So I'm working like a crazy woman trying to get all my artwork together, framed, matted, printed, inventoried and yes, I'm still painting one last piece for my solo art show on the 28th of this month. Today, I had to visit 2 different printers and drop off artwork at 2 separate galleries. We put almost 100 miles on the car just driving around running all my art errands. I'm so excited about this that I'm sure all this running around is going to be worth it.
There is just something amazing about seeing all your work hung together in a solo show that makes you as an artist feel so happy. It is kind of like having all your children home for the holidays or attending a family reunion when you haven't seen everybody for years. I'm starting to line up artwork along the wall of my hallway and in my kitchen trying to maintain and organized approach as I have now less than two weeks to pull this all together.
As I just walked past the hallway I couldn't help but notice just how many of my "Down Country Road" pieces feature cows. It looks like a stampede of bovine beauties in my studio and so I thought I would share them with you. And if I did the job I intended, they all will make you smile.
This is my newest painting and I just got it back from the printers and now am ordering a 24 x 36 inch giclee print made on stretched canvas. Since this is the first time I have had a print made of my artwork, I'm really excited to see how it will look. So if you might be interested in owning the original or having a print of any of these beauties, just send me an email and we can discuss the details. If you want to see my other works, check out my gallery on my website at JulieTownsendStudio.com
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| "Happy Cows" |
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| "Always Greener" |
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| "Fence Post Curiosity" |
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| Who Needs a Tissue |
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