03 Saturday Apr 2021
Posted in Abstract Art, Art
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abstract, abstract art, abstract paintings, abstract prints, green, green abstract, green abstract art, green and yellow, green art, sharon cummings, sharon cummings art, yellow, yellow abstract, yellow abstract art, yellow and green, yellow art
I have two points to make in a splash of green and yellow abstract beauty!
30 Tuesday Mar 2021
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#sharon cummings art, modern, modern art, modern art prints, modern decor, modern decorating, modern home, modern paintings, modern prints, yellow, yellow abstract, yellow and black art, yellow and gray, yellow art
Or just a celebration of yellow! I see tennis balls. What do you see?
07 Sunday Mar 2021
Posted in Abstract Art, Art
18 Thursday Feb 2021
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abstract, abstract art, abstract paintings, abstract prints, beach, modern art, sharon cummings art, sun, yellow, yellow abstract, yellow and blue, yellow art, yellow painting
It’s drab here today…How about a sun kiss! Colorful and warm abstract art.
17 Wednesday Feb 2021
Posted in Abstract Art, Art
08 Wednesday Jul 2020
Posted in Art, Gift Ideas, Spirituality
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abstract art, bible, Bible study, bible verse, church, comfort, comforting art, jesus, John 16:33, prayer, yellow abstract
For I have overcome the World…My abstract art and the Bible verse John 16:33.
02 Tuesday Jun 2015
Posted in Art
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abstract art, abstract art canvas prints, abstract art for sale, abstract art print, abstract paintings, abstract prints, art, gray and yellow, yellow, yellow abstract, yellow art, yellow painting, yellow print
I have really gotten into “re-purposing” my art lately. For instance, my Color Fusion series, with all of the colorful animals, starts with an abstract painting. I then collage little bits of that painting into an image until I get the final piece. So I can offer the abstract as a stand alone painting, but use it again and again to create new work! This piece displayed here is a composite of another “bit” that started out as a rejected portion of another art piece. One painting’s trash is another creation’s treasure. 🙂 It’s all just continuing the good vibrations…
“Good Vibrations”
Mixed Media Abstract Art
Sharon Cummings
2015
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26 Tuesday Aug 2014
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abstract fish, angel fish, aquarium, art, beach art, beach house, bradenton florida, colorful fish, contemporary art, contemporary fish, coral reef, dive, diving, fish, fish art, fish paintings, fish tank, florida, florida keys, fun, funky, hawaii, islands, miami, modern art, modern beach house, modern fish, sarasota, scuba, scuba diving, tropical, tropical decor, tropical fish, tropical fish art, tropical fish paintings, underwater, whimsical, yellow abstract, yellow art, yellow fish
Funky Fish
Sharon Cummings
Crayon and Letraset Transfers
Date: Unknown
As I continue to go through my old portfolio, I am finding a few surprises along the way. I found this guy hiding among the rubble. He is clearly created with Crayons, and for those old enough to remember, Letraset transfers.
Long ago before the advent of home computers, there was a need for an easy way to apply perfect typography and texture to images. Letraset made these plastic sheets with transfers on one side. You then applied pressure with a tool, spoon, etc. on the other and it would stick to the surface of your project. Back then, I thought it was the coolest thing ever!!
What a flashback….I should find my box of crayons. 😉
07 Monday Apr 2014
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abstract fish, angel fish, aquarium, beach art, beach house, bradenton florida, colorful fish, contemporary art, contemporary fish, coral reef, dive, diving, fish, fish art, fish paintings, fish tank, florida, florida keys, hawaii, islands, miami, modern art, modern beach house, modern fish, mosaic, mosaic art, mosaic fish, mosaics, sarasota, scuba, scuba diving, tropical, tropical decor, tropical fish, tropical fish art, tropical fish paintings, underwater, yellow abstract, yellow art, yellow fish
Some of you might have noticed that I have not blogged about any new work lately and that I have been bringing back some older blogs that never got much attention. The reason for both are two-fold. First of all I am working on a bunch of new Stone Rock’d tropical fish for a HUGE hotel project in Key West, FL. And secondly, when I first started my blog, I blogged about my most popular paintings at the time. But with only 2 followers, no one ever saw them. So I am giving all of my newest followers a chance to see these works too.
The piece above is titled “Tropical Fish 12” and is one of the many I have created that I am totally satisfied with. I will be submitting it to the design firm with a few others in a few days. I already know that the client loves my first piece as it has been paid for and is in production. I am really excited about this project and know that they will love more of my work. So busy I stay….
Swim along and see more below.
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25 Tuesday Feb 2014
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abstract, abstract expressionism, abstract expressionist, art print, bands, blocks, center, centered, cheerful, circle, circles, contemporary, energy, fun, good vibes, gray, grey, happy, lemon, lemons, lemony, light, luscious, meyer, meyer's, meyer's lemons, modern, modern art, painting, pastel, print, rings, sharon cummings, spirals, square, squares, vibe, vibes, vibration, vibrational, wall art, yellow, yellow abstract, yellow and gray, yellow and grey, yellow art
Luscious. Say it very slowly. Just saying the word feels sensual. The original meaning had to do with food. It was used in reference to vittles that were sweet and pleasant to taste or smell. However, it has also come to mean strong sensual or sexual appeal. You can have luscious lips or a luscious lychee.
My new piece is titled “Luscious Lemon”. We typically do not think of this yellow citrus fruit as sweet, but there is a variety that grows well in Florida. It is called a Meyer’s lemon and I’ve just planted a tree! They are fragrant and have a sweeter, less acidic flavor than the more common Lisbon or Eureka supermarket lemon varieties. You can peel and eat these beauties. They are native to China and thought to be a cross between a true lemon and either a mandarin or common orange. The orange in the mix explains their more luscious taste. 🙂
If you can get your hands on some Meyer’s lemons, I highly suggest you stock up. They are addictive in a good way.
Bon Appetit!
