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Showing posts with label drawings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drawings. Show all posts
Friday, April 20, 2018
Cat Drawing
Labels:
art,
cat,
cats,
Christine Brallier,
drawing,
drawings,
ink pen,
sketch,
sketchbook
Friday, March 23, 2018
Sketchbook This Week
Labels:
art,
bunnies,
cat,
cats,
Christine Brallier,
drawing,
drawings,
Easter,
ink pen,
kitty,
rabbits,
sketch book,
sketchbook,
Spring
Friday, March 16, 2018
Friday, March 9, 2018
This Week's Drawings
Friday, March 2, 2018
Drawings this Week!
Labels:
art,
basketball,
bird,
cat,
cats,
couple,
date night,
dog,
drawing,
drawings,
fish,
girl,
pen and ink,
sketchbook,
sports
Friday, February 23, 2018
Sketchbook Drawings This Week
Labels:
art,
bird,
black and white,
cat,
cats,
Christine Brallier,
dog,
dogs,
drawing,
drawings,
illustrations,
pen and ink,
sketchbook
Friday, February 16, 2018
Tuesday, February 6, 2018
No Thanks Mom Event with Elizabeth Stewart, The Savvy Appraiser
Elizabeth Stewart discusses the top 10 objects that younger generations do not want as “gifts” from the homes of their parents and grandparents and what to do with them. If you haven't heard her talks before, you must go! She is infinitely charming and funny with a wealth of information to share. I'm going, hope to see you there, too! (More details below)
Here are some of the illustrations I did for the book (click to view larger). You can see more here.
Here are some of the illustrations I did for the book (click to view larger). You can see more here.
Wed., Feb. 7, 2018
11 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Santa Barbara Historical Museum
136 E. De La Guerra St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Free entry for members / $5 Guests
Reservation Required: (805) 966-1601
No Thanks Mom: The Top Ten Objects Your Kids Do NOT Want (and what to do with them) is an honest and humorous exploration of the generational differences in the households and possessions of Millennials/Gen-Xers and their Boomer parents. The central conflict is that most of the Boomers’ grown kids are refusing the family heirlooms that have been saved for them.
Dr. Stewart, a certified appraiser (and SBHM docent!) discusses the top 10 objects that younger generations do not want as “gifts” from the homes of their parents and grandparents. She finds a c...onsistent pattern of familial tensions over objects that older relatives have saved for the kids, wishing and hoping to pass on the beloved family treasures. If you’ve tried to pass on fine china, tableware, linens, fine porcelain figurines, silver-plated objects, ornate rugs, or heavy, dark furniture to a Millennial, you know it’s not so easy.
The problem, Dr. Stewart says, is the intergenerational difference in the concept of value and ownership. The answer, she explains, is to understand the new and changing concept of home, and to follow her specific remedies for each category of objects.
Stewart reviews each of the 10 object groups and gives the current owners ideas on how to pass them on. She provides an easy way to survey your belongings and offers advice on how to verify value and, where there is a market, how to put your items in play.
Dr. Stewart, a certified appraiser (and SBHM docent!) discusses the top 10 objects that younger generations do not want as “gifts” from the homes of their parents and grandparents. She finds a c...onsistent pattern of familial tensions over objects that older relatives have saved for the kids, wishing and hoping to pass on the beloved family treasures. If you’ve tried to pass on fine china, tableware, linens, fine porcelain figurines, silver-plated objects, ornate rugs, or heavy, dark furniture to a Millennial, you know it’s not so easy.
The problem, Dr. Stewart says, is the intergenerational difference in the concept of value and ownership. The answer, she explains, is to understand the new and changing concept of home, and to follow her specific remedies for each category of objects.
Stewart reviews each of the 10 object groups and gives the current owners ideas on how to pass them on. She provides an easy way to survey your belongings and offers advice on how to verify value and, where there is a market, how to put your items in play.
Tuesday, December 5, 2017
The Wonderful Oil Paintings of Ron Guthrie

Since then I’ve come to know him just as he appeared to me that day: kind, energetic, happy, funny, welcoming, someone who makes you feel good about yourself. Someone I utterly adore.
These are some of my favorite paintings of his. I love the feeling of space and openness, the softness and delicateness, the light and shadows. I want to be in these quiet, beautiful places enjoying the warmth and peace, don’t you?

If you are thinking about art as a gift, maybe even for yourself, and you love what you see, please visit his web site or his blog to see more. I love his pen and ink drawings, too. Aren't they wonderful?
Labels:
art,
drawings,
landscape,
oil paintings,
outdoors,
painting,
pen and ink,
plein air,
Ron Guthrie
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