myra tear down those walls . . . part 2

These are actually the third and fourth sketches I did while standing (I'm a professional sitter) with the paper taped on the wall.  As you can see - compared with the previous post - I have gained a little more mastery of the charcoal.  I thought about Lisa G. when I was doing this piece (she has inspired me to try mixed media). I thought that it would make a nice mixed media piece if I glued strips of  tissue on the left side and then painted it - giving it some texture.  But alas - no glue in the house.  So - off to the pizza palace - I mean the salad barre - I mean the art supply store.

school daze #4 - two sisters . . .

 ahhh . . .

that mother and that daughter -

now they are like sisters -

the younger one taking care of the other one -

now she is the one helping her to fulfill her dreams -

and when you see them . . .

they look so cute together!

for lg and her momma

two ballerinas . . .

two ballerinas

9x12 oil on canvas panel

myra anderson

Here is one of the paintings I was working on.  As you know, I usually do one figure.  One and a half ballerinas!  I've progressed!

at the 'degas museum' . . .

Into Degas

8x8 acrylic on canvas panel

myra anderson

It was a wonderful day of color at the 'degas museum' (of my mind).

Two Sisters . . .

'Two Sisters' is 6x6 charcoal on canvas panel sealed with fixative.

Watercolor Ballet

sold

This is a 9x12 watercolor. I think it's a nice painting . . . or do I need a cup of coffee?