Lakewood Artist Guild Exhibit

Posted on March 8, 2015March 8, 2015 Posted in Shows and eventsTagged abstract realism, acrylic, animal, animal art, Animal paintings, art, Art Exhibit, art show, artist, Chums Revenge, colorful art, detailed art, El Dorado Library, horse paintings, LA, Lena Artist, Lena Quagliato, Longbeach Artist Guild, Los Angeles, los angeles artist, nature paintings, paintings, Pawn Star artist, puppies, Souther California

As a member of Lakewood Artist Guild I received the opportunity to hang 8 of my largest, most creative paintings in the conference room at El Dorado Library in Long Beach CA. If you have the opportunity to stop in between February and end of May 2015, please do! (All pieces are for sale).

Announcing Three of my Pieces to Exhibit on Linus Art Gallery Online Exhibition

Posted on August 25, 2014October 6, 2014 Posted in Shows and eventsTagged a natural affair, acrylic art, acrylic paintings, animal art, art collectors, art events in LA, art exhibition, art galleries, art reception, art show, artists, buy art, collectors, fine art, Los Angeles, los angeles artist, nature art, pasadena artistLeave a comment

Three of my pieces, “The Dotted Line,” “Warts and All” and “American Sparrows” will be on display and for sale on Linus Gallery, online exhibition. Thank you for checking it out! A Natural Affair, Art Gallery Accepted Artists

“The Dotted Line”

Posted on November 20, 2013February 7, 2014 Posted in Fine artTagged abstract realism, acrylic, art, birds, birds of a feather, birds on a wire, black birds, CA, Califonia art, cow birds, dawn, dusk, feathered friends, flock of birds, LA, Los Angeles, los angeles artist, migrating birds, migration, nature, painting, realism, sillhouette, sunrise, sunset, telephone wire, wild birdsLeave a comment

This is my latest painting, finished 11/19/13 I loved the composition that the telephone wires created. I also was fascinated with the numerous birds that were perched on every surface. The original is 11×16, making each bird aprox 1/2″ but I attempted to make each one individual and pack on as much detail as I could.