
You can see Paulsen's painting for the STL artists open house catalog here. She has also begun to create clever animations. Take a look at Midwest Hair and Begin. You'll enjoy them.
BY THE WAY, for my St. Louis readers: if you are an artist or know an artist who would like to be featured in this series and get some publicity, plus a free portrait to use, please click the link to my profile and email me.
WHAT I'M PISSED OFF ABOUT: The Canon factory service center has had my good camera, my 5D, for the better part of the last month and a half, now back for the third time for the same problem. Whah, whah, whah.
TOMORROW: St. Louis artists portraits continue with Stan Chisholm, who is a bit hard to characterize, but that's because he's so original.
6 comments:
Love the portrait.
Hate the news about Canon. I would have thought they knew better.
Have a nice weekend,
Abraham Lincoln
—Brookville Daily Photo
Great portrait and I love Sarah's confident stance! I also enjoyed the mini course on Beckman. Interesting work he did as well. Sorry about your camera, at least you must have a backup. If Canon had mine, I'd be using one of those teensy throw away jobs. And WHERE are the tunes today???? See, you've spoiled us.
Wonderful portrait. I agree with virginia, she looks very confident, but she is also very relaxed, which makes for a better portrait. Great work!
The colors she's wearing match her watercolor palette. Her personality permeates her work (and your portrait too)
What a wonderful series of portraits. You really have the knack of making your subjects relax. How do you do that? I snap my portraits without them knowing - I fear I'd get a frozen look if I asked people to pose.
I have been enjoying your series of artists.
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