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by Frances Ku
$13.50
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I used a palette knife. I don't usually do oils so it's a diversion for me. This is called Being and Becoming because isn't that what we do? It was a... more
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I used a palette knife. I don't usually do oils so it's a diversion for me. This is called "Being and Becoming" because isn't that what we do? It was a commissioned painting for a friend.
Commissioned by Candy Tom of Alameda, California, USA.
Being and Becoming, Copyright 2007
Original is 24" X 30" Oil on Cotton Canvas
Frances has been drawing since three years of age. Born in Taiwan and raised in Okinawa, she took art classes throughout high school and went to Parsons School of Design in New York City for a year. She also went back to Taiwan and drew political cartoons for a daily newspaper. Her desire to create beauty eventually led her to Maui, Hawaii. At 32 years old, she finally began painting full time by teaching herself watercolors. Watercoloring for her has been a lesson in respecting the element of water and being a co-creating partner to the dance. Watercolor's challenges taught her important lessons about painting and life: to let go of control, be open to surprises, and appreciate the magic moment. And only by experimenting and pushing...
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Kip DeVore
Very nice work! Love the broad greens. Congrats.
Frances Ku replied:
Thanks, Kip!
Marcia Weller-Wenbert
Congratulations on your sale.
Frances Ku replied:
Much appreciated!