Marsha Elliott
"Tawney"
Drawing | 3.2x3.9 in
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Marsha Elliott
"Hannah"
Drawing | 9x12 in
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‘I’ve enjoyed art in one form or another since I was old enough to pick up a crayon and scribble on a wall. As early as third grade, I began blending colors and using shade to create form. Most of my life has been spent dabbling in the fine arts while a career of 40 years as a sign artist has afforded me a daily outlet for creativity. As I approach retirement, I want to direct my creativity towards watercolor. A newfound material called YUPO is helping me to break away from the very technical art form of sign making as I enjoy and marvel at the fluidity and vibrancy of the paint on this fascinating substrate.”
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UNITED STATES
- Date of birth : 1948
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- Groups: Contemporary American Artists
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Last modification date : Sep 28, 2009
(Member since 2006)
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Added Apr 17, 2006
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‘I’ve enjoyed art in one form or another since I was old enough to pick up a crayon and scribble on a wall. As early as third grade, I began blending colors and using shade to create form. Most of my life has been spent dabbling in the fine arts while a career of 40 years as a sign artist has afforded me a daily outlet for creativity. As I approach retirement, I want to direct my creativity towards watercolor. A newfound material called YUPO is helping me to break away from the very technical art form of sign making as I enjoy and marvel at the fluidity and vibrancy of the paint on this fascinating substrate.”
Added Apr 17, 2006
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To me, every work of art gives the viewer a glimpse of the spirit that resides in the heart of the artist that created it.
Reviews and comments
Hi! I want some art lessons! lol
Hi, i like painting, I have never tried to paint like a pro but... you get the idea...
Marsha,
Your paintings are truly a delight! I especially loved the lamp posts. Keep up the great work!
marsha, the site looks wonderful! you are so talented...-meredith
These are all great. Love the flowers but also the scenes. Some day you will be famous. Love ya
Bravo! Bravo! I love the beach scenes. Dad would be proud of you! Love ya....Kat
This is great! I love the butterflies!
Marsha, the site looks fantastic! Of course my favorite is the one of Tawny (I can't remember how you spelled it). She was a beautiful cat!
Beautiful work...you are a very gifted artist!
Awesome!Marsha i knew you when :) God will bless you for using your gifts in this way. brother i and sister c
Hello--This is so nice and so international!!!Glad to be included.Everything is so nice and of course,we mean your artistic efforts. So nice.Love, Beverly
Scott
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YUPO rocks! Boisterous applause for "Yellow Wildflowers," and hearty hurrahs for "Blue Pots," "Twigs 'n' Ice," "White Daisies," and "Street Lamps." I'm also fond of the two paintings already hanging in my apartment. Keep it up, mom! Never stop coloring outside the lines. (PS: What's Meredith doing saying she's from Papua New Guinea? Might I then hail from New Calcedonia?)
Mary
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Marsha - these are just beautiful!!! Steve and I really like beach scenes and I enjoy flowers, so these cover so much of what we like to look at and take in of God's great creation. Thanks for sharing them with us. Love ya, Mary
Tanya
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What a great website! Your paintings are beautiful. (I am partial to the horse painting.) -Tanya
SO HAPPY I GOT YOUR WEB SITE. THE PICTURES ARE ALL GREAT. I VERY PROUD OF YOU.
Liana T.
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My dear Marsha! I absolutely love your artwork. It looks very professional and is very calming. I LOVE the Wildflowers "accident" (that's how most famous art is created), and the Fisherman's Warf, but also the Sandy Beach (the light reflection on the sand has a believable crisp air effect). And Hannah is just spoiled looking! :) Keep up the great work!
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