8x10 mixed media on paper. Today is the opening day of the Oak Tree meeting at Santa Anita. The president of our California Thoroughbred Farm Managers Association entered his gelding, California Flag, in the featured race on the hillside course, The Morvich Handicap Stakes, and he WON for the second straight year! YEAH! If you're interested in this piece, please contact me at jcengles@verizon.net or:
Trees #5 2009
Daily Series - In Motion
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"Lylas Kay"
French artist and writer, Jean Cocteau once wrote: "I love cats because I love my home and after a while they become its visible soul." 
Bottlecap Boozer
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"Face Blue for Hale"
Daily Series 
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10x14 watercolor with pastel on paper. I had another aqua moment! I like aqua with brown, too. This the second "Aqua in the City". I think they would look good together. If you're interested, contact me at jcengles@verizon.net or:
The great American designer, Bill Blass once said "Red is the ultimate cure for sadness." Personally, I usually go straight to chocolate, but I think red is an awfully good second. This abstract painting is from a series of fall inspired layered acrylic nature stamp paintings where I use real leaves and other found objects.
This is an abstracted painting of one of the animal skulls I have in my collection. I have quite a few - from a tiny mouse skull to this cow's skull. I hope to someday do a series on skulls, but for now, this is my first and only attempt. This painting is NFS, but I have a great variety of animal and barn paintings available on my website, www.katedardine.com.
Immersion
Acrylic Fruit bowl
Grand Canyon Suite I
Romanced with Coffee & Chocolate
This abstract painting was inspired by listening to the Beatles and Asian symbols--somehow the two just seemed to "come together" (no pun intended) for me. The Beatles have obviously been in the news a lot lately and in just about another week or so is Lennon's birthday (October 9). Last year I started a tradition to do a Beatles title painting that week and am looking forward to that again this year.
5x7 watercolor with pastel and charcoal on paper. This is another that is going to be done in a larger version. Let me know what you think of these colors. The chartreuse is wild, huh? jcengles@verizon.net or:
