Crane Wife at Modern Eden Gallery

Hello all! I wanted to let you know about my latest work hanging at the very wonderful Moden Eden gallery in San Francisco, CA! I was lucky enough to be part of their latest group show, "Myth," and returned to a subject I find myself coming back to time and time again; the Japanese folktale The Crane Wife.

More info "behind the work" and purchase info here!

http://www.moderneden.com/collections/myth/products/crane-wife

I didn't get to post about the opening reception back on July 14th, but luckily, there is a closing reception in conjunction with North Beach First Fridays on Friday, August 3, 2012.   The closing reception will be held at 403 Francisco Street from 6-9pm.

Facebook event invite here!
http://www.facebook.com/events/449331605088376/

Thanks everyone! : D <3
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Sugar Frosted Cotton Candy

Just got some new copic markers and some dr martins pure white ink; SO much fun! : D

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Mary Blair Day of the Dead

Here's my piece for 

THE ICONOCLASTIC DEAD show with the Autumn Society! 

We got to pick from real-life heroes (living or dead) to illustrate for our pieces.

I chose Mary Blair, because she was such an amazingly talented female artist who worked in animation! I am sure I am one of many women (and men!) working in animation today who look up to her in more ways than one : D

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Some recent works!

for swoon gallery's "get the lead out III" show!

enjoy! : D

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8-BIT CHAMPIONS at La Flaq Gallery, Paris!

Hey fellow SFGers!

I am SUPER thrilled to be a part of this fantastic show in Paris! If any of you are in the area (lucky!) be sure to check it out! If not, then at least check out the works online : D

Thursday, September 15 · 7:00pm - 10:00pm

LA FLAQ GALLERY
36 rue Quincampoix ( 75004 )
Paris, France

Facebook Event Invite
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=260287763981520

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www.theautumnsociety.com

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"The End" at Compound Gallery

Hi everybody!

I have three pieces currently on show at a group show "The End" at Compound Gallery, featuring artwork by seven artists, curated by Matt Wagner.

Compound Gallery
107 NW 5th Avenue
Portland, OR 97209

Show runs through Nov 4th-28th
 Daisy Church:
Axelhoney:;
Daniel St. George:
chris Pastras:
Angel Davis:
Kalina Torino:
Wishcandy:

$80

Ix Chel is the Mayan goddess who brings about the destruction of the third creation by causing a great flood.
She is actually one diety who takes shape in three different forms: her other forms are Chak Chel and Young Moon Goddess.

$80

Sekhmet is an Egyptian lioness-headed goddess of war and destruction.

$80

Kali is the Hindu goddess of time and change, and associated with death and black energy.

All three pieces are 8.5" round in diameter, and are acrylic on found mahogany wood.
For purchasing information, please contact matt at compoundgallery dot com

Compound Gallery
107 NW 5th Avenue
Portland, OR 97209
map/ directions

Open 7 days a week
Mon-Sat 12:00-8:00pm
Sunday 12:00-6:00pm
Phone 503.796.2733

SFG: Cardboard

Not to jam two things in one post; here's my cardboard challenge for this week! Really enjoyed this one, although it didn't fit on my scanner. Gotta remember to work on different colored media more... makes colors pop so nicely!

Intro post- Daisy Church

Hi! Took me a few days, but here's my intro post- My name is Daisy Church, and I'm an animator/ artist living and working in Los Angeles.  I've animated on a bunch of tv shows as a flash animator, and am starting to get into more background painting/ color work.  I also love to paint, and have been trying to practice my personal art/ illustration more and more, mostly with the help of my drawing a day blog and getting into group shows with my paintings.  I look forward to meeting a whole new group of fellow artists and sharing my work here! : D

Here's my blog:
http://daisychurch.blogspot.com/

A new drawing, every day! You can also find links to my animation demo reel, past works, paintings, etc all at that site as well. Fun!

Here's a recent sample of a doodle I did of a circus girl...