Untitled acrylic and ballpoint pen by Michelle Bailey
Channeling Motor Cat Unisex T-Shirt — Shop Now- Sorry, the sale is over
Channeling Motor Cat is my best-selling art print and is now available on a new unisex T-Shirt!
Read the story about the real Takoma Park motorcycle riding cat that inspired this painting and t-shirt design. More background is available in my 2015 blog post which includes links to WaPo article and other Motor Cat memorabilia.
“Blue House – Takoma Park” $250
Acrylic 10x10x1.5″ canvas with a black custom floater frame. Another cool, old Takoma Park House.
Just about every single time I walk by this yard on Carroll Avenue in the summer I stop and take photos of the bees, butterflies and blooms. This time, it was the colorful “We Believe” sign that caught my eye. Later as I was sketching from the photos, I realized I couldn’t see all of the words at the bottom so I searched online and found Jameesa Oakley’s Etsy shop – SignsofJustice — ( you can order your own yard sign at the link!). They have other great signs too, so check them out!
Matted prints and note cards of my painting are available from my Etsy shop, MichelleBaileyArt.
Like the yard sign? You can get one at Signs of Justice!
“Georgia Avenue Silver Spring, Md” is a sketch made from a photo I snapped while sitting in traffic. I love the numerous telephone wires. This is part of my local urban sketch series.
Some sketchbook prints are now available from my etsy shop: MichelleBaileyArt.etsy.com. Please email me about any images you are interested in that you don’t see listed.
Enjoyed this performance by Tara Rodgers / analog tara. My sketch started while listening (mostly finished at home).
Björne is helping me finish these Bee & Blossom cigar box paintings for Art Hop Takoma this weekend (April 29-30)! I’ll be exhibiting at Roscoe’s Pizzeria along with Marcelle Fozard (Painting) and Mary Ann Lipovsky (Painting). Our reception is Sunday from 3-5 pm. Please stop by!
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Google Street View #4
Axim, Ghana
4″x6″, Watercolor & Ink
You can view the Google street view that I reference for the painting here. I just submitted the photo so hopefully it will show up there soon. Check out the other March Virtual Paintout Paintings.