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I lived in Florida
for these first paintings. I moved to Florida
in 1988 and painted these first four purple pieces in 1989. There were probably
seven or eight paintings and I called them the Amethyst Series. These were done
in acrylic on 16x20 stretched canvases.
The first shows a traveler resting while walking on a road
on a distant planet.
The second is called Druid’s Moon.
The third and fourth were just called Amethyst 3 and
Amethyst 4. I love painting landscapes and my many years of reading science
fiction and science fantasy definitely had a lot of influence in painting
these.
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In 1994 I moved from
These last two paintings were done in oil on gallery wrap
canvas. I painted them when I was creating my new age store in Sedona.
The first was on a 9x12 canvas of Archangel Michael. I sold it at a convention.
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The most interesting thing about the drawing and then the
painting is that they looked just like the man I met in 2002 in Sedona who I
married in 2003. He is a Reiki Master Teacher, shaman, and spiritual counselor.
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I have found that my artwork changes when my life changes. Each move from one location to another and each life event has had an effect on what I do. Plus age has influence my work. The cowboy drawings were done when I was in my early thirties. The mask paintings were done in1992 when I was 41. The
This year I turned 65, became a great grandma, and moved to
a new location. Change is inevitable and it is usually best to embrace it and
see where the flow of life takes you.
I look forward to see where I am going next with my art and
creative endeavors.
I hope you have a wonderful week.
Terri
1KrazyRtist
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