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They’re all great, but I especially love the Hawaii series!
Wonderful to see these posted and available to the public! Great idea.
Thank you, Ellie,Your colors and perspectives come through to me as a vital force.Will
I love all of them, of course. I particularly like autumn leaves in the window series. May hills in the Southern Cal series. I think we saw a few of these paintings when we visited—-I think I remember the fire series. You look terrific in the photo on the website. Glad you’re doing well. Love the website—-great idea.
Great site Ellie!!!!I am impressed with how you put this togetherI hope that it helps get your work out there This is a wonderful career move and allows you to get the images to so many places and people yeah!Jenn
Wow Ellie, great site! Good luck with this! Bill
A wonderful and easy to use website..Loved them all but especially fire series. Are they all batik? Sure miss doing it. Lovely photo of you and thanks for being in touch. Your work is powerful and lovely.
Susan
Ellie your commitment to painting is quite clear. Congratulations on having created such evocative images, so beautifully rendered. You might enjoy Mable Dodge Luhan’s book, Winter in Taos, from the SDPLibrary. Seize the brush!
Love your new web pages. The fire series is most impressive as is Hawaii. The new dolls are just perfect and like that you buy the book with the doll. Hope you can get this out to the general public who doesn’t know your name so they can buy these. love, liz This also shows your evolvement over many years.
Thanks for sharing this website, Ellie! Your work is BEAUTIFUL as always! My favorites are the Snow Series, Hawaii Series and Window Series. I love the meaning behind the Snow Series, and am so happy to hear that Carolyn is doing well. (Did I tell you I signed up to be a donor because of her?)One proofreading comment—the “Sewing and Sculpting Dolls” link is missing the “t.” (Sorry, but that’s how you can tell I’m Rosemary’s daughter…)
Your creatvity is remarkable, Ellie. Are there notecards - sets with multiple images ? .. It’s a pleasure to look at the site.
I just picked up your book “Creating and Crafting Dolls”. I goggled you to find out what you were doing now. What a treat! Thank you for sharing your amazing gifts.