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4839 BROADWAY AVE
Haltom City, TX  76117

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Thomas Place Community Rec Center

4237 Lafayette Ave., 

Fort Worth 76107

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9:30 am - 12:30 pm

Easter Eggs in Space

Apr 4
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Acrylic Balcony Window Box

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'Playground for Mother Nature's Creatures' began while demoing a balloon smash technique in class with my awesome students yesterday! I learned something myself when I got home with it several hours later & discovered I could still manipulate it with more balloon smash action! Sometimes when I just want to let go, I find it helpful to just Go With the Flow!
'Playground for Mother Nature's Creatures' began while demoing a balloon smash technique in class with my awesome students yesterday! I learned something myself when I got home with it several hours later & discovered I could still manipulate it with more balloon smash action! Sometimes when I just want to let go, I find it helpful to just Go With the Flow!
'Playground for Mother Nature's Creatures' began while demoing a balloon smash technique in class with my awesome students yesterday! I learned something myself when I got home with it several hours later & discovered I could still manipulate it with more balloon smash action! Sometimes when I just want to let go, I find it helpful to just Go With the Flow!
'Playground for Mother Nature's Creatures' began while demoing a balloon smash technique in class with my awesome students yesterday! I learned something myself when I got home with it several hours later & discovered I could still manipulate it with more balloon smash action! Sometimes when I just want to let go, I find it helpful to just Go With the Flow!
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'Playground for Mother Nature's Creatures' began while demoing a balloon smash technique in class with my awesome students yesterday! I learned something myself when I got home with it several hours later & discovered I could still manipulate it with more balloon smash action! Sometimes when I just want to let go, I find it helpful to just Go With the Flow!
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There is much to tantalize our thoughts in a gently falling feather from above...is it a sign or simply the molting of a bird overhead? Mayhaps a guardian angel is letting us know they are close by? Whatever they may bring to mind I find them a beautiful sight... 'Feather's Adrift' was created in a directed feather string pull acrylic pour technique... I am quite fond of the serendipitous effects Find it here: https://fineartamerica.com/featured/feathers-adrift-zan-savage.html  There's a clickable link on my profile page
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There is much to tantalize our thoughts in a gently falling feather from above...is it a sign or simply the molting of a bird overhead? Mayhaps a guardian angel is letting us know they are close by? Whatever they may bring to mind I find them a beautiful sight... 'Feather's Adrift' was created in a directed feather string pull acrylic pour technique... I am quite fond of the serendipitous effects Find it here: https://fineartamerica.com/featured/feathers-adrift-zan-savage.html  There's a clickable link on my profile page
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'Looking to Land' began as a value study using black and white gesso to create a stark contrast capturing the essence of the scene.  I knew by layering transparent glazes of color I could create additional drama for the hazy mist enveloping the scene -but what color to choose? I thought blue would've worked well, but I originally chose green  as you can see on 'Enchanted River'. Here I finally tried the blues! It depends entirely on my mood which I like better! Find it here: https://fineartamerica.com/featured/looking-to-land-zan-savage.html (there's clickable links on my profile page)
'Looking to Land' began as a value study using black and white gesso to create a stark contrast capturing the essence of the scene.  I knew by layering transparent glazes of color I could create additional drama for the hazy mist enveloping the scene -but what color to choose? I thought blue would've worked well, but I originally chose green  as you can see on 'Enchanted River'. Here I finally tried the blues! It depends entirely on my mood which I like better! Find it here: https://fineartamerica.com/featured/looking-to-land-zan-savage.html (there's clickable links on my profile page)
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'Looking to Land' began as a value study using black and white gesso to create a stark contrast capturing the essence of the scene.  I knew by layering transparent glazes of color I could create additional drama for the hazy mist enveloping the scene -but what color to choose? I thought blue would've worked well, but I originally chose green  as you can see on 'Enchanted River'. Here I finally tried the blues! It depends entirely on my mood which I like better! Find it here: https://fineartamerica.com/featured/looking-to-land-zan-savage.html (there's clickable links on my profile page)
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Love this quote, so I layered it over a crop of one of my paintings for us this International Women's Day. Rock on my awesome Sisters - today and every day!! #InternationalWomensDay
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Love this quote, so I layered it over a crop of one of my paintings for us this International Women's Day. Rock on my awesome Sisters - today and every day!! #InternationalWomensDay
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A little outdoor spray paint fun from some years ago - I may need to explore the process again 😄
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A little outdoor spray paint fun from some years ago - I may need to explore the process again 😄
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I seldom take photos of sunsets, preferring to soak it in without interruption (and I am not a photographer), but I couldn't resist when this stopped me in my tracks last week! WOW!!
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I seldom take photos of sunsets, preferring to soak it in without interruption (and I am not a photographer), but I couldn't resist when this stopped me in my tracks last week! WOW!!
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