Showing posts with label ebsq. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ebsq. Show all posts

Saturday, February 13, 2010

Hot News! Artwork chosen for EBSQ Art of the Day

How 'bout that!  EBSQart.com picked my canine miniature "Howie & Sammi at the Beach" 3"x4" oil painting for thier art of the day!  They are looking forward to summertime...no more snow!  LOL!

Sunday, June 28, 2009

EBSQart Art of the Day!


I'm thrilled to have my "Little John" aceo listed as the EBSQ Art of the Day! I've had my work featured a few times over the past 4 years, and, it is always an honor! Check it out here:

Thursday, April 30, 2009

Art Show Entry - "Balance"

I did this little centaurina not long ago, and, decided she would fit nicely in this show on EBSQ. When I think of 'Balance', dance is one of the first things to come to my mind. I think to be a great, or, even just a modestly good dancer, one must have great balance. And, what of a creature such as a centaur, if they existed? I have seen people dance, and, I have also seen horses dance...performing exquisite feats of strength, grace, and balance. What a cumbersome and un-balanced physique a centaur must be! How could it possibly be graceful enough to dance? My little 4"x6" oil painting "Exotic Dancer" shows it is possible!



See the Show:



http://www.ebsqart.com/ArtShows/cmd_208_Exhibition_Entries.htm

News Flash! EBSQ Blog Feature

Great news today! I am the featured artist on the EBSQ Spotlight on Animal & Wildlife Art on the EBSQ blog! Melissa Morton of EBSQ asked me to contribute something for the month-long feature on the artists of the Animal & Wildlife gallery, so...check it out!

http://blog.ebsqart.com/2009/04/30/ebsq-spotlight-on-animal-wildlife-art-kerry-lynn-nelson/

Friday, April 3, 2009

NEW WORK - Gridiron Taurs


When I paint my centaur paintings, I try to imagine what they would really be like if they actually existed. In many of my depictions of them, I created a world for them of thier own, a world in which the centaurs must fight for world dominance against the blood-thirsty dragons in a savage post apocalyptic culture. Another scenario I like to imagine what they would be like in the world of Greek mythology taking part in everyday activities amongst the early human civilization. In a third scenario, like in this new painting, the centaurs are alive and well in present-day America! In "Gridiron Taurs" the Red team is trying to defend against a high-leaping lunge for the goal line!

"Gridiron Taurs" 6x8 inches oil on birch panel