FEBRUARY’S ARTIST OF THE MONTH IS ME : )

February 14, 2012 by mazzyblue |

“Whispers of Sandalwood & Sunshine”

Watercolor on Paper “6 x 8″ Framed

I am honored to announce that my work will be featured in in shops throughout Old Town Manassas as FEBRUARY’S ARTIST OF THE MONTH :)

My work can be viewed at the following locations:

Ashby Jewelers 9407 Main Street – “Buck in Woods” Original on Arches Paper Framed

Creative Brush Studio 9082 Center Street – “Whispers of Sandalwood & Sunshine” Original Watercolor  On Hand Mould Paper Framed

City Square Café 9420 Battle Street – “Birds In Sky” Special Print Framed

ECHOES Manassas Museum 9101 Prince William St – “Drummer Boy” Special Print Framed

Opera House Gourmet 9126 Center Street – “Climb The Trees To Touch The Sky” Original Watercolor On Canvas Framed

Persnickety Cakes 9105 Center Street  – “Stargazer Bunnies” Limited Edition Print Framed

Simply Sweet 9360 Main Street – “Love Bunnies” Limited Edition Print Framed

The Things I Love 9084 Center Street – “Feel My Love” Limited Edition Print Framed

Whimsical Galerie 9070 Center Street – “The Love We Keep” Limited Edition Print Framed

I would like to thank all of the shops for supporting my work. Thank You!!!

Cheers xoxo

Washington Metropolitan Philharmonic Concert Swan Lake Suite

December 1, 2011 by mazzyblue |

 


I am honored to announce that The Washington Metropolitan Philharmonic will be featuring my work in two of their concerts of “Swan Lake Suite” this month!!! So come on out and enjoy some beautiful music and see some of my latest works inspired by Swan Lake!!!

The first of the two  is on Sunday, December 11 at 3 pm at the Church of the Epiphany located in DC.

– Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky – Swan Lake Suite

– Richard Wagner – Siegfried Idyll

– Ellen Taafe Zwilich – Bassoon Concerto (featuring soloist Arnold Irchai)

– Daniel Powers – Sing in Exultation (Carol Sing-along)

– Christopher Weiss (WMP Composition Competition Finalist) – Voice of the Unknown Soldier

Here is the addy:

The Church of the Epiphany
317 G Street, NW
Washington, DC 20005
202.347.2635
http://www.epiphanydc.org/

Cyber Monday

November 28, 2011 by mazzyblue |

 

Cyber Monday kicks off the Holiday Studio Sale!!! Right now all of my 8 x10 prints are on sale for only $14 though the 15th of December.

All my archival prints are produced with high-quality fade resistant pigment based inks on Hahnemuhle Sugar Cane paper.

A beautiful heavyweight paper made from eco-friendly sugar cane fibers.

★ All prints are signed & dated by the artist.

SHIPPING
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Prints are placed in clear Krystal Seal Archival Bag for protection and safe

keeping. Your print is then shipped in a reinforced mailer right to your door:)

GIFT SHIPMENTS
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I am happy to ship directly to the recipient– just let me know in the

“Note to Seller” box at checkout. I am also happy to write out a little holiday note from you to

the recipient.

To shop this sale please visit my ETSY SHOP HERE

 

Gamblers Quail…

October 4, 2011 by mazzyblue |

“Gamblers Quail” the Original sold at the Cherokee Homecoming Show in Oklahoma. One of my watercolor works inspired by my days growing up in the southwestern desert…I remember hearing the quails all settle in for the evening like clockwork right at dusk, they would make such a fuss and then all of a sudden you would hear the calm quite of the evening taking hold…

PRINTS & CARDS are still available HERE in my SHOP.

First Days of Fall…

September 27, 2011 by mazzyblue |

 

 

First days of fall and I find myself looking back and how swift and yet delicately beautiful summer seemed to be.  This was one of the the most busy of all summers since we started the studio, busy is good and we are thankful for that and so I have been doing my best to keep working steady and strong…putting my heart into everything I create. So we plowed through the summer with hard work and lot’s of coffee :)   Towards the tail end with the  love form our dear family & friends we went on two adventures to the beachy dunes of Cape May and Rehoboth’s coastal buzz. Both places beautifully captivating in their own unique way and totally enhanced by the wonderful people we were with…made both experiences beautiful and enchanting experiences we shall treasure.

 

Walking on the beach in Cape May

The Lighthouse of Cape May

St. Mary’s By The Sea

A really neat retreat for the nuns that has a history dating back to the turn of the century.

Here are some of the beautiful sunsets we got to enjoy. I plan on taking a few of these photos and working them into watercolor studies.  So many rich tones and beautiful light to play with!!!

A breathtaking view from the deck and it was sooooo neat to see the big ships all lit up at night charting their way there way out to open waters…

 

On our trip to Rehoboth we were surround by the most beautiful pines!!! It reminded me of an old Lead Belly song…

They had some really cute shops down by the boardwalk. There was a really good little bakery that was totally allergy friendly and had the best sticky rolls ever!!! I will get the name and website to share later :)

The beach was a bit stormy and had some really cool waves…along with those waves came this facinating sea foam!!!

It was really cool kinda like the foam you would get on your latte…but I would not want to eat it!!!! lol … None of us had really ever seen so much of it and it was neat to see it roll and tumble in the wind along the beach.

Kelley found this really cool place that the Rehoboth Art League calls home. It was a truly lovely place that we got to wander the grounds a bit looking at some of the artist creations. 

 

So now I have really gorgeous memories & images to paint from my summer travels.  I can’t wait to get started on these in the studio!!!!

 

Selina xoxo