  too much lavender:)))

Please Note:  One petite heart-shaped lavender sachet comes with this painting.

What you do with it is your business.

What happens in the lavender fields,

Stays in the lavender fields:))

This is the last of the lavender for now.

Keep your bags  packed---you just never know when we might take off to Lavender Land again.
For the whole story, click here.

In Other News:

• Make your winter escape plan now:)))....3 Day Petite Pleasures Painting Workshop with me on Marco Island, Florida....January 25-27, 2012..Click Here for Details!

• Digital version of "The Artist's Toolbox" is coming soon!  If you just want the info--this is the book for you---available as a download, it is going to save you $$$.  Available early fall.

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"Lavender Paws" SOLD

"Lavender Paws"

8 x 8in oil on museum quality panel

$350

So the story of Lavender Land ends where it began. 

Me on my computer,

dreaming of France,

hanging out with one black and white cat. 

Except the really good stories never end---they just pause for the time being. 

Hence the name of today's painting.

Lavender Paws:)))

To Be Continued....Next Summer:)))

Yep, I'm going back and have promised Eddie that if he behaves himself, he gets to go too.

Not holding my breath  on that one.

A whole year of Eddie behaving himself.

Now that's funny:))))

P.S.  Thanks for joining me on my adventures in Lavender Land.  You're much better company than Eddie:)!

P.S.S.  If you just joined us--you can catch up on the Lavender Land Story by clicking here.  It involves a lot of Lavender --both the plant and the color--just in case you were wonderin':))

P.S.S.S.  The last painting of Lavender Land Sneak Peek (good things come to those who read the entire blog post:)))  Click Here.

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"Home Grown Color" SOLD

"Home Grown Color"

6 x 6in oil on museum quality panel

$200

Home grown flowers don't need no fancy containers. 

Like all natural beauties,

(think Sophia Loren and  Katherine Hepburn)

they look good in any ole thing.

Even a rusty tin can:))

Compliments of Farmer's Market, Lavender Land:)))!

Needing a Lavender Fix??  Click here for more of the story of Lavender Land:)) Pin It

"A Lavender Kind of Morning" SOLD

"A Lavender Kind of Morning"

6 x 6in oil on museum quality panel

$200

Hope you don't mind some company for breakfast. 

They don't eat much and they never overstay their welcome. 

You can relax and enjoy your coffee while they do all the work.

Just you

and the hummingbirds

on this lavender kind of morning:))

And the Lavender Land story continues....just click here to follow along;)) Pin It

"Evening in the Garden" SOLD

"Evening in the Garden"

8 x 8in oil on museum quality panel

$350 

What is sunshine and shadow by day, becomes soft shapes, twinkle lights by night.

Dusk,  a  truly magical  time. 

Both romance and mystery deepen. 

Time for reflection by the emerging moon. 

Cool grass, crisp wine

Long sigh of a day well spent.

Just another lavender evening:))

Part Four of the Lavender Land series awaits.  Just click here!

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"Lavender Water" SOLD

"Lavender Water"

8 x 8in museum quality panel

$350

What is the scent of beauty?

A field of lavender

Rain fresh air

Ocean's fine spray.

And that's only the beginning:))

Tales from the Lavender Side continues, with photos and narrative involving Eddie?...Just click here!

In Other News:

• Cost Saving Tips for Artists on Artists Helping Artists show this week.  This is the weekly internet radio show I co-host with fellow artist, Leslie Saeta (and just happens to be the #1 art show on Blogtalk radio out of 750 other shows:))).  It's filled with all sorts of helpful information, artist interviews, and latest technology (and how to use it)  for the artist .  If you find the show helpful, please share it with a friend!
• Come paint with me in 2012!  Here's the link to check out  upcoming oil painting workshops that cover my use of color and brush techniques.  Just click here.

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"Waiting for You" SOLD

 "Waiting for You"

12 x 12in oil on museum quality panel

$550

Splashing water, soft breeze, comfy cushion,  umbrella shade, scent of lavender.

Life so sweet.

 

 

P.S.  This painting comes with its own lavender tea to sit and sip:))

The Lavender Story with lots of photos continues.  Part II (click here!)

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"The Scent of Lavender" SOLD

"The Scent of Lavender"

8 x 8in oil on museum quality panel

$350

Sometimes you just have to stop and smell the lavender.

Can one overdose on lavender???

I'm not sure---however, I think if it is possible...that it would be one heck of a  way to go:))

P.S.  A petite heart shaped  sachet of lavender gathered from the field in the painting will be included:))


I will be adding to this story for the next few days--my trip to Lavender Land.  To read about all the fragrant details and delights of lavender, wine, cats, gardens, lavender, and lavender with some additional lavender notes, just click here:))  Did I mention it involved lavender???

In Other News:

• For those who have been requesting it, a digital version of my book, The Artist's Toolbox, is in the works:))  
•  Also, a new book of paintings is on the way, anticipated late fall release.  
• The Cary, NC workshop has been changed due to demand.  Instead of the original 5 Day Workshop offering, it has been changed to two  3 Day workshops in order to accommodate everyone.  If you are interested , just contact the host, Lynda Chambers at LyndaChambersArt@yahoo.com   If you were already on the wait list, you will be hearing from Lynda:))

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"Lunch with the Girls" SOLD

"Lunch With the Girls"

6 x 6in oil on museum quality panel

$200

This is where we are meeting for lunch today:))  

Whoever gets there first--just go ahead and order the wine. 

 Today's lunch topic??  Food and where we plan on meeting next week of course:))

  One has to keep on track on the important things of life....

See you noonish??? 

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