parcel of my portfolio

Here are several paintings, showing the progression from the first sitting and then completed in the next. Below is a flickr link to paintings done with (watercolor) colored-pencils 1,000 feet above Santa Fe, New Mexico elevation 7,198 feet, in the National Forest – where I’ve gone on walks with Luna, the owner’s dog where I’ve been staying. Luna has twice alerted me to a mother bear with cubs, which we’ve seen on two separate occasions – two different mother’s, one with two cubs that Luna barked up a tree, and the other was a larger cub up a tree and the mother bear nearly running in my direction due to the dog’s barks, until I called out and she turned the other way.

flickr link to paintings done with (watercolor) colored-pencils 1,000 feet above Santa Fe, New Mexico elevation 7,198 feet, in the National Forest – where I’ve gone on walks with Luna, the owner’s dog.

Here are several paintings, showing the progression from the first sitting and then completed in the next. Below is a flickr link to paintings done with (watercolor) colored-pencils 1,000 feet above Santa Fe, New Mexico elevation 7,198 feet, in the National Forest – where I’ve gone on walks with Luna, the owner’s dog

These several paintings done walking in the Santa Fe National Forest at about 8,500 feet with the dog Luna.

(watercolor) colored-pencils 1,000 feet above Santa Fe, New Mexico elevation 7,198 feet, in the National Forest

(watercolor) colored-pencils 1,000 feet above Santa Fe, New Mexico elevation 7,198 feet, in the National Forest

My contribution created with spiraling motion – which is how I believe space is interwoven.

I sense that even the rock feels organic and alive. I’m not quite finished with this one!

 

Following are some of the first colored pencil watercolors I did during the summer of 2014 when I was living once again in Pennsylvania  in the home in which I was raised and on the East Coast. I was fortunate to live in the home and grounds my parent’s created, together with my parents in the last year of each of their lives.

several of Carol Keiter’s framed artworks

the dramatic colors of the water just before sunset on the Super Moon rise

ocean colors at sunset framed

Colored pencil watercolor looking through window

Photograph of the window I was looking at to make the image above.

photo-window-painting

photo of the window which was the source of my watercolor penciled painting.

a collage created at a workshop

collage

angel drawn on card

T-shirt design for a local ‘ultimate frisbee’ league

Front side of shirt

Ultimately, All Things that Matter, Spin – Front Side

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Back side of shirt

The Ultimate Spin – back side

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Water Dragon pencil water color

water dragon ocean drawing 5.5.12 in Taos, New Mexico – a friend’s birthday drawing tribute

And a quick pencil sketch in my travel book.

Small bound book which accompanied on my hitchabout to Bar Harbor Maine

sketch with ink of shade coming through trees while driving on the bus

these are charcoal and pencil sketches, water colors, drawings on Flash and other computer programs…

the dramatic colors of the water just before sunset on the Super Moon rise

ocean colors at sunset framed

Colored pencil watercolor looking through window

collage

angel drawn on card

Ultimately, All Things that Matter, Spin – Front Side

The Ultimate Spin – back side

water dragon ocean drawing 5.5.12

Framed works of Carol’s art in a rather unspectacular setting

several of Carol Keiter’s framed artworks

photo of the window which was the source of my watercolor penciled painting.

photo-window-painting

flickr link to paintings done with (watercolor) colored-pencils 1,000 feet above Santa Fe, New Mexico elevation 7,198 feet, in the National Forest – where I’ve gone on walks with Luna, the owner’s dog where I’ve been staying. Luna has twice alerted me to a mother bear with cubs, which we’ve seen on two separate occasions – two different mother’s, one with two cubs that Luna barked up a tree, and the other was a larger cub up a tree and the mother bear nearly running in my direction due to the dog’s barks, until I called out and she turned the other way.

(watercolor) colored-pencils 1,000 feet above Santa Fe, New Mexico elevation 7,198 feet, in the National Forest

(watercolor) colored-pencils 1,000 feet above Santa Fe, New Mexico elevation 7,198 feet, in the National Forest

Here are several paintings, showing the progression from the first sitting and then completed in the next. Below is a flickr link to paintings done with (watercolor) colored-pencils 1,000 feet above Santa Fe, New Mexico elevation 7,198 feet, in the National Forest – where I’ve gone on walks with Luna, the owner’s dog

My contribution created with spiraling motion – which is how I believe space is interwoven.

Decided to add a few picks of my flower arrangements that were created during the spring/summer of 2014, credit to the lovely flowers planted by my parents in the gardens!

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