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Saturday, June 24, 2017

Remember When, Abstract Portrait by Arizona Artists, Sharon Sieben

"Remember When"

Painting was done in Acrylic Washes and Impasto brush strokes on paper bonded to a wood cradle with sides painted black. It has been coated with archival varnish and does not need to be framed. Wired on back; ready to hang.

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Wednesday, February 15, 2017

"Let The Sun Shine" - Original Acrylic Abstract Painting by Sharon Sieben


I don't often do abstract paintings, although there are a lot of abstract elements in much of my work.  I'm not exactly sure what qualifies as "abstract" but think this piece fits the category.  Even when they turn out to be a disaster, I like to work on a painting with no pre-conceived idea of how it will turn out or what it will represent.  I didn't see a face in this one until I started turning it around to decide the orientation I liked the best...it just took a few additional dabs to coax it to the surface.

This is an acrylic on a 20 x 16 inch stretched canvas, unframed.

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You can see more on my website at: sharonsieben.com

Tuesday, August 30, 2016

"Let The Sun Shine" - Original Acrylic Abstract Painting by Sharon Sieben


I don't often do abstract paintings, although there are a lot of abstract elements in much of my work.  I'm not exactly sure what qualifies as "abstract" but think this piece fits the category.  Even when they turn out to be a disaster, I like to work on a painting with no pre-conceived idea of how it will turn out or what it will represent.  I didn't see a face in this one until I started turning it around to decide the orientation I liked the best...it just took a few additional dabs to coax it to the surface.

This is an acrylic on a 20 x 16 inch stretched canvas, unframed.

Click HERE to purchase

Please visit my website at: sharonsieben.com

Tuesday, June 7, 2016

"Let The Sun Shine" - Original Acrylic Abstract Painting by Sharon Sieben


I don't often do abstract paintings, although there are a lot of abstract elements in much of my work.  I'm not exactly sure what qualifies as "abstract" but think this piece fits the category.  Even when they turn out to be a disaster, I like to work on a painting with no pre-conceived idea of how it will turn out or what it will represent.  I didn't see a face in this one until I started turning it around to decide the orientation I liked the best...it just took a few additional dabs to coax it to the surface.

This is an acrylic on a 20 x 16 inch stretched canvas, unframed.

Click HERE to purchase

Visit my website at: sharonsieben.com




Saturday, September 19, 2015

"Let The Sun Shine" - Original Acrylic Abstract Painting by Sharon Sieben


I don't often do abstract paintings, although there are a lot of abstract elements in much of my work.  I'm not exactly sure what qualifies as "abstract" but think this piece fits the category.  Even when they turn out to be a disaster, I like to work on a painting with no pre-conceived idea of how it will turn out or what it will represent.  I didn't see a face in this one until I started turning it around to decide the orientation I liked the best...it just took a few additional dabs to coax it to the surface.

This is an acrylic on a 20 x 16 inch stretched canvas, unframed.

Click HERE to purchase

Visit my website at: sharonsieben.com

Sunday, April 12, 2015

"Let The Sun Shine" - Original Acrylic Abstract Painting by Sharon Sieben


I don't often do abstract paintings, although there are a lot of abstract elements in much of my work.  I'm not exactly sure what qualifies as "abstract" but think this piece fits the category.  Even when they turn out to be a disaster, I like to work on a painting with no pre-conceived idea of how it will turn out or what it will represent.  I didn't see a face in this one until I started turning it around to decide the orientation I liked the best...it just took a few additional dabs to coax it to the surface.

This is an acrylic on a 20 x 16 inch canvas - for sale on my website.  

Click HERE to purchase