Aways fun to share pleasant news about
"Cree" paintings
New photos from Illinois!
A special teacher has just started to collect Cree's work. And delightfully, she shared the pieces in her Illinois home. The wall colors, and quiet spaces have come more alive with art! |
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What a pleasant surprise! San Diego, California A client gleefully shared her brand new frame on her Cree purchase. "Finding a Secret Place" has a comfortable lovely new home and doesn't it look beautiful!!! Job well done, Claudia. (frame is perfecto!!!) |
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(left) Flat Rock, North Carolina
This Cree painting is an early cottage -- said to be over 100 years old. And, the gardens surround this special place are simple and lovely and well tended too.
It appears that Cree's painting is bringing the sunshine into the cottage in more ways than one.
(right) Los Angeles, California
The couple who proudly display Cree's painting love their contemporary home and the soft palette of Cree's paintings. This isn't the only piece they have. And, they have said, "This painting adds a touch of our travels to remind us that we are the luckiest couple we know!"
This Cree painting is an early cottage -- said to be over 100 years old. And, the gardens surround this special place are simple and lovely and well tended too.
It appears that Cree's painting is bringing the sunshine into the cottage in more ways than one.
(right) Los Angeles, California
The couple who proudly display Cree's painting love their contemporary home and the soft palette of Cree's paintings. This isn't the only piece they have. And, they have said, "This painting adds a touch of our travels to remind us that we are the luckiest couple we know!"
transforming a condo in Upper State New York...
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The art of painting is a fascinating process for Cree. Her discoveries go far beyond the canvas. She appreciates the friends she has made, especially the expanded network of artists and art appreciators.
There also is the happenstance situations that simply fall into one's lap. Cree accepted the challenge of being responsible for "staging" a condo for re-sale. Her re-arrangement of furniture, the placement of new art and existing art created a warm and inviting place to live! The unit sold along with the three "Cree paintings" shown. Fun!!! |
Dance in the Pixie Meadow,
mixed media on canvas,
24 x 24" |
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 Dreaming of the Wizard, acrylic on canvas, 20 x 20"
a true story This painting has disappeared. It was hanging in a San Diego coffee shop...and it simply is not there any more. Cree is sad...She worked on this piece for years, saying she just couldn't make it "right." But, persisted .. .and as you can see, this is a pretty interesting mixed media creation. In your travels, if you happen to notice this painting on someone's wall, would you ask the person if he/she wouldn't mind emailing: creescudder@gmail.com Cree is hopeful someone will share with her the story behind this painting having found a new home. Cree appreciates having her very own private detectives! Thank you! |
The Sunshine's Pirouette, acrylic on canvas, 20 x 24"
a short story
A lovely La Jolla resident recently passed away. Barbara was the very good friend of Cree's dear friend. The three ladies often had lunch together and enjoyed one another's company.
A few weeks after Barbara's memorial service, someone found Cree's website on a google search and contacted her to share she loved Cree's work. (How nice!) The emailer was most interested in a floral painting Cree had done that was at auction. (painting to the left)
The painting had belonged to Barbara!
After a few weeks passed by, Cree learned that the emailer was unable to win the bid for her painting, but she certainly was kind to fill Cree in on the details.
So...if you see "The Sunshine's Pirouette" hanging anywhere along your travels, please let Cree know.
A lovely La Jolla resident recently passed away. Barbara was the very good friend of Cree's dear friend. The three ladies often had lunch together and enjoyed one another's company.
A few weeks after Barbara's memorial service, someone found Cree's website on a google search and contacted her to share she loved Cree's work. (How nice!) The emailer was most interested in a floral painting Cree had done that was at auction. (painting to the left)
The painting had belonged to Barbara!
After a few weeks passed by, Cree learned that the emailer was unable to win the bid for her painting, but she certainly was kind to fill Cree in on the details.
So...if you see "The Sunshine's Pirouette" hanging anywhere along your travels, please let Cree know.
