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- Jennifer C. Webb
- South Carolina
- "There are only two worthwhile things to leave behind when you depart this world of ours: children and art" -Stephen Sondheim After nearly twenty years as a medical illustrator, I realized that I had no artwork to "leave behind." Inspired by my daughters' spontaneous and prolific artwork, I transitioned from representational work of a didactic nature to explore expressionism. Contemporary works, with an antique aesthetic, influenced by emotion and medium rather than subject. To capture a memory, a mood, an atmosphere, yet often incorporating a figure or an object gathered from the landscape. Favoring texture and muted tones, I work in layers, deliberately creating patina...finding beauty in imperfection.
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9 comments:
Love this! So charming. Have a great day!
Thanks Crissy, Happy Valentine's Day
Oh I love it! Hope your day is sweet! Happy Valentine's! XO
To: Harstville JW
From: Atlanta MK
You Are Super!
Happy Valentine's Day!
(Helped with lots o' first grade cards yesterday!)
xoxo
MK: any ninja Valentine's given out today in Atlanta? I know you must have a funny T story
Not funny, just sweet. We bought a pack of pre-printed cards with dum dum lollipops (the only acceptable valentines stationary for a 6 year old boy), and divided the cards by saying, "You Rock" "BFF" "Sweet Talker" , etc. before addressing them. T chose gender neutral cards for almost everyone, until we got to the adorable curly-haired girl in his class. He picked up "Guess Who Likes You" for her, and blushed. I think I blushed back. So sweet.
so happy T has the Valentine spirit! Is he home yet...wonder how it went with curly-haired girl
T has flu and is home today. Nerves possibly? Kidding. Hopefully he'll be back at school and can deliver his cards tomorrow.
MK
poor T...and poor Mommy and Daddy!
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