Posted on 05/24/11
May 23rd, 2011 I had the pleasure of giving a painting workshop at Pandemonium Booksellers in Wasilla, AK. The focus of this class was capturing light in a landscape even when using less than optimum photo reference.…
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Posted on 05/24/11
“Winter Bull”
By Karen Whitworth
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30×40 • Oil on Panel • 2011
Details of texture and knife work…
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Posted on 04/11/11
On April 9th I was honored to participate in a Painted Ladies group show at Town Square Art Gallery in Wasilla. It was here that I unveiled my latest painting “Orca Sunrise”
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Posted on 03/11/11
“Kamaole II Beach”
9×12 oil on panel
Original is Available
Had the wonderful opportunity to spend a day at the beach with an artist friend. We enjoyed the Maui sun and sand while we painted. So…
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Posted on 02/22/11
This is one of my favorite paintings from my East Hawaii Cultural Center Exhibit. It is titled ” Koki’o ‘ula & Palila ” – Hawaiian Red Hibiscus and Palila Bird. All I had for reference was a small…
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Posted on 02/20/11
From September 2010 – January 2011 I locked myself in my ‘art cave’ and flung paint. Bright, bold paint. Paint in colors that Alaskan artists don’t normally get to use in winter time.
…I could get…
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Posted on 02/19/11
While in Hawaii for my exhibition at East Hawaii Cultural Center I had an opportunity to do a live demonstration. Before arriving at the center I swung by the local farmers market.
Here I found…
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Posted on 02/18/11
Back in the studio now from a whirl-wind visit to Hawaii and my exhibition at East Hawaii Cultural Center. I had previously decided that entering a piece in the Annual Alaska Railroad Poster Competition was not a logistical option. So…
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Posted on 01/19/11
**UPDATE**
FEBRUARY 25th FROM 7-10PM
LAST FRIDAY IN SPENARD – Closing of Silent Auction and Meet & Greet Artists! Click for Event Details.
Be sure to swing by Blaines Art in…
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Posted on 01/18/11
When one visits the Islands of Hawaii for the first time, an intense appreciation for their unique beauty quickly develops. A paramount example of this tropical splendor is the colorful flora and feathered fauna of Hawaii. From the native species…
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