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A Little About Me
- Barbra Joan
- Havana, Florida, United States
- I'm an artist painting my way through this journey called life.. Watercolor and pencil are my main mediums and I'm honored to have won awards for my work in both. The destination is not so important as the daily trek in trying to get there. My website www.barbrajoan.com
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~ART HEARTS JOURNEY~ art~nature~life~
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Followers
"Even if I knew the world would end tomorrow,
I'd still plant my apple tree"
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
I'd still plant my apple tree"
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
A Favorite
Words of Wisdom from my friend JC
"Sometimes seven years of great love
is better than seventy years of none"
is better than seventy years of none"
Copyright
The art work on this site is protected under the Copyright laws and not to be reproduced in any manner. Please respect the work of the artist.
Barbra Joan 2015
Barbra Joan 2015
No story behind this art? Did you just do this? I am so envious of this skill.
ReplyDeleteNo story, just had a photo of it and there you are. Don't be envious jc, remember this fills a bit of the hole in my heart. Thats probably why God gave me the know - how.
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing that you can even make these shoes look great. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work - lovely composition xx
ReplyDeleteAre these the shoes you go walking in? You have captured them so well they look like shoes that have been treated to many miles.
ReplyDeleteShoes are such a fun subject to draw. These are just amazing! You are right that drawing is a kind of therapy and I understand why it helps you fill just a little of that hole.
ReplyDeleteoh Barbra Joan these are wonderful, you are one talented lady, I have tears in my eyes, Diana
ReplyDeleteSorry I haven't been by your blog lately. Soon school will be done for the semester. That is a lot of wonderful art you have for us to view. Well done.
ReplyDeleteBarbra Joan, who needs color when you do such beautiful work in black and white. This piece is lovely and I would immediately recognize it as your work -- there is a fineness, a delicacy, and a quiet beauty that speaks to my soul.
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