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by Carolyn Weltman
$41.00
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Purchase a tote bag featuring the drawing "Funny Stuff" by Carolyn Weltman. Our tote bags are made from soft, durable, poly-poplin fabric and include a 1" black strap for easy carrying on your shoulder. All seams are double-stitched for added durability. Each tote bag is machine-washable in cold water and is printed on both sides using the same image.
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Sometimes I like to doodle. This piece is a drawing from a children's story that I wrote about a worm coming to earth on a flying saucer to save the... more
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Sometimes I like to doodle. This piece is a drawing from a children's story that I wrote about a worm coming to earth on a flying saucer to save the world. In this drawing you can see the worm popping up outside a strange building that might be a chimneyand might be a house. In the foreground, the giraffe eats his way through the tree.
My perspective begins poetically with me alone. It extends out to the mood of my models, then to my drawing, my painting, and ultimately to the living spaces of my patrons. I am utterly and unashamedly ecumenical in my fascination with the human form and the imaginative capacity for loving of its inhabitants. “Carolyn Weltman is an expressive figurative artist whose work includes female, male, transgender and transitioning subjects. Carolyn's raw, sensual style takes subjects drawn from life, embracing both their power and their vulnerability. Carolyn's work is full of wonder.” I love to work directly with clients to create something you will treasure for ever. Please contact me if you are interested in creating a beautiful...
$41.00
Jeff Swan
Awesome ~!
Jim Williams
This is a real departure from your other pieces and WHAT? I envision this group is for!! Sometimes I get tired of recognizing people's styles. l, f, WHAT?
Carolyn Weltman replied:
Thank you, Jim. I have a collection of these strange drawings.