J 1.5

Posted in ArtEast 2009, Collage Work on September 9th, 2009

20 x 16 mixed media on canvas  $60

City ties

Posted in ArtEast 2009, Collage Work on September 9th, 2009

20 x 30 mixed media on paper  $75

MaskCollage#1

Posted in Collage Work on September 9th, 2009

12 x 16 mixed media on paper

Titus

Posted in Christee's Favorites, Expressions of Childhood on August 10th, 2009

Charcoal on paper   $150 matted, unframed; $250 framed

24 x 20

Roundface

Posted in Expressions of Childhood on August 10th, 2009

Charcoal on paper    $100 matted, unframed; $200 framed

24 x 20

Juliet9

Posted in Juliet series on August 10th, 2009

Charcoal and acrylic on paper  $150 matted, unframed; $250 framed

24 x 20

Juliet8

Posted in ArtEast 2009, Juliet series on August 10th, 2009

Charcoal and oil on paper   $100 matted, unframed; $200 framed

24 x 20

Juliet#6

Posted in ArtEast 2009, Christee's Favorites, Juliet series on July 31st, 2009

Juliet#6    NFS (not for sale)

charcoal on paper
20 x 24

How to Navigate this Site

Posted in News on July 30th, 2009

Click on an image and it will get larger. Then scroll down below the image to see red words with right or left brackets like these >> or << and click to see the next image enlarged as well. At the bottom of each page of small images, you’ll find brackets indicating where you can view older posts of earlier work. You can make comments on any post, or contact me via the contact page. These are images of original copyrighted works. Please don’t use the images for anything but your own personal viewing on this site. I hope you enjoy my work!

Christee

Juliet Series-summer 2009

Posted in Juliet series, News on June 21st, 2009

Recently I’ve been experimenting with painted backgrounds and looser styles of drawing. This series of portraits of my daughter-in-law, Juliet Cook, were inspired by her unique self-portrait photographs. Not only is her subject beautiful, but her ability to obtain such varied looks using different angles, hairstyles and expressions make her compositions a joy (and a challenge) to draw. Thanks, Juliet, for sharing your talents and allowing my imperfect interpretations of them.