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#102 East Wing of Galleries at Sunset
3701 Plains Boulevard
Amarillo, Texas 79102(806) 676-1733
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Unique Gifts for Your Valentines
One of these days–I’ll get my act together and get my blogs posted on time. As always–I’m a day late and a dollar short–but maybe not too late–If you are one of the lucky people that reads this blog before … Continue reading
1st Friday Art Walk–5-9 Tonight!
Just a reminder that 1st Friday Art Walk is tonight, Nov. 5th from 5-9. Come by Sentosa and see the new gift items available–pottery, jewelry, scarves, & Doll Cases–along with a lot of beautiful paintings. If you can’t make it … Continue reading
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Tagged 1st Friday, Amarillo, Art Walk, Christmas paintings, Doll Cases, Marsha Clements, marshaclementsart.com, oil paintings, portraits, Pottery, Sunset, windows
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A Special Invitation-1st Friday Art Walk at Sentosa
A Special Invitation for You from Marsha Clements Please come to First Friday Art Walk 5:00-9:00 on November 5th SENTOSA–Art Gallery featuring the work of Marsha Clements This is a perfect opportunity to jump start your holiday shopping in Sentosa, … Continue reading
On Your Wall–One of a Kind Murals Customized for You!
I recently got a call from a young couple that are expecting their first baby–a baby girl named Autumn will arrive in August and they couldn’t be more excited. The dad called to see if I could paint a tree … Continue reading
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Tagged Amarillo, art, bright, children, commission, customized, handpainted, M. Clements, Marsha Clements, marshaclementsart.com, Mural, oil paintings, one of a kind, studio sentosa, Sunset Center, Texas
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Taos Mountain Shower
There’s nothing quite like watching a storm come over a mountain. You can smell the rain, then you begin to hear the rain and the leaves rustle on the mountain, and then you see the rain falling ahead of you, … Continue reading
Posted in Landscape Paintings, Latest News
Tagged Amarillo, art, chamisa, clouds, M. Clements, Marsha Clements, marshaclementsart.com, New Mexico, oil painting, oil paintings, painter, plein aire, rain, shower, storm, studio sentosa, Sunset Center, Taos, Taos Mountain, Texas
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Spring, Flowers, and Gardens
Spring is finally here–I think! It seems that we had the April showers last week, and now the winds are in full blast. I sat at two softball games this week, freezing to death in a strong north wind! You … Continue reading
New Studio! New Career!
I am just so excited about the things that are happening in my life as an artist. I am getting a new studio/gallery. For the last few years, I have shared a studio with two painting friends and I’m not … Continue reading
Posted in Studio/Gallery
Tagged Amarillo, art, gallery, M. Clements, Marsha Clements, marshaclementsart.com, moment in time, oil paintings, studio, studio sentosa, Sunset Center, Texas
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The More You Paint, the Better You Paint!
Painting is like so many other skills, practice makes you better! I’ve realized that when I get to paint a lot, not only does it get easier for me, but my paintings really get better. I have been painting quite … Continue reading
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Tagged Amarillo, art, Canyon, children, commission, M. Clements, Marsha Clements, marshaclementsart.com, moment in time, oil paintings, painter, portraits, studio sentosa, Sunset Center, Texas
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Church at Guadalapita
Guadalapita is a village between Angel Fire and Las Vegas, New Mexico. You go through it when you take the road through Black Lake on the way home to Amarillo. It was a beautiful sunny autumn day and we stopped … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, church, fall, Guadalapita, landscape, M. Clements, Marsha Clements, marshaclementsart.com, New Mexico, oil painting, southwest
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Always Learning-You Can Teach an Old Artist New Tricks!
This week I’m painting in a workshop with Jack Sorenson. I went to elementary school with Jack and his brother Mike was my first boyfriend back in 1st grade. He grew up on the rim of Palo Duro Canyon at … Continue reading