Living with Art

If you've collected work from me in the past I'd love to see it! Snap a photo of it in your home & I will post it here! [Email to: namelessart@gmail.com]

Drew- Toronto Canada

We were able to find a place for the piece I bought from you, it is in our living room on our brick wall.

The frame is deep set distressed wood and glass the only change I will make will be to have the matting slightly larger to show more of the print.

The print is an irregular size for matting so I will order that when I go to frame another piece that we are in the process of framing.

Your piece has received many compliments and is greatly enjoyed by Greg and I.

Thank you and all the best.

Andrew

Ryan Stanford- Los Angeles, CA

Janna Roach- New Orleans, LA

Scott A Dessens- New Orleans, LA

Leslie Woodham- Point Washington, FL

On a trip to New Orleans with my man, we were taking in all the creations of the amazing artists who inhabit the city. While lovely and interesting, this is the only piece that truly spoke to me. And it was if my soul had been poured onto the canvas. it still evokes this same feeling each time i see it....a feeling of true homecoming. I receive all manner of comments about the piece from visitors to my home. In each person it evokes strong emotion, the true sign of great art.

Elsie Semmes- New Orleans, LA

Amy Fuhlman- Carrollton, GA

Emily Kelly- Hopewell, VA

One of my favorite things from you. Carytown. Richmond Virginia. 2003 September. Got another upstairs. Will send when I have time to write and tell
you the story I now tell my grandchildren about you and your talent and the
story I make up about your art. This in in the downstairs study.
On
Shanthi
Em

Nikki Carter- New Orleans LA

I felt instantly drawn to this piece because it is almost an exact reflection of
how I see myself.

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Nikki is a local writer, her writing can be found at:
GoNola.com &
YogaLagniappe.com

Tamara Tornado- Nyc, NY

On my altar.

Paula Wall- Tennessee

"Bought these your first night in New Orleans. It was love at first sight! Pics do not do them justice. Eternity beneath the whimsy. Continue to do great things."
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Linda & Art- New Orleans, LA

As promised, here is a photo of the wonderful painting we bought, both alone and in its setting. Also included is the first one my wife, Linda, bought in the Bywater along with its setting.

Chris Walls- Capistrano Beach, CA

"I relish your painting "Watch What Comes.". She is haunting and beautiful and is simply one of my favorite pieces of art. It is perfect in my study. Thank you so much for creating it. You are truly talented and unique."
I haven't yet framed or hung it appropriately but it sits among cherished photos and artifacts. I'll send you another pic once I get things straight.
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Your other painting is hanging on an antique coat rack with your "Inner" drawing above. I enjoy them every day.

Mary Lou Paquette- Concord NH

Thanks for the little guy waiting for the bus, he now is the little guy who watches me wash dishes, he has become quite the cohort! Attached are a few pics of the woman resting, (the cat follows her lead) and have some of your magnets on the fridge