Focus, AKA OH Snap Colored Pencil
Read MoreLets talk about criticism
WIP "Top of the Heap"
Read MoreAnubis entered in Manifest Monochrome
Isn't is a relief to leave the crush of people ?
Respite , East Fork Little Miami River
Read MoreStarting something new
4x6" colored pencil on linen: East Fork, Little Miami River Milford, OH
Read MoreOne more bucket list item crossed off. I have a piece showing in a museum!
Stripes Hooligan
Read MoreEntered and Accepted into CPSA International 2017!
Focus
Read MoreCommission Completed!!
Wellesley Town Hall
Read MoreSAA Annual Exhibition 2017
This is one of my entries to The Society of Animal Artists 2017 Annual Exhibition. Wouldn't it be wonderful for it to be accepted? Don't count on it. One never knows what the judges will choose. Did they eat breakfast, do they like cats, do they already have 100 cat submissions? It's best to keep an open mind and and a well armored ego. This is what artists must do to gain recognition. Wish me luck!
Stripes Hooligan, 13x16" colored pencil, artist reference ©Margi Hopkins 2014
The Mini and the Mighty Exhibit Opens November 25th 2016
Photographer Rob Coomer and I are participating in a two person exhibit called THE MINI AND THE MIGHTY opening the day after Thanksgiving 11/25/16 at Row House Gallery, 211 Main St. Milford Ohio, 45150, rowhousegallery.com. Rob covers the MIGHTY aspect with his monochromatic photos on distressed steel -some of them over 60" long. He is well known for cave photography as well as just about any subject that strikes his fancy, from airplanes to dilapidated buildings- real "guy" stuff and well worth the trip out to see his work! Mean while, I cover the MINI with over twenty miniatures of varying snap shot subjects of farm and landscapes, animals and etc. from the East Coast and Gulf of Mexico to Ohio. Each piece is beautifully and individually framed using museum glass to show off every mark. There's plenty of contrasts and variety in this show. I'm so excited to see what your reactions will be!
The Buzzards of Shor Park, approximately 16 x 4", Colored Pencil on Linen.