Katrina's Art

 This was a painting I did a few years ago for a Small Treasures show. It was tiny, 7 1/2 x 5 inches. I can see the flaws but this is one I really liked. Maybe I will redo it, better.

  Cabin Fever 14”x11” oil on stretched canvas. May of 2020. I just really loved painting this. We were in lockdown. The reflection in this teapot has my family, trapped. The heat of it is spewing steam but it’s a happy steam. I liked having my family around me. I missed my friends. Although in some ways it was very trying, Lockdown was, for me, about love.

 Holding Pattern 8”x10” August 6, 2020 oil on stretched canvas. This painting was the last painting I did during the pandemic until now. The new owner calls it “Moody Blues.” 

Cliff 30"x 40"  This painting is about the edge we all find ourselves perched on. Green is simultaneously about money, which has put us here, but also about growth, which is what is needed, for us to survive this mess.

Meteor 30"x 40" This painting was painted with a large group show in mind. Neither of the large paintings I completed with this show in mind, have been shown yet, except in my living room. I painted it with the "me too" movement in mind. 

I honestly am throwing these paintings up here, because I like them, they have sold, and I want a place to quickly show people some things I have done. I have not painted since March, and don't expect to until September. I had a family emergency that has kept me from doing the thing I love. I need to reorganize everything in a way that makes sense to me. Technology makes it hard because it keeps changing. The only thing you can count on, is change.