Monthly Archives: June 2011

This is the next industrial photograph, Philips 1_5, otherwise known as “Dream State” in several solo shows where it has been framed and featured — a RARE POLYESTER print of which is available for sale, nicely framed, for $400, or … Continue reading →

 http://www.amyjackson.cc/paintings/scritti.html Have been feeling under the weather quite a bit, sure enough, the sinus infection and the serious antibiotic, even the Netipot for the first time ever last night. Ahem. That’s pretty serious, if you know me. Even so, ordered … Continue reading →

So it started off innocently enough. Jason and I went to Lewis Orchards and found all sorts of “deliciousness” which is, apparently, the Cooking Channel’s fave new word. I use it in all irony. Now for my own words, we … Continue reading →

The Puffin Foundation has awarded me a grant on behalf of the children of the Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah, to supply them with fine art materials, up to $1250.00! I received the check in the mail yesterday and Chipper … Continue reading →

I’ve felt for so long with the blog that I must always have an image, since this is about my creative process, but I realized today that mine is not always visual, and it is continual. There is so much … Continue reading →

So first there was “Scritti” an industrial photo from Philips Metals back in 2003, that I’ve had sitting in paper form on my desk for lo these many months, meaning to update my marketing materials, which I finally did today. … Continue reading →

http://www.amyjackson.cc/paintings/watercircus.html All done! Flipped it again … liked it better thataway. Great news to report from yesterday’s photo shoot — 251 fotos almost all in focus and well-composed, well-above my normal 70/30 ratio of good to not-so-good fotos. So I … Continue reading →

It is now flipped upside down again and at the last minute, even. I like it this way. Amoeba-like, she is. I wish you could see the colors truly. I mean as pretty as they are there, they are even … Continue reading →

So for a while it was like working on muscle groups and bubbles and then I started added deeper pinks and purple and chartreuse — and got rather playful, so it’s taken on a whole new aspect now — may … Continue reading →

No sketch, just the same Yoga Journal photograph to inspire me, such lovely colors, my main challenge that I’m not painting the yogini wrapped in white in the middle, so I have to make up the shapes. This one has … Continue reading →