// News & Updates
DECEMBERNew place to live, no painting (quarters are a little cramped, don't have free space to set up a painting area at the moment)
So!
Commission Sale~ NO PROMISES IT WILL BE DONE BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS. I'm still kind of busy with moving stuff around and picked up more hours at work. Plus I have to draw my holiday card :S oops
Shipping varies... I believe first class is cheaper, priority went up a buck at the post office here :( I'll let you know in email what shipping is, depending on if you are international or USA.
sizes don't have to be 'normal' (longer, wider, square is okay!)
Illustration board (it's almost like cardboard, doesn't bend easily)
and I do have some brown recyle paper - seen here
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For the pencil/pen - any subject is fine!
8x10 pencil sketches - 15$
examples: bird goddess, howler
8x10 pencil drawings - 45$ examples: druids, creatures comfort, snake and the moon
11x14 pencil sketches - 25$
11x14 pencil drawings - 75$
16x20 pencil drawings - 150$
Ink is the same style as pencil, same prices since the basics are penciled in, then the details are ink pen. (black line instead of greys)
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I think I'll do tea paper as well... since it's not as messy as full blown watercolor (it stays in the center of the paper. For these, I would prefer to keep with what I've done before (nature & human mix of some sort), or squid... Basically, organics!:) I do have some tea paper left over, but for the most part, these require at least another week for staining (2weeks if you want dark tea paper).
and again, they don't have to be standard sizes, long/tall/wide/square is fine!
Prices:
3x5 - 30$ (example)
4x6 - 50$
8x10 - 100$
11x14 - 175$
16x20 - 250$
email: laura@fallenlights.net
NOVEMBER
Added a few more pieces (sketches, traditional). In the process of moving, but I've got a digital piece and another painting in the works.
OCTOBER
The hidden history of the world is a story of powerful feminine forces, long expunged by the patriarchy. Laura Pelick is working to help reclaim this lost knowledge with her portraits of archetypal female power.
Goddesses, elementals, and fairies hold a stately court in Ms. Pelick's kingdom of imagination, presiding over deep forests, desert plains, and snow-swept fields. These mythological forces given form are most often confident and serene, but some are tormented by unseen forces or unexplained situation and chose to hide their true faces behind elaborate masks.
Whatever their disposition, Laura's figures are rendered with varying levels of abstraction, but they always maintain their dignity, femininity, and humanity.
(Review @ BlueMoonRising)
