A rare view of the inside of a kilt in work. The upper part of the pleats is graded away to minimize bulk and to make the back of the kilt fit smoothly to the body. This area will be covered with interfacing for stability and then a smooth lining so there are no raw edges.
Clan Smith in modern colors.
Still Life with White Cloth
Painted using no black paint; shadows are ultramarine, terre verte, and alizarin crimson. This painting was chosen for the Caruso Award for Still Life at the Maryland Federation of Art winter show, January 6 - 23, 2011, Annapolis, Maryland. Oil on canvas, 12"x24''.
$450
SOLD
©2010, Deborah Kommalan
The Millard gentlemen wearing their MacBean kilts.
Sometimes I am asked to outfit a family for a special occasion. Here are shown Green Scott ancient colors, Red Scott modern colors and US Navy tartans.
A view of the trolley shelter at Aegon Center. Second in a series of signs. Oil on canvas. 16"x16".
This painting is currently on loan. It will be in the Md Federation of Art Melange II show in Annapolis, MD, March 2 - March 13, 2011.
The first in a series of signs. Oil on canvas, 24"x24". I like to draw attention to something we walk past every day.
SOLD
