This is a painting based on the story of the Magic Wigwam as told by Fred Tomah.
Fine Art By Carolyn Marie Anderson
Portrait and Event Photography
Monday, October 24, 2016
Sunday, March 13, 2016
Truckers Prayer Acrylic Painting to Benefit Max Hogan
I recently painted this 34x41 acrylic painting to raffle off to benefit a truck driver who is being treated for cancer.
This guy had drove for me years ago and is a pretty good friend so it wasn't too difficult to come up with ideas for this image. Of course I would use his truck to connect him, an eagle where he is native. The landscape I chose was Mt Katahdin, in this area of Maine it is a major landmark and would make a connection with the area.
I spent about a week pondering worrying and planning until finally the canvas was ready and late one night I decided go for it. The next morning the painting was complete.
I had the idea of what to add but no real defined plan, once the paint hit the canvas it worked itself out.
The painting was raffled and was a complete success, the winner chose to give the painting back to Max which I was happy about.
Saturday, July 12, 2014
Abandoned House
I have been eying this old house for a while now. Today I finally made it there with my camera to look things over a bit more. Would love to get inside but not sure if it would be safe.
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Wotton Barn
Spotted this barn a few months ago and finally found the right time to go and do some photos. Didn't get all I wanted -the blackflies were too hungry and I didn't have my allergy medication.
There's so many interesting images at this location I will have to go up again.
Monday, May 19, 2014
Houlton High School Prom 2014
I haven't posted any photos of the prom onto my blog yet. Please check Fine art by carolyn anderson on facebook for photos.
Sunday, May 11, 2014
Rise Above Festival, Bangor, ME 2014-Seether
Couldn't get a photo pit pass to this show, which meant I couldn't take my SLR. Had to made due with my little camera which drove me crazy but did catch some good shots. Seether was difficult because of their lighting.
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