
I enjoy creating pictures of cats. There is something about the little felines that piques my interest. Each cat has there own personality and way about them. The cats pictured were created with pastels one soft pastels the other oils.

I enjoy creating pictures of cats. There is something about the little felines that piques my interest. Each cat has there own personality and way about them. The cats pictured were created with pastels one soft pastels the other oils.

My two little birds in love are rendered on an 8×10 old book page in soft pastel, softened with water and a paint brush. I then highlighted the drawing black pen.

The little whit cat sitting next to some tall flowers in a vase. The painting of course like some of my others was created on an old book page with pen and soft pastels.

I love Chinese brush painting. While I don’t consider myself on the level of those artists I do like to dabble in it here and there. I used another 8×10 old book page for the backdrop of this flower painting. The painting was done with pen and watercolor pencil.

The vase is so large. The girl is short so the flower is out of reach. Many times in life we try and reach for things we don’t need. The result is we fall just a little short of those goals and feel sad about the result. The bottom line is we need to focus on what we have been given to us by God and so avoid disappointments. The drawing is done on an old 8×10 book page using pen and soft pastels.

A simple piece of wall art created on an 8×10 o,d book page using soft pastels.

Today’s offering is a painting of pink flowers done with soft pastels on an 8×10 old book page.

A 10×12 inch acrylic abstract painting I created on white paper using some grapes and acrylic paints. The painting was an experiment using grapes coated in acrylic paints then rolled around over the paper.

There are times in life when our preferences do not line up with God’s purpose for our life. I have been through many of these times and am going through one now. Today’s piece of art is an homage to those times. The Girl in Purple is struggling with her faith and the preferences she has for her life. The small painting was created on an old 8×10 book page using pen and soft pastels.