NEVER were truer words written.
Always and never are two words you should always remember never to use.
Always and never are two words you should always remember never to use.
Once I took off the pressure of deadlines, I've been back to the drawing table.
Expect to see some brand new work trickling in on the site, and for all of you that I owe commissions to...I'm working on those now. :)
If you have questions about prices of any of the artwork, please email me @ caitlinschwerin@yahoo.com.
My site will seem a bit jumbled for the next few days. I'm making a few changes with both the site situation and a few of my paintings.
I apologize for any broken links, but I'm rebuilding the site with new work as it dries. All should be well by Thursday evening.
I am trying to fix it! Sorry.
Working with the bird's eye view of Salt Lake City...And as usual, my ability to concentrate on just one is thwarted by my need to work on 4 or 5. This is another attempt to abstract the "manscaping" - this vinyl record shape, complete with grooves...and, as usual, just another gig to get the scarlet red involved...

And another to see what it would look like on a smaller scale:

And again, on an even smaller scale....

i'm starting with a canvas that has already presented many images. It has been painted over and over...and...over. I'm shooting for a final painting. But instead of white-washing it to start anew, I am going to paint into what is already there. See how that pans out. Here is the before picture...this has gauze on the bottom, which has proven to be difficult to paint over. Although I do like the effect, we'll see what happens when it is there, not for a particular purpose, but as an additional medium.

I've turned to pomegranetes. It is the perfect vehicle for this luscious red, and they are actually quite healthy for you. So, in the spirit of this beautiful fruit, I am drawing them, painting them, drinking them and eating them. My studio looks like a blood bath.
Not to say that I haven't been hammering out some progress on the two canvases. With the pomegranetes came a new background. A swirling of gusty winds meets dirt storms meets marble. I've gotten quite fond of it, and it is now my new thing. My other new thing is this appearance of a hide stretched out touching all sides of the canvas without any sort of main variable. It is how I've been feeling - skinned and stretched. Left out to dry. Such emotions can be so much more pretty when painted instead of felt. Pelt. How ironic.
Anyway, step two for the two. Here are where they are so far, starting with him and then her.
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