Alma Lee

Dogs, can't live with them can't live without them. They are cute, affectionate to the Nth degree, and those eyes....those sad, beautiful eyes make our dogs a perfect ten on the love scale. But then there is the garbage, and torn shoes, the stealing of our favorite sandwich ect. K9.5 are best described as too lov...able to be mere K9s and just sassy enough to fall short of the
perfect 10!

NOTE; NO ANIMALS WERE HARMED IN THE PRODUCTION OF THIS ART...HOWEVER ALL ANIMAL TESTING WAS BY MUTUAL CONSENT!Read More

Be Sure to cast your votes in the upcoming self portrait contest. And tell me what you think about Alma Lee's entry: 51 and uncut

The prospectus is rather enticing:Self Portrait - the relationship between the artist and him/herself.

Often a self portrait is a conscious and deliberate journey of self discovery. Even if ...a self portrait comes about because a desire to work on facial features at 2 in the morning or simply from playing in the mirror, there is no escaping it�s exploration of that basic relationship. These portraits, regardless of the media used, are often some of the most interesting work an artist produces. ..Read More

CUBE-A-KITTY is the cubist celebration of Feline Frolic and Fun. At it's core is the underlying belief that within every domestic cat lies wildness, cloaked in an attitude of mischievousness and suspicion. They watch, plan, pounce and conquer. The dust bunny, may be a rabbit, and the fly on the wall a bird, it all n...eeds to be investigated and conquered. This warrior's armor is the cloak of domesticity, and all scattered debris would be wise to keep that in mind. I chose primary colors to emphasize the primal untamed side of cats, and cubism best illustrates the fractured nature of the domestic feline.


Note: The colored pencil is applied layer upon layer to build up deep, vibrant color saturation an effect similar to the renaissance glazing techniques used by the old masters.Read More