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**Treetop Art**
About Me
- Kathy Mallat
- Lebanon, Maine, United States
- Growing up I spent much of my time drawing, cutting, gluing and piecing things together. I never thought of it as making art. I just knew I was having fun. While my supplies and techniques continue to change, my desire to create remains...and I'm still having fun! Thanks for taking the time to view my work.
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To inquire about, or purchase a painting, please email me at ksmallat@gmail.com
Please note...ALL IMAGES © KATHY MALLAT and may NOT BE USED OR REPRODUCED without permission. Reproduction rights remain with the artist on all paintings sold.
Please note...ALL IMAGES © KATHY MALLAT and may NOT BE USED OR REPRODUCED without permission. Reproduction rights remain with the artist on all paintings sold.
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While I will continue to post my paintings here, information about my upcoming events, exhibits, and current projects can now be found on my newest blog, Inside Out. There you will find the latest news as it relates to both my fine art (seen here), and my children's books. Take a look!
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5 comments:
I love the way you have captured the metal and glass. Two such different surfaces, but so realistic.
How funny, Kathy!
This is a complex subject! It's a beautiful jar, and you did a wonderful job of painting it. You captured the translucence of the glass and the reflections of light from it. Great job!
Thanks, Shirley. working both of those surfaces together was an interesting challenge.
You know well the challenges of painting glass, Virginia. How fun that we were simultaneously attempting that subject in our respective studios!
Love the composition, it looks festive and restrained, ha. Love the title.
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