Posts Tagged ‘Oil/Canvas’
Saturday, January 21st, 2012
Well, I’m twirling with excitement!
My image, “Gabriel’s Horn” (30″ x 40″ – Oil/Canvas – Sold/Private Collection) is on the cover of Dream Network Journal.
Yes, I’m shamelessly happy and wanted to blog about it. I often write about the creative process, post the end results and let you know how I’m feeling! So, it’s only appropriate to share my glee here, also!
What makes this so exciting is that this painting, marked my ten years of being a professional artist! Much of my work has been derived from dream experiences.
So, this weekend, I’m doing the thankful happy dance, anyone want to twirl around with me in thankfulness and happiness?
Have a fantastic weekend, mine is off to a great start!

Peace to you and yours!
P.S. The quarterly magazine is sold at Barnes & Nobles – $7.00
Tags: 10th Anniversary, Art, Dream Network Journal, Dreams, Featured Artist, Gabriel's Horn, http:indigeneart.com, Illustration Friday, Indigene, Indigene Theresa Gaskin, Magazine, Oil/Canvas, private collection, sold, twirl Posted in Art, Featured Artist, General, Illustration Friday, Work | 40 Comments »
Tuesday, January 26th, 2010

I am focused on: “The Healing Power of Art!”
“Art has and continues to illuminate me, through creating, sharing; meeting with others to view it, inspire, affirm and celebrate. Creating art lights my path to soul revival. It has nurtured me and help me understand myself, therefore giving me the capacity to understand others. It is the physical peace in my storms”

Manhattan Arts International’s “Celebrate The Healing Power of Art 2010″ is based on the belief that Art is a natural force that promotes health and well-being for the creator as well as the viewer. Renee Phillips, Director of Manhattan Arts International, is organizing an online exhibition of positive art that uplifts the spirit, plus collaboration with others who share this belief. Interviews and articles reflect the contributions of Art & Healing leaders and causes.
Website: www.ManhattanArts.com
Blog: http://HealingPowerofArt.blogspot.com
Tags: 2010, 60x70 inches, Art, Exhibit, Healing, health, Indigene, Indigeneart.com, Manhattan Arts International, oil paint, Oil/Canvas, Power, Uplifting, well-being Posted in Art, Family, General, news | 18 Comments »
Sunday, January 17th, 2010

After being in the Grand Canyons over the holidays and seeing the majesty of color in those wild canyons, I couldn’t help but use an image of a painting, I made some time ago of the wilderness (“Kaleidoscope Woods”).
This is how I see the wilderness, a riot of color!
Ahhh…I can’t imagine life without color or the wilderness, it provides balance.
I’m ready for the adventure of “wilderness” this year, I think that translates into adventure. Let’s live life to the fullest!
Tags: adventure, color, Illustration Friday, Indigene, Indigeneart.com, Kaleidoscope Woods, landscape, Oil/Canvas, wild, Wilderness, Woods Posted in Art, Illustration Friday, Studio Time | 37 Comments »
Wednesday, November 25th, 2009
For you, fine artist bloggers, I’ve found another great place for professional artists to network and to promote themselves. No, pFAn (their acronym) is not paying me for the advertising plug, I think of it as another way to promote yourself, if you’re an artist and it’s free until the end of the year! We artists, who are depending on our livelihood, should check it out. I’m an artist that shares and every artist has something to share and the world is big enough for all of us to do so.
Professional Artist Network is a networking index for fine artists and consultants working in the hospitality, healthcare, corporate and public art sectors.
Here is my Member Profile:
Website/Blog: http://indigeneart.com
“Illuminating the black and white of life with vivid color”
For Originals, Commissions or illustrations, contact: indigene@indigenart.com
Mugs, Totes & More at:http://www.cafepress.com/indigeneart
For various print sizes, framed Prints and more:http://Indigene.imagekind.com/
My art process is a transformative blending of materials, light and spiritual intent. My creations are a healing meditation, a living gateway that combines the varied language of symbolism. The finished painting is usually 10-20 layers of sheer color with delicate glazes. The artistic techniques are a fusion of many traditional forms of creating art.
(Painting: Oil/Canvas; 30″x40″ Commission)
Tags: Commission, Indigene, Indigeneart.com, marketing, Oil/Canvas, Palmer Theological Seminary, Professional Fine Art Network Blog, Self-Promotion, Seminary, Sharing, Waiting For the Maestro Posted in Art, Featured Artist, Friends, Studio Time, Work | 2 Comments »
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