Dennis Mealor – Art Environment

5 minute sketch (hat) & 10 minutes. Oil pastels & pencil on paper.

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Yes, I know. This pic breaks the rules a lot. Arms apart, cut off by the cropping. But for some reason I still like the shot. So here it is. The doorway was on the verandah of the Artist-in-Residence appartment of the Art Gallery. It features quite a lot in my photo-art on this site. This is the first time for this pic though.

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Life Drawing for the year began again last week (untutored). Herewith two 15 minute sketches. Was good to get back into it again for the year. Oil pastels & pencil on paper, size A3.

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Bronze Embers is but one reflection of Julie Joy Lohrisch’s passion for colour. Colour manifested itself early in her life when she was plying her trade as a hairdresser. She won many major awards for that, for “creative hair colouring.” Today, all that seems newly relevant with her love of painting.

 Her entry into art all started as fun. Then she got lost. Lost In her artwork. Now she lives at the Gold Coast (Q. Australia) and is a passionate and prolific artist. Seems she can’t put the paint brush down for long. So please keep an eye out for more of her works on this Art Blog. 

(i.e. Watch this space).

Acrylics on canvas 90cm x 60cm.

Copyright Julie Joy Lohrisch 2020

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