30 January 2013
Columbia Arts Blue Show
We spent the day yesterday preparing the show. It looks beautiful and opens this Friday, February 1st.
28 January 2013
21 January 2013
20 January 2013
Forest Floor #3
The beautiful velvety
Polyozellus multiplex
from the high Cascade Forests
6 x 8 inches
oil on canvas panel
150. framed
Polyozellus multiplex
from the high Cascade Forests
6 x 8 inches
oil on canvas panel
150. framed
19 January 2013
Forest Floor #2
Indigo Milk Cap
~ Lactarius indigo
From southern Pine forests
6 x 8 inches
oil on canvas panel
150. framed
Forest Floor #1
Indigo Leptonia
~ Leptonia carnea
A beautiful iridescent blue with salmon pink gills.
6 x 8 inches
oil on canvas panel
150. framed
~ Leptonia carnea
A beautiful iridescent blue with salmon pink gills.
6 x 8 inches
oil on canvas panel
150. framed
16 January 2013
Polar Bear
private collection
This is Qupqugiaq, the dangerous 10-legged Polar Bear
of Inuit mythology. Befriended, this being is your strong advocate.
Inupiaq stories from Barrow, Alaska
16 x 8 inches
oil on canvas panel
This is Qupqugiaq, the dangerous 10-legged Polar Bear
of Inuit mythology. Befriended, this being is your strong advocate.
Inupiaq stories from Barrow, Alaska
16 x 8 inches
oil on canvas panel
14 January 2013
BLUES celebrated!
My newest paintings will be shown at Columbia Arts, along with...
acoustic Blues, 6-8 pm Feb 1
by Tess and Patrick Barr
Come see and hear!
acoustic Blues, 6-8 pm Feb 1
by Tess and Patrick Barr
Come see and hear!
04 January 2013
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about the artist
- Katey Ellen Price
- White Salmon, Washington, United States
- I have always enjoyed making things - learning to use the tools and properties/qualities of materials. My favorite place to renew is in a Forest, Alpine Meadow, or on a Lake; all are wonderful templates for living simply and elegantly! I started drawing at age 5 and worked in several media, eventually taking a minor in Fine Art along with my Science degrees. Later studies in Fiber, Surface Design, Book Arts and Painting support my work today. I continue to study painting through workshops and perseverance at my easel. I work on location and sometimes in the studio.