8" x 10" acrylic on heavy, acid-free paper. An anthropomorphized moth under the full moon. Inspired by the Victorian era illustrations depicting insects as anthropomorphized cherub-things. Lots of fairy tale charm.
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Friday, March 13, 2015
He Cannot Get the Moon He Cries For.
8" x 10" acrylic on heavy, acid-free paper. An anthropomorphized moth under the full moon. Inspired by the Victorian era illustrations depicting insects as anthropomorphized cherub-things. Lots of fairy tale charm.
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Passamezzo
A painting which started with the word “Passamezzo” which is an Italian
folk dance of the 15th century. The example I could find of the dance
had two dancers moving around each other in a way that suggested a
binary system of stars to me. I have a great love for “twinny” things,
so I made the dancers into ballerinas in star costumes.
8" x 10" acrylic on acid free paper. Julie Kwiatkowski Schuler.
Painting does not contain the black bars or the "My Good Babushka" watermark included here for formatting and security purposes.
8" x 10" acrylic on acid free paper. Julie Kwiatkowski Schuler.
Painting does not contain the black bars or the "My Good Babushka" watermark included here for formatting and security purposes.
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