Playing What We Feel, Feeling What We Play

Art Lovers and Masters

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Here is a place to discuss technique, favorite artists, strokes and whatever else hits you. You can display your works with confidence as The MusiCAL Network claims NO interest in your property. You remain Legal owner and author of you works.

Members: 11
Latest Activity: Jun. 21, 2009

My submissions

Since nobody else is joining me then I'll just show the artwork that I have until there are other members in here.

Please post your favorite artwork.

All the works that I submit are my husband's works. Most of which I still have and some have been sold. Some are in private collections and galleries.

He received his Masters in Fine Art in the late 70's so his style changed throughout the years.

There are those blue moods and the angry moods and whatever else an artist feels and paints.

He continued painting until he died in 2002 at the age of 55.

I have some watercolors that are still unsigned because he felt that they werent done yet but this is something I have learned about artists. Most feel that it's never done.

I hope that other artists or those interested in art come in and tell me if I'm correct about never feeling that it's done.

Come in, discuss and submit your favorite works.

Discussion Forum

The ominous chess painting. 5 Replies

Pixie, can you put up the chess painting that Lloyd did 30 yrs ago? The one where he painted a story about his death even right down to the day. It is chilling.

Started by Lori. Last reply by Tina May. 21, 2009.

I'll just keep adding them 3 Replies

Since nobody else is putting any art up or even really discussing it, then I 'll just try to keep this group active by adding more. As always, the painting that I put up are my husband's .

Started by Pixie Bavle-Nolin. Last reply by Lori Apr. 22, 2008.

Very nice artwork 4 Replies

Those are some mighty nice paintings. It looks to be that your husband sure was a master. Rocky

Started by Rocky. Last reply by Lori Apr. 22, 2008.

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Comment by Judy Whiting on June 21, 2009 at 11:57am: Don't think Nashville ever looked as pretty!

Comment by Judy Whiting on June 21, 2009 at 11:55am: This is a commissioned portrait that I had Darlene Shadden a well known artist do from one of my photographs to display on one of my

album projects! This portrait has now been sold to the Tennessee Museum and is on display!

Comment by Judy Whiting on June 21, 2009 at 11:51am: Pixie: I love Lloyd's work. Thank you so much for displaying his talent, and starting this groupl
Judy