Skip to main content

All In Good Time

New oil painting in progress. 
I'm so heartbroken over the loss of my precious Meemerz kitty. Five months without her feels like an eternity. I miss you so much, baby girl.
A bee to its blossom.
Putting finishing touches on my 4x6 ooak postcard for the 'Beauties of the Night' fundraiser exhibition @alexieragallery October 24th. 
"Spirit Eyes" (cropped view) Sold- Penumbra Art Boutique
Good morning, sunlight.
Strange angles making her tiny hand look huge! But hey, nail polish...not just for nails. Finishing my submission for outstofstepbooks 'Enchanted'!! 
 A closer look at my new painting 'The Girl with Silver Hands'.

Comments

Nana Momma said…
Oh Precious Meemerz, I miss you everyday and always.
Love from your Nana
Steph said…
Such beautiful sentiments Bella, my heart goes out to you on the loss of your precious Meemerz. How sweet her face is, and I pray her memories become sweet and she frequents you with joy and lightness of spirit. I know she wouldn't want you sad. But, yes, how we miss them so. Bless your heart, thank you for it, and for sharing it and your work with us ....xoxoxoxox.

Popular posts from this blog

Cellphone Diary: The morning train station

From STL to KC, May 23-25th. ( Nasty Gal asymm tank dress , Vintage belt, Forever 21 shorts, Dylan George destruction cropped jeans/ Vintage Levi's, Target t-shirts, Express silk and lace jacket, BCBGirls/Miu Miu/Jessica Simpson shoes)

primal screams.

Pamela Love is the fucking tribal chief of accessories. Absolutely bewitched and bewildered while simultaneously worshipping the Paleolithic and instinctively sharp elements of this Spring 2011 collection. My new inspiration has me wanting to be a warrior who never brushes her hair: urban~chic creatures of the clan. refinery29 /Photography by: Ryan Koopmans

The Body

You can barely see it in the last post , so here's a clearer picture of   what I've been working on in my new art studio... not that it hasn't come with little stop your heart stress moments.   The first time I attempted this piece, now referred to as The Body , was mutually as terrifying as it was exhilarating. It was the first full hand drawing I'd ever attempted, and everything was going smoothly until the moment I decided to incorporate oil paint, also the first in my artwork experiences. My grandmother was an award-winning artist, but now, without her wealth of knowledge and go-to advise, this is really a learning/teach yourself process. The drawing was done and exactly how I wanted it, the hair and tights were painted, and the final stages involved adding skin and the completion of the tattoos.   I didn't go in naively, I understood that it would inevitably boil down to the dynamics of trial and error, so I inhaled deeply and began creating my palette. In re