Miscellaneous...
Watercolor on Arches, Fabriano & Waterford 140# cold pressed paper and oil on stretched cotton & linen canvases
Watercolor on Arches, Fabriano & Waterford 140# cold pressed paper and oil on stretched cotton & linen canvases
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"When Doves Cry" Prince Series
"The Beatles Series" watercolor on Arches 140# cold pressed paper
"On February 9th, 1964, The Beatles made their first American television appearance—LIVE—on The Ed Sullivan Show. I was 5. The whole Visnoski household was tuned in on that anticipated evening in front of the black & white TV. From then on the "Fab 4" have been a staple in my life ever since. This is my tribute to these guys. It will be an ongoing series." ~ Paula
"On February 9th, 1964, The Beatles made their first American television appearance—LIVE—on The Ed Sullivan Show. I was 5. The whole Visnoski household was tuned in on that anticipated evening in front of the black & white TV. From then on the "Fab 4" have been a staple in my life ever since. This is my tribute to these guys. It will be an ongoing series." ~ Paula
"The Joni Mitchell Series" These are all watercolor on Arches® 140# cold pressed paper unless otherwise noted. "I discovered Joni Mitchell in the early 70's when I bought my first album "Blue" and I have been a dedicated fan ever since. By 2014 the "Hejira" album was still my favorite album of Joni's, so I decided to pay tribute to this amazing artist by painting a series of illustrations depicting Joni and some of my favorite lyrics." ~ Paula If interested in any of these paintings on this page please send email to pmvportraits@cox.net
"The Patti Smith Series" These are watercolor on Arches 140# cold pressed paper & one oil on stretched canvas
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