"Carl Digging Out the Wine Cellar" is a 12" x 10" Gouache watercolor by award winning International artist, Arlene Wright-Correll. It is done on Cansons 100% acid free paper. The artist says, "The other day Donna sent a very old fuzzy picture of Carl in the underground wine cellar he built in 1975. Here he is waiting for something, perhaps the boys to bring him new rocks, while he stands pensively 10 feet down in that hole. We sure did have some good times that created some wonderful memories and we thank Donna for the old photo."
It is signed by the artist and comes with an artist signed certificate of authenticity and an artist bio.

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"Carl Digging Out the Wine Cellar" is a 12" x 10" Gouache watercolor on Cansons 100% acid free paper. It is unmatted and unframed.

The other day Donna sent a very old fuzzy picture of Carl in the underground wine cellar he built in 1975. Here he is waiting for something, perhaps the boys to bring him new rocks, while he stands pensively 10 feet down in that whole. We sure did have some good times that created some wonderful memories and we thank Donna for the old photo.
It is signed by the artist and comes with an artist signed certificate of authenticity and an artist bio.
Gallery Price $125.00 Click here to buy now or to make an offer.

"Arlene's Gardening Jacket II©" is a 12" x 9" Gouache Watercolor painting on Cansons 100% acid free watercolor paper.

Another bright, blue sky day. I rarely paint the same thing twice as my mind is too eclectic or weird as some members of my family labels. However, a bright, blue sky day brought me out into my gardens early today when it was chilly and eventually my old friendly, faded gardening jacket got removed and hung up on the pole.

Upon turning around at one point in my weeding I noticed the jacket from a "different point of view" and it caused me to do two things. One was to create another painting of my gardening jacket and the second was to do some honest to good thinking about "different points of views". Here is "Arlene's Gardening Jacket II" and here is the article that was the result of that painting.

It makes a good companion piece for Arlene's Gardening Jacket. It is unmatted and unframed.

Click here to buy or to make an offer. All artist's proceeds go the St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital.

"Arlene's Gardening Jacket" is a 12" x 9" Gouache watercolor painting on Cansons 100% acid free watercolor painting and it is unmatted and unframed. Award winning American artist, Arlene Wright-Correll says, "About 15 years ago I had started to make some quilt patches. Who knows why as I did not intend to make a quilt and I found 3 button up sweatshirts on sale in Wal-mart one day which I purchased and proceeded to put a quilt patch on the back of each and make pockets on the front of each side with smaller quilt patches. I eventually sold one in the campground store, gave one away as a gift and retained the black one for my own use.
It has served me well and I usually wear it whenever I do outside work and often in the art studio when there is a chill. It has gotten pretty ragged and has evidence of art work on it where paint has spattered or I have wiped my hands or even a paint brush now and then. Lately I have thrown it in the trash about 4 times. However, like a small child with it's security "woobie" I haul it out just before the trash is taken down the drive, wash it one more time and put it back on.
When the day warms up as I work outside this old faded jacket comes off and is hung on the nearest post. Today I decided to paint a picture of it. I have omitted the landscape background because I felt it would take away from the jacket. Just about every thing an artist paints has a story and this is the story of this painting titled "Arlene's Gardening Jacket".
Gallery Price $125.00

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A 7" x 5" colored pencil painting on Stonehenge paper of my grandson Scott.

I finally was able to get out of the stained glass studio and finish up a bunch of kiln fusing projects. Now I am back to painting.. I worked in the big studio this morning on a really big picture that I am doing and can only do so much at a time on it. It is a pallette knife work in acrylics.

I went into my original small art studio and decided to paint a picture of one of my grandsons. Ryan's dad had just sent me a small wallet size photo of this year's school picture.

Since I am practicing painting children with colored pencils here was a good subject to work from.

This is a 7" x 5" colored pencil painting of Ryan.