Art give-away. Olive greeting card.

This is kinda fun. The first of four give-aways this time is my olive card.... based on a painting that was originally 24x36. I love olive green and I love olive red. Each week, June 8, 15, 22, and 29, I will pick a random winner from all the "likes" on my facebook page "Rose Bryant Original Paintings" (which is not my personal page). The link is to the left. Even if you have won in the past, you can win again - I draw from ALL the "likes" each of the four weeks. Good luck! Winner announced at noon.
A really BIG thank you to everyone who came out to Beacon Hill this past Sunday. Carol and friends, Elaine, Bret, Craig, Mark, Keith, Dieter, Chris, Alan (my sonny), Susan and Nancy. You really took your chances with this weather! But what a day for timing... our morning drive to Boston - RAIN. Then it stopped. We set up. Sold some art, talked, played, met new friends. We took it all down at 6. Got in the car, and then RAIN all the way back home! Crazy. How does that happen? I have felt very lucky with my art outdoor art shows... (I won't say that too loudly for fear of a jinx)

The next give-aways start Friday June 8

Happy June everyone. Next week I start my four-week give-away series for a tiny painting, a print, or a pack of cards. Each week, June 8, 15, 22, and 29, I will pick a random winner from all the "likes" on my art facebook page "Rose Bryant Original Paintings" (which is not my personal page). The link is to the left. Even if you have won in the past, you can win again - I draw from ALL the "likes" each of the four weeks. Good luck!

SOLD "The Green Landscape", 12x36, acrylic on canvas. Thank you again to all who came to our Mother's Day weekend event. We couldn't have asked for better weather. The above painting went home with someone who loves red.... I share the same love. Sometimes just the mere hint of red is enough to make the statement. I think I fall in love with color all over again each time something exciting happens on the canvas. How many times can you fall in love? Tons. (Thank you, AW)
Oh, and did I say Beacon Hill? Beacon Hill, Beacon Hill.... yes, this Sunday 12-6. I am at my same little spot again this year WHICH I LOVE. Once you get parked, look for #1 Putnam. Last year the stream of people walked through the little tunnel from Charles Street. I sat right in front of the music and I had a little shade cover on the bricked walkway. What a spot.

Beacon Hill Artwalk This Sunday 12-6

Oh my gosh, the Beacon Hill Artwalk is already here.... It is one of my favorite shows to do. It's a day of music, beautiful walkways and gardens that are usually kept private, lots of art and bites to eat at little shops on Charles Street. It so easy to make a day in Boston... ideas: maybe an early trip to the waterfront at Columbus Park with your scone and coffee, the artwalk at noon, dinner in the North End. Just look for Charles and Cambridge Streets. (Disclaimer: This photo is not of a painting [yet] but it is of the spirit of the day at the art show). Hope to see you!

Thank you for coming!

It was so nice to see everyone this past weekend. Thank you for coming to our 7th Annual ART ON UNION STREET and supporting local artists and business. We had fabulous weather, great friends, lot's of hanging out in the yard, good conversation... and of course... color. We had a winner for the Rose Bryant Original Painting... congratulations, Tracy Jones (and Tracy says she never wins anything :-) !

Congratulations to Maggie Mulhearn,, the winner of "Soft Hydrangea" (earlier post). I will announce the next series of giveaways starting June 1st. Mothers Day is just around the corner... Would you like your little cherubs to send someone special a charming little Mother's Day wish? Drop by ART ON UNION STREET Friday or Saturday Mother's Day weekend and pose and click. This Photo-op Art was painted by a nice bunch of artists from Phillips Exeter Academy....Tez Clark, Ji Young Jang, Cherry Zhang, Spencer Kwon, Gary Koplik, and Ruby Feng. They are all volunteers with Cre-Aid... a social service art group that works with community members to assist in various art projects. They have worked with the Housing Authority, Lincoln Street School, Main Street School and with Art on Union to name a few. Thank you, guys! Pictured here are two famous Union Street groupies, Sam and Ava Seigel.