Old Painting release articles:


 

"Some artists don't like talking about their work because they think that their idea should be communicated only through visual means, or they believe that the viewer should make his/her own conclusions about each piece's meaning. I, on the other hand, think that it is perfectly ok to explain my thoughts about how and why I create my artwork. However, I do not assume that you will automatically have the same train of thought as I do simply by looking at my work. You are free to draw your own conclusions. You are uniquely you- this means that you have your own life experiences and point of view. My hope is that my work effects you in some way and brings increasing beauty and truth to your everyday life."     -Amy Glasscock.

59. St. Pete (Florida)

58. My Mountain

57. Walking With You. (Lido Beach, FL.)

56. I Know the Paths That Your Eyes Wander Down...I Want to Come Too!

55. Edinburgh Castle.

54. The Cotswolds: England.

53. Good Night Pine.

52. Halo Houston.

51. Taft Street. (Houston, TX).

50.  Growing Together or Apart? Myrtle Peace Talks.

49. Crown of Thorns.

48. Roses for Audrey.

47. Kim's Reflections of the Rising Sun.

46. Bonnie's Beach.

45. Something Small That You Can Later Crush.

44. We Shall See. (Now we see in part, then we shall see fully.)

43. The Other Side. (Mt. Bonnell, Austin, TX.)

42. Diagonal Beach. (California)

41. Eastside Rising.

40. The Reality of Poverty.

39. Chicago Self Portrait Series.

38. Nevada Power Lines.

37. Turnagain Arm, Alaska.

36. Praying for an Open Door.

35. Marin Headlands: Rodeo Beach, California.

34. Pure Reflection

33.  Crossroads 

32. Reno Road

31. The Ocotillo & the Chisos Mountains. Big Bend NP.

30. Red Wall on South Congress

29.  Waiting

28.  Maili Tano Baptist Church

27.  Kenya Photos

26.  King of Cows

25.  1 Peter 2:24 : Death Brings Life, Yellowstone NP

24.  Studio Window

23.  Luke 7:36-50 The sinful woman anoints Jesus' feet


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- quote in sidewalk chalk in Austin, TX