Abstract , Folk Art, Narrative Art Painting,Fish, Food “Are You Kidding?” Narrative Art by Santa Fe Artist Judi Goolsby

Contemporary Art, Narrative

20"x16"x 1.5" Acrylic on Gallery Wrapped Canvas/available

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Summer Sale-Abstract Still Life Narrative Art Painting,Plate,Food,Fish “Bayou Picnic” Narrative Art by Santa Fe Artist Judi Goolsby

This painting is part of my 2018 SUMMER SALE


Contemporary Art, Narrative

18"x18"x1.5" Mixed Media on Gallery Wrapped Canvas/Available

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If you have a favorite painting from my book
"Y'ALL...Painted Memories of the South"
Now is your chance to have it.
All the original paintings from the book are now a whopping 50% off until Labor Day!!!

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Abstract Still Life Narrative Art Painting,Plate,Food,Fish “Bayou Picnic” Narrative Art by Santa Fe Artist Judi Goolsby

Contemporary Art, Narrative

18"x18"x1.5" Mixed Media on Gallery Wrapped Canvas/Available

 Click HERE for purchase info.

View more of my work at http://judigoolsbyartist.com

Learn about Judi's new book "Y'all? painted memories of the South" HERE

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Abstract , Folk Art, Narrative Art Painting,Fish, Food “Are You Kidding?” Narrative Art by Santa Fe Artist Judi Goolsby

Contemporary Art, Narrative

20"x16"x 1.5" Acrylic on Gallery Wrapped Canvas/available

Click HERE for purchase info.

View more of my work at http://judigoolsbyartist.com

Learn about Judi's new book "Y'all? painted memories of the South" HERE

Abstract Still Life Narrative Art Painting,Plate,Food,Fish “Bayou Picnic” Narrative Art by Santa Fe Artist Judi Goolsby

Contemporary Art, Narrative

18"x18"x1.5" Mixed Media on Gallery Wrapped Canvas/Available

 Click HERE for purchase info.

View more of my work at http://judigoolsbyartist.com

Learn about Judi's new book "Y'all? painted memories of the South" HERE

Abstract , Folk Art, Narrative Art Painting,Fish, Food “Are You Kidding?” Narrative Art by Santa Fe Artist Judi Goolsby

Contemporary Art, Narrative

20"x16"x 1.5" Acrylic on Gallery Wrapped Canvas/available

Click HERE for purchase info.

View more of my work at http://judigoolsbyartist.com

Learn about Judi's new book "Y'all? painted memories of the South" HERE

View my FEATURE in the Summer issue of Where ART Lives Magazine on pages 110-117

 HERE

ACEO Green Fish, tiny painting, Barbara Haviland

©Barbara Haviland  Barb's Garden 2014

 ACEO Green Fish

Medium oils on canvas

Size  2.5"x 3.5"

 by Artist Barbara Haviland

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Orange Goldfish, oils on canvas, Barbara Haviland

©Barbara Haviland  Barb's Garden 2014

 Orange Goldfish

Medium oils on canvas

Size  6"x 6"

 by Artist Barbara Haviland

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Abstract Still Life Narrative Art Painting,Plate,Food,Fish “Bayou Picnic” Narrative Art by Santa Fe Artist Judi Goolsby

Contemporary Art, Narrative

18"x18"x1.5" Mixed Media on Gallery Wrapped Canvas/Available

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Plated Fish

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Fish and Lemons

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Gloria J Zucaro's "Abstract Favorites"

20"H x 10"W  Original Oil on Stretched Canvas

$175.00 Framed in black floater frame ready to hang. See frame at bottom of this listing.

 I am proud to say that I had four paintings accepted into the Randy Higbee 6 Inch Squared National Juried show in Costa Mesa, Ca.

I tried something a little different here.  As I sat watching television, I drew on my canvas different things I like or enjoy.  A heart, fish(in a pond!), a cup of coffee, the telephone,my green tile kitchen counter,trees with the leaves drawn in house shapes, a rose, the wind, a rainbow and the star with various triangle and circles.  As I drew each one, I turned the canvas 1/4 of the way around to the right.  I hope you enjoy some of these things, too.  This can be hung either vertically or horizontally.  See below.  This is in the black frame,against my natural oak floor.  The colors in this bottom pix don't seem as accurate, I think I took this picture in a different place and at a different time of day.

Gloria J Zucaro's "Elephant Story"

12"H x 9"W  Original Oil on Board

$125.00 Unframed/ $150.00 Framed

Unframed/Framed

Option 1-Unframed $125.00 USD Option 2-Framed $150.00 USD                 SOLD

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Today's painting was done from life, but not an alive elephant at Cabela's in Hoffman Estates, IL.  I arrived at 7:40AM, twenty minutes ahead of schedule with all my paraphernalia.  Even though what I considered a rush hour time of day, it only took me twenty minutes from my home in Lake Zurich.  So I tilted my seat back and listened to the radio.  It was a cold 30% morning and the sun had a mist around it.  I was trying to decide how I would paint the sky if I were doing Plein air.  But I digress. 


None of the other artists had arrived as far as I could see.  I had noticed employees arriving in those twenty minutes.  At eight I went to the front door.  There was a maintenance man there and he told me to go to the staff entrance because the store didn't open until 9AM and the front door was locked.  So I went, it was locked, so I knocked on the window with my sun glasses because no one had come when I knocked with my knuckles!  At last!  A young woman opened it and I told her I was one of the painters who were to go to the second floor.  She called someone on her walkie-talkie(is that what they are called now???) and said" The painters are here for the second floor".  I said "OH! We are not wall painters we are artists here to paint the animals."  So then she called another person who said I should go to the conference room.  After asking where it was I took the elevator up to the second floor. 


HOW COOL!  A rocky mountain with waterfalls and with life-size bears, deer, coyote, turkey, moose, elk, fox, mountain goats,eagle,etc.,etc.   I put down all my painting stuff and started taking pictures.  At the far end I discovered the safari animals.  Wow!  So neat...Lions, Gazelle,Rhino Elephant,Water Buffalo, and so on.  More picture taking.  All the animals had labels and a couple of facts about them.  By this time a staff member walked by and told me that even though Cabela's is a sportsmen's store, they are also considered a museum and do tours for groups large and small.  He told me there was a tunnel through the mountain with fish tanks holding local types of freshwater fish.  After he left I called one of my artists friends and found out that since the store didn't actually open until 9AM and they hadn't been able to get in, they had gone for coffee and would see me soon.  I decided to go downstairs and see the fish.  As I walked by all the staff members who were getting their morning update, a woman stopped me to inquire who I was.  It turns out they shouldn't have let me in.  But all was explained and I was setting up and ready to paint by the time the other six artists arrived.  I took my time drawing my elephant, painted til lunch, then finished up early afternoon. 

I am so glad to find out about Cabela's as I had missed going there with another group of artists earlier this year.