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Fun, Colorful World of the Seagull

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In Their Happy Place
48 X 48  oil and collage
Contact me for purchases and commissions:
allison@mallisonartist.com
$2500 (or make an offer)
mallisonartist.com

M. Allison

This was the most fun painting to do and I must say one of the most
time consuming, but I loved every minute of it!  I'm kinda into these
seagulls that I photographed in Carmel, so you see, they're happy
already!  I have so many pieces of painted canvas from previous
paintings (some of which I've used as a very interesting window
covering in my studio) and I always look at them and say to myself
that those would be fun to use in a painting one day.  And...here it is!

Artists of Texas
Daily Painters of Texas
Contemporary Fine Art International
Figurative Artists International
Mixed Media Artists International
Visual Arts Alliance
and don't forget,
featured artist in American Art Collector May 2012

Look for my art in CFAI.co Visual Languages Online Magazine 
in August


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