Sara's new work!

She Stood in Defiance of Time

oil on panel

18x24

New work by Shane!

Shane's new charcoal drawing!!!

Into White

19x18 inches

charcoal on paper

Just in time for the Holidays!

Two Shows in April!!!

Shane and I are excited to announce that we are each having an exhibit of our work in April at JRB Art at the Elms, a wonderful gallery in OKC! 
We have a lot of work to do before then! 

This is Shane's latest piece for his show!

Calm After a Flush of Color
oil on panel
18x24

Finished! By Shane Scribner

I LOVE Shane's new painting!
Currently Untitled
36x48
oil on panel

In progress...

I can't wait to see Shane's painting finished. It is a big painting! Around 4 ft tall!

New Work!

Shane and I are participating in a show titled 100 Degrees at Wally Workman Gallery in Austin. The show starts in August.  Here are the pieces we created. We are so excited to go to the show!

With His Healing Wings He Drove Desolation From Her Heart

by Sara Scribner

16x20 

oil on panel

Blinding Light

by Shane Scribner

oil on panel

24x31

New work!!

All finished! 
Currently Untitled
12x12 inches
oil on panel
by Sara Scribner

"Elegance," by Shane Scribner

Elegance
by Shane Scribner
12x16
oil on panel

Progress...

Shane is working on this beautiful portrait of my cousin Tanya. I just HAD to share!
He should be done very soon.

Shane's pieces for "Everything Changes"

Unadorned

by Shane Scribner

oil on panel

23.5x25

Grace

by Shane Scribner

oil on panel

23.5x25

I finished my pieces for the group show, "Everything Changes" at Robert Lange Studio's in May. 
Here are part I and II (currently untitled)
16.5x19
oil on panel

Shane's new work!

Shane finished this painting today. It is part I of his diptych for "Everything Changes," a group show at Robert Lange Studios in Charleston. The opening is in May.
We are super excited to be part of the show!

Currently Untitled
24x25 inches
oil on panel
by Shane Scribner

"Perchta"

"Perchta"
18x24 inches
oil on panel
SOLD

I am very pleased with the way this painting turned out! I kept finding pieces that would be perfect for "Perchta," and when we put it all together it really worked!
You can read a little more about her here...

Road Trip, Projects and Finished Work!

Shane and I just returned from a long trip. We started our trip in Sedona. 

The natural beauty of Arizona is breathtaking. 

Next, we visited Shane's grandparents in LA. It was my first trip to the Getty. Every time we drive from LA to SF, I always see that wonderful building and want to stop, but there is always a time crunch. We finally got to go! 

We saw very beautiful pieces of art. These are two of our favorites.

This painting is titled, "A Young Girl Defending Herself Against Eros." It was painted by Adolphe William Bouguereau in 1880. He was such a fantastic painter. Really, I think he is still the best figurative painter.

This piece I had never seen. It is titled, "Mischief and Repose." The painter is John William Godward.

 It was painted in 1895. The handling of the fabric and the figures are just gorgeous!

Then, San Francisco! We went to our favorite fabric store, Britex. I found a Victorian button, and Shane bought fabric to make a ruff. We have both been obsessed with ruffs! You will probably be seeing them a lot in both of our work!

We also went to see the amazing Redwoods in La Honda and Memorial Park.

After the San Francisco Bay Area we traveled to Ouray, Colorado. Ouray is gorgeous, and I LOVE snow! It was the perfect combination to inspire us both to paint! Really, after three weeks of travel it didn't take much to make us sit down and work. 

We were getting pretty restless.

Here is a progress shot of Shane's Painting.

And the finished painting!

"The Attraction of Light"

by Shane Scribner

16x20 inch oil painting on panel. 

And my finished painting.

"Her Wings at Rest"

12x12 inches

oil on panel.

This painting will be on display at the Realism show at JRB Art at the Elms, Oklahoma City, OK February 3, 2012.

We are back home now. During our crazy-fun road trip, we sat in the car for HOURS and talked a lot about new work we want to create. 

So, here we go! 

 Shane started making his second ruff. 

And I am creating a swan crown for a commission that I am super excited to start! More to come soon. But for now, excuse me,  I have more feathers to glue.

-Sara