Fat Fugi

Fat Fugi

6"x6" framed

$95.00

     This big, fat, juicy apple is just one piece that will be available starting today, Thursday, April 19 and continuing thru Saturday, April 21 at the 35th Annual Charlotte Country Day School Art Sale held as part of their Big Saturday celebration.  The sale is held in the upper school library and will be open on Friday from 8 am until 4 pm and on Saturday from 10 am until 4 pm.  The festivities on Saturday will feature lots of fun games for the whole family to enjoy and great food as well.  This will be my 3rd year participating and it is always a very well-attended event.  Come on out, share in the fun and see the beautiful original oil paintings, jewelry, pottery and other fine crafts created by some very talented local artisans.  

Kathy Collins Paints: Sayago's Cafe

Kathy Collins Paints: Sayago's Cafe: Sayago's Cafe 6"x8" Oil on panel $125.00 unframed           Sayago's Cafe is located in a planned community just south of Cha...

Sayago's Cafe

Sayago's Cafe

6"x8" Oil on panel

$125.00 unframed

          Sayago's Cafe is located in a planned community just south of Charlotte in Baxter Village in Fort Mill, SC.  Baxter is a lovely town lined with streets bustling with shops, restaurants and other small businesses.  My "plein air buds" frequently eat lunch at Sayago's when we paint in Baxter.  In fact, we will be having a showing of our artwork on the sidewalk in front of Sayago's on Friday evening, April 27, 2012.  If you are in the area, come on by, eat and maybe take home a piece of original artwork.  



Kathy Collins Paints: Stacked Stone Wall

Kathy Collins Paints: Stacked Stone Wall: Stacked Stone Wall 9"x12" Oil on canvas panel $325.00 framed Today my plein air buds and I travelled a whopping two miles from my ...

Stacked Stone Wall

Stacked Stone Wall

9"x12" Oil on canvas panel

$325.00 framed

Today my plein air buds and I travelled a whopping two miles from my house to Providence Presbyterian Church and Cemetery.  The oldest grave dates back to 1764 and the present sanctuary was built in 1858 and is the oldest frame sanctuary in the country!  I drive by this property every day but never went tromping through the woods and graveyard before.  This stacked stone wall grabbed my attention immediately and the sun was peaking through the new growth on the trees in just the right places.