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Small Work - Graphite and Mixed Media on Claybord 9" x 12" Available
Fine Art Miniature - Acrylic on Claybord 4" x 4" Available
Fine Art Miniature - Graphite on Claybord 4" x 4" Available
Fine Art Miniature - Acrylic on Claybord 3 1/2" x 3 1/2" Available
Small Work - Ink on Scratchbord 6" x 6" Available
Small Work - Graphite and Mixed Media on Claybord 12" x 9"- SOLD
For more information on miniature art, click on above logo.
Fine Art Drawings and Paintings
All Rights Reserved
Copyright is reserved on All Artwork and Images by the artist, Barbara A. Freeman.
"The Exchange" © Barbara A. Freeman
Small Work - Graphite and Mixed Media on Claybord 9" x 12" Available
"The Mermaid" © Barbara A. Freeman
Fine Art Miniature - Acrylic on Claybord 4" x 4" Available
"The Conversation" © Barbara A. Freeman
Fine Art Miniature - Graphite on Claybord 4" x 4" Available
"You're Welcome Here" © Barbara A. Freeman
Fine Art Miniature - Acrylic on Claybord 3 1/2" x 3 1/2" Available
"Under Scrutiny" © Barbara A. Freeman
Small Work - Ink on Scratchbord 6" x 6" Available
"Harmony" © Barbara A. Freeman - Honorable Mention
Small Work - Graphite and Mixed Media on Claybord 12" x 9"- SOLD
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BFree Studios Website: www.bfreestudios.com
Miniature Art Gallery: www.bfreestudios.com
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www.analyticabiz.com
Analytica Business Systems, Inc. Contractor Accounting, Quickbooks Integration and Custom Software
Miniature Art Gallery: www.bfreestudios.com
Family Business Website:
www.analyticabiz.com
Analytica Business Systems, Inc. Contractor Accounting, Quickbooks Integration and Custom Software
About Me
- Barbara A. Freeman
- North of Seattle, Washington, United States
- I'm an artist of fine art miniatures, but also create larger work. Although I've made art off and on most of my life, it wasn't until the late 80's that I had any formal instruction. I started painting more seriously and showing my work in the 90's. In 2006 I "discovered" the fine art of miniature and I love it. There is an enthusiastic and growing miniature art movement that I am happy to be a part of. On a personal note, I am happily married to Wayne for 37 years. My daughter Gina likes to do mosaic work in her free time and I am happy that she also lives here in the Pacific Northwest, she is formerly from Austin! We have also gotten my Mom, recently from Florida, to move out here too, so all my family is near-by! When I'm not making art, or cooking, you'll find me with a book. I listen to audiobooks from my local library while I work in my studio. I do love to cook, but having multiple food sensitivities, I have to cook very creatively. Walking, hiking and bird watching are my other areas of interest. In 2005 we moved from CA to the Pacific Northwest. We're still having fun exploring all the area has to offer and meeting lots of wonderful folks along the way.
Association of Miniature Artists
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I am a member of these fine Miniature Art Societies and Associations
Followers
Favorite Artists' Sites, Suppliers and Blogs
- Web Master's Website: Wayne Freeman/Analytica Business Systems, Inc Contractor Accounting and Custom Software
- Blog: Life Under The Magnifing Glass
- Blog: Making a Mark
- Blog: The Ruby Slippers
- Blog: Tracy Hall
- Miniature Art Supplies, Nancy Still
- Silverpoint Information and Supplies
- Silverpoint and Egg Tempera: Koo Schadler
- Silverpoint Work: Richard A Kirk
- Website for Frames: Franken Frames
- My Friend's Website: Janie Olsen
5 comments:
Your blog is looking really nice and I'm sure it'll look great when you're finished with all the formatting. :)
Hi Barbara! It's so nice to see another miniaturist starting a blog. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work here.
Thanks Mona and Gina! Now if I can only figure out how to do this!
Hi Barbara!! Carol Andre got me started to set up a blog!! Here I go again!! Learning again!!
Jim Smith
http://jamesfsmith.blogspot.com/
Hi Jim, good to see you here. It's fun and I know you can do it.
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