I made another flower collage. Aside from this piece, I’ve gotten started on a couple more collages that are potential pieces for my solo exhibition next year. I’m also working on a commissioned piece, however those progress pictures won’t be posted for a while.
Here’s my latest piece that I added to my Etsy shop.
I finished this one the other day and it’s now for sale on my Etsy shop. I’m going to try to do a few more mini D.C. collages whenever I have a chance in between my figurative work for my solo exhibition and my commission work.
The weather was beautiful this weekend! On Saturday I did some gallery sitting for the Del Ray Artisans. The exhibition will be up until April 26th. Here are some pictures from the day, including some shots of my artwork on the walls.
It was such a beautiful day!
The lighting in the gallery was wonderful.
I decided to get a couple of pictures of my work.
This one is done for now. I’m planning to return to all of these “possible solo exhibition pieces” later on to refine the ones I like best. Some time away from a composition always does some bit of good.
Anyway, there’s more to come soon.
And I hope everyone is doing well!
Three of my collages, “Green Coffee Cup,” “The Masonic Temple,” and “Blue Barack Obama”, are currently on display in the Del Ray Artisan’s Colasanto Center in Alexandria, Virginia. The exhibition runs from March 27th till April 26th, 2009 (gallery info).
I went to pick up my collage from the Art League today and took a couple of pictures of the piece in the gallery.
And I’m done! I’ve started two other 24″x18″ collages – I’ll post the other progress pictures soon.
April 1st – June 6th, 2009
Blueberry Art Gallery; Alexandria, Virginia
Map and Gallery Info
Megan Coyle’s “Smirk” and “Figure Seated by the Counter” collages were on display in Blueberry Gallery. Blueberry Gallery is a new Art Gallery that recently moved next door to St. Elmo’s coffee shop in the Del Ray area of Alexandria, Virginia.
The exhibition had a closing reception on May 7th. On the closing night of the exhibition, the gallery owner held a rock, paper, scissors tournament where an iphone was given away to a winner.
The exhibition was initially planned to end on May 7th, however the gallery owner extended the exhibition until June 6th.
The other day I created a collage of the Washington Monument – I’m planning to add this to my Etsy shop in the next week or so. It’s my first attempt at doing the DC series, and I know that the more I practice the same subjects, the more I can improve. So here’s my first try.