Art at Shattered Pallette Gallery in Putman, CT

The opening reception for the show "Winter" at the Shattered Pallette, 156 Main Street, Putnam, Ct had a large turn out in spite of the bitterly cold weather. It was a chance to visit with other artists and potential customers. Christinia and James did a wonderful job on finishing the interior of their recently opened gallery

Here you can see some of the guests. There are two rooms in addition to this main room.

I am standing in front of my five pieces in the show. The unframed one is printed on canvas.

Some of the other artists who work I viewed that night are Edward Santos, Aline Hoffmann, Christinia Hammon, Steve R. Veilleux, and Roy Cordova.

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Reflections in Yellow and Green

Doesn't everyone love reflections? Sometimes, like in this photo, they are abstract art. 

This seems to shimmer.

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Winter Art Show at Shattered Pallette Gallery in Putnam, CT

It is exciting to be getting ready to enter a show at The Shattered Pallette, 156 Main Street, Putnam, CT. The theme is "Winter."

The opening reception will be January 22, 2014 from 6:00 to 10:00. This gallery is the project of Christina Hammon, a talented artist in her own right, and her friend, James.

Here is some of my art that will be in the show.

 "First Snow"

 "Winter's Portal"

 "Soft Touch"

"Evening Sky"

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Land Conservation - Joshua Trust in Northeastern Connecticut

The pictures made at the various Joshua Trust properties have been put on display at the Willimantic CT Public Library. The photos were taken by Marcia and Wayne Kilpatrick and Nancy Hoffmann.

Joshua Trust protects over 4,000 acres of land in northeastern CT. Check out their home page here and their various properties here. These properties were either donated to the Trust or purchased by the Trust.

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Cat in the Covers

There was a reason I couldn't get my bed made. See that dark spot?

 Maci did not wish to be disturbed!

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Sunflowers on Stripes

It never ceases to amaze me how many new photos can be created from one original. Considering how many backgrounds can be added and how many color variations and patterns there are, one photo can equal thousands.

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Wild Turkeys at the Bird Feeder

These wild turkeys decided to share with the small birds and woodpeckers. They check out the feeder several times a day.

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Turkey for Dinner

Don't you just hate it when someone marches up to your front door and announces they have arrived for dinner? He was lucky not to be the dinner!

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"Red Pennsylvania Barn" included in LightSpaceTime.com art show

My photo, "Red Pennsylvania Barn" made the cut to be included in the LightSpaceTime.com online art show, Seasons. It is in the Photography and Digital category.

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New Year's Eve

This picture reflects the mood of the day here at my house. Some of the family departed yesterday. Those of us still here are having a quiet day and evening. We will say "Happy New Year" share a few hugs and kisses and go to bed, grateful for plenty of food and a warm house.

Happy New Year to you all.

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Red Abstract Art

Here is one that is a change of pace. Lots of color. A very contemporary feel with terrific energy.

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Colors - aqua, teal, turquoise

A friend asked if I had any art work using aqua, teal or turquoise. Once I started searching, I realized I had quite a few using those colors. Take a look at these.

After further discussion, my friend narrowed her colors to shades of beige, white, a little brown with accents of turquoise.  This last one definitely has those colors.

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Winter all Around

 One day it was September. Some leaves were turning but there was still lots of green around.

Before I was ready we were into winter - cold winds, snow and ice. So I will try to appreciate the beauty of the season while I fantasize about lolling in my hammock. 

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Art Show at Windham Hospital in Willimantic, CT

The art show is called The 6x6 with all work having the outside measurements of 6 inches square. In that small a form, I thought it necessary to choose photos that have impact and color.  Here are two of my three entries.

This show is sponsored by the Windham Regional Art Council.  Most of our member come from the Windham, Connecticut area.

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