Boston Harbor 11″ x 14″ Ink and Watercolor Framed painting of Boston south through Cape Cod. Available
She’s There. 11″ x 14″ Ink and Watercolor Framed painting of New England Coastline. Available
Terra Incognita 11″ x 14″ Ink and Watercolor Framed painting of Newport and surroundings. Available
Two bee.
One bee
Fly Bee
Witch Hazel Bee
Hive bees
Winter on Nannaquaket
Sunsets across the Sakonnet
I haven’t been posting in awhile so it is time to catch up! It has been a very busy winter. I had a knee replacement October 26th. I am happy to say it feels great and I am thrilled to be out of pain. I have been busy making sketches and preparing for summer open studios (if you can imagine that).
I hope you enjoy seeing these pieces. If you are interested in any of these, you should know that they are all framed and available for sale. You can email me at susanmedyn(at)cox.net.
Calendar Girls Ink and Watercolor 12″ x 9″ $600
Petting The Human Ink and Watercolor on Aquabord 10″ x 8″ $400
Owling Ink and Watercolor on Aquabord 12″ x 9″ This has a lovely coper pattern in the night sky that glows in daylight. $600
Elephant Walk &” x 5″ Ink and Watercolor $75.00
The Trees Are Alive, Ink and Watercolor 3.5″ x 2.5″ $35
Surge Ink and Watercolor on Aquabord 6″ x 6″ $100 framed
Reef Madness Ink and Watercolor on Aquabord 6″ x 6″ $100 framed
Sea Anemone Ink and Watercolor on Aquabord 6″ x 6″ $100 framed
Rising Tide Ink and Watercolor on Aquabord 6″ x 6″ $100 framed
BEADS OF DOUBT
INK AND WATERCOLOR 10″ X 7″
Sold
Have you found Mr. Beads?
You will know where the title comes from.
Post knee replacement days are filled with exercise, pain, icing, medication, and exercise.
Hoping David does all the cooking this Thanksgiving.
Filed under New Work
Lady Godiva
Ink on Aquabord
My newest drawing that I will be painting over the next few weeks.
I am still trying to find a publisher for an adult coloring book. This has been a major challenge for me but I am persistent.
I think this would make a wonderfully meditative coloring page.
Filed under New Work
I am going back to doing more works on watercolor paper as I have better control of colors than on Aquabord.
This was done a while back, but I always have loved all the conversations going on. Can’t you just see the tall figure on the right scolding the poor man with the beret. I have no idea what he has done, but she isn’t happy. Also the green and yellow creatures seem to be having quite an intent discussion. Most fun to me are the 3rd and 4th creatures from the right. Usually my creatures are communicating to one another or listening, but these 2 are posing!
This is a 14″ by 11″ Ink and Watercolor framed in a hand made cherry frame.
It is always a gift to have good friends to lean on. These cool rainy days make the peach colored bumble puss tired. Luckily his friend is the perfect size to lean on. If you are wondering if there is a bumblebee in the painting, he is all dressed up in red and blue waiting to get some nectar from the poppy blossoms.
I hope everyone has fared the torrential rains safely. My husband always said of global warming that the pot boils more furiously and we sure are having tremendous fluctuations in our weather patterns.
If you are near Arlington, MA on thursday May 8th, I will be at a Meet The Artist Event (me) at The Artful Heart Gallery in Arlington Center from 6-9PM. Stop in for some wine and cheese and to see my new work. Save the date as I would love to see you all.
6″ x 6″ Ink and Watercolor on Aquabord. $100.
Working on this new painting. The two creatures on the right are wondering whether the cat and giraffe are a couple. What do you think?
I have been working on a few pieces, taking time out from each to let them sit before I continue to work on them. I haven’t finished any recently as I have been moving in between them but thought I would post part of a 9″ by 12″ work on aqua board.
Thanks to all who signed up for my blog. I have a winner from the last 20 blog followers. It is a lovely woman who bought my photo through Etsy. Well that is a nice surprise.
I love seeing the April daffodils and the early white forsythia blooming in our yard.
Happy Monday to all.
I almost dumped this painting. I drew it one day in pencil, inked it another and painted it for 10 hours ( yup 10 hours) today. And I was not happy with the background. It was too dark. So I changed the color of it and painted the background gold.
It did not look right. My husband, knowing my frustration suggested I run it under the sprayer in the kitchen sink to see what would happen.
Well, my painting appeared!
I was so surprised. The gold was made from mica chips and titanium white paint and it all washed away. So here is my very 20 hour day 15 painting.Of course it is another of my jungle type Rousseau paintings Medyn style. It is named for the little lady sitting on top of the world and enjoying herself.
This is an 8″ by 10″ Ink and Watercolor on Aqua Board. It is framed in a wood shadow box frame that is painted black. It is for sale for $450.00.
To purchase you can click the buy now button or contact me at susanmedyn(at)cox.net
