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Lori Elliott-Bartle Studio

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Works in progress, where I share what I'm working on and what I'm thinking about, and also show my Instagram feed. 

Flowers from the @omahafarmersmarket along with lots of fresh produce from @shadow.brook.farm as i mark another year around the sun. 

#birthday #lebstudioathome #numbersdontmatterthatmuch #grateful
Watercolor doodles

#watercolor #sketchbook #doodles #lebstudio
Thanks to everyone who popped in yesterday and Friday during the @hotshopsartcenter open house. I’ll have the studio open this afternoon until 4 in case you’d like to come by to help round out your weekend. Cheers!
 
#oilandcoldwaxpaintin
This is the best mail I've received in some time! 

I'm very grateful that my work (portions of two large paintings shown above) is part of the U.S. Department of State's @artinembassies program, helping connect cultures through art. My paintings are
"Emerging" will be among the artworks shown as part of the "New Masters" exhibit at @paceartsia opening May 23. I'm so looking forward to seeing the show, popping into open studios and experiencing the whole place. 

#oilpainting
hotshopsdec2015

Preparing for open studios!

December 2, 2015

I've been rearranging artwork and cleaning up a bit to get the studio in shape for the Hot Shops open house Dec. 5 & 6. I'll be in Studio #311 from noon to 8 p.m. or so on Saturday and noon to 5 or 6 p.m. Sunday. I have some new pieces, including a trio of small paintings on paper inspired by Omaha's beautiful old buildings. They are a whimsical take on the ways this architecture adds character to our city that is worth preserving. 

A small painting on paper made with oil colors and cold wax. It's about 7x7.5"

A small painting on paper made with oil colors and cold wax. It's about 7x7.5"

It's always a little less crowded up on the third floor, so I recommend starting up on top and working your way down through the building. There are shows in all the first-floor galleries and about 80 resident artists opening their studios.  Guest artists are in studios, stairwells and hallways, so you're sure to see something that interests you.  

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