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Showing posts with label cloudscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cloudscape. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 8, 2020

Kaleidoscope | Cloudscape by Rebecca Zook




Art Therapy
Post 16

Kaleidoscope
12" x 16" | Acrylic on Panel

The wheel forever turning. Colors ever changing. Patterns grow and fade. Wondrous beauty made with each rotation past the sun.

PURCHASE INFORMATION
PURCHASE ONLINEPurchase through Your Private Collection Gallery in Granbury, TX
Due to shelter-in-place please call Stacy at 817-733-2118 or use online link above

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To see all of Rebecca's available work, please visit her website at rebeccazook.com

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Thursday, April 2, 2020

Rain and Blue Sky | Skyscape by Rebecca Zook



Art Therapy
Post 4


It's all about finding balance right now. Look for the good and hold onto hope to balance out the bad.

Rain and Blue Sky
12x12 | Acrylic on Panel

Rain and sun. Happiness, heartache and hope. This sky holds all these emotions like life. A never-ending cycle through which we learn and grow.

PURCHASE INFORMATION
Purchase through Your Private Collection Gallery in Granbury, TX
Due to shelter-in-place please call Stacy at 817-733-2118
Purchase Online

For more information click here 
To see all of Rebecca's available work, please visit her website at rebeccazook.com

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Commissions available

Wednesday, April 1, 2020

Impending | Skyscape by Rebecca Zook



Impending

Acrylic on Panel | 6” x 8”

Quickening winds turn blue to gray.

Sunny skies start to fade.

Gathering clouds steal the day

postponing my lovely escapade.



PURCHASE INFORMATION
Purchase through The Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, TX
If interested due to shelter-in-place please email Pam@dutchartgallery.net


For more information click here 
To see all of Rebecca's available work, please visit her website at rebeccazook.com

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Commissions available

Tuesday, March 31, 2020

Time to Go | Sunset Skyscape by Rebecca Zook



Art Therapy
Post 1


I've been sharing one of my paintings a day through the duration of the COVID-19 shutdown. I hope other artists will follow. A lot of us have been or are starting to have real anxiety about the multitude of difficulties we are and will be facing because of this crisis. I believe beauty is important right now. It is for my sanity anyway.

Time to Go
Acrylic on Panel | 6” x 6”
by Rebecca Zook

Grasses of green turn to tan. Nature’s warm breath cools and her skies beckon birds to take flight. Migration begins.

PURCHASE INFORMATION
Purchase through Your Private Collection Gallery in Granbury, TX
Due to shelter-in-place please call Stacy at 817-733-2118
Purchase Online

For more information click here

To see all of Rebecca's available work, please visit her website at rebeccazook.com

Like Rebecca on Facebook  
Follow Rebecca on Instagram

Commissions available

Wednesday, June 4, 2014

"Lonely Road" by Texas Artist Rebecca Zook • Acrylic Painting

The end of day on a deserted road is one of the most peaceful places to be that I can imagine.
-Rebecca Zook

"Lonely Road"
Acrylic on Masonite
6"x6" mounted in floater frame.
Location: Artist's Studio 

$260

To see all Rebecca's paintings please visit her website at rebeccazook.com
To purchase this piece you can contact her at hello@rebeccazook.com

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Monday, February 17, 2014

Deep in the Heart by Kristine Kainer

Oil
36x36
SOLD

The barn and windmill are from my little farm in Schulenburg, Texas.  This kind of minimalist look is a definite departure for me; however, I am pleased with the results.  

The title, "Deep in the Heart" is from the song, "Deep in the Heart of Texas" (duh!):  

The prairie sky is wide and high
Deep in the heart of Texas

I've lived in this state for ten years and still don't know all the words (I am shocked that I haven't been sent packing!), yet that phrase keeps popping into my head whenever I look at this painting.  I guess home IS where the heart is!

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