ink, Inktense, Prismacolor
192 'skines by Margie
Margie Deeb was the first artist/author to publish a book on color specifically addressing the challenges presented by working with glass beads. She is also the first – and only – artist to produce a podcast about color. Her 5th book, The Beader's Color Palette, published by Watson-Guptill, hit the shelves in June 2008. She is featured on the 2008 season of the PBS show "Beads, Baubles, and Jewels," and in numerous magazines and books. Her passion for color and movement is the driving force in all her creations. In addition to her visual arts in oils, watercolor and charcoal, she is also a musican. Margie teaches her color seminars, "A Passion for Color," "Around the Wheel in 5 Hours," and "The Emotions of Color" to artists of all mediums across the country. Her work is shown and sold in galleries and boutiques, and she is available for teaching and speaking engagements. She lives near Atlanta, Georgia with her husband, composer Darren Nelsen, their Dalmatian, greyhound, a 20-year old koi, and many shubunkins.
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2009Jul 214
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2009May 28
tags: portrait
sequoia green noodler’s ink
Sketchbook:
http://gallery.me.com/margiedeeb#100201
Paintings & Charcoal Drawings:
http://gallery.me.com/margiedeeb#100178
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2009Apr 16
Inktense pencil
(the Charles Widmore character from “Lost”)
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2009Apr 14
sepia ink
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2009Apr 13
ink (on left) and acrylic ink (on right)
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2009Apr 13
“In the middle of the road of my life
I awoke in the dark wood
where the true way was wholly lost”from Dante’s Divine Comedat, Canto 1 “Inferno”
Ink, Inktense, Prismacolor pencils
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2009Apr 1
ink, prismacolors
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2009Mar 31
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2009Mar 30
