What a great response from our wonderful artists! Thank you! Take a look and get inspired to make some or make some more. You are all amazing! Hang in there, we are all in this together, apart 🙂
We had so many I had to make four pages!
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Abstract – Crossover – Acrylic paint
by Sandra L. Miller
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This is a painting I’ve been reworking recently I added the lone gull for all those “flying solo” through this crisis I’m fine and hope all of you are too!
Sylvia Apple
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Here’s my messy watercolor painting painted from life (daffodils).
My small watercolor paintings of Bellefonte are keeping my spirits up during the Covid-19 social distancing. I’ve been taking a lot of photos during walks around town and they are the inspiration for my paintings.
Leslie Dyer
Leslie-Dyer-Daffy Still Life
Forsythia Alley – My Favorite Alley in Bellefonte
Water Street, Bellefonte, PA
Waterstreet Garage, Bellefonte, PA
Mason Sampsel (age 12) acrylic paintings
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Shino teapot set
Mark Messenger
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“Sanderlings”
Watercolor on Arches paper 10”x20”Catherine Gowen
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Doing a lot of walking these days. This was behind the Toll brothers development on Whitehall Rd.
Stacie Bird
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Roxanne Naydan
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still wet oil (can rephotograph if you wish) – First Blossoms oil on canvassm
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The turquoise truck oc-sm
View from the Cliffs wataercolor-sm
This is Edna,an artist. From her confined assemblage studio she is practicing social distancing.
My sympathy to fellow artists…..we will be Exhibiting again🌷
Christine Hill
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Paintings for an Isolation Artists Challenge
Fran Jones
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I would like to add to the Stay-At-Home-Time gallery. The first art is a Catrina, symbol of The Day of the Dead.
The watercolor painting is a Humboldt penguin, from Chile, my home country. And the last one, is also a figure from my country. This is a Diablo (devil) from la Tirana. La tirana is a small town located on the North of Chile. Once a year, there are over 250,000 attendees, pilgrims made the long journey to the small desert town of La Tirana. They go there to pray, to give thanks, offer steps to la Virgen del Carmen, patron saint of Chile. The baile de las Diabladas (Devil’s Dance) are the most popular and iconic of the fiesta de La Tirana. The diablos represent sin, all the bad of humanity, therefore to dance the devil is to work out these demons, to turn them over to the virgin, to be forgiven and shown mercy by her grace.
Andrea Silva
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Humbolt Penguine
We had so many I had to make four pages!