Monday, March 14, 2011
New series of "Small Jewels"
I have started a series of 7x7 mixed media paintings. There are several available on m website: www.triciastudio.com. I have included pictures of some samples on this blog. If you are interested in seeing more visit my website or the show I have during the month of March at Artists Reno Coop Gallery at 627 Mill Street in Reno, Nevada. There are ten on display...oops, nine now as one has sold...along with four of my larger paintings. If you are interested in purchasing one, contact me at triciastudio@mac.com or 925-640-1156. The cost of a framed 7x7 is $95 and the cost matted is $50.
Friday, March 19, 2010
New Paintings

I am continuing my abstract direction. My abstract painting, "Midnight on the Boulevard has been purchased by the City of Pleasanton for their permanent collection. It is on display at the city offices at 200 Old Bernal in Pleasanton for the next few months then will be moved to it's permanent location in one of the offices. This painting is based on a jazz piece by the band Kilauea. I listen to jazz or classical music as I paint. It inspires me and helps me "zone" into a creative mode. While this painting is sold, giclees are available for $400 unframed $550 framed. Contact me at tricialeonard@comcast.net if you are interested in owning one of these.
Monday, August 3, 2009
An Abstract Point of View
As a California artist, I have created many neoimpressionistic views of the world around me. I have recently added a new approach to my body of work. I am now working in abstracts and enjoying the new freedom that this direction allows. With abstracts, the artist puts what is inside into his or her work. I find that my work takes on a life of its own as I paint. I have also expanded into the area of mixed media, using collage, watercolor, and acrylic to create my pieces. I am hoping that the viewer brings his own interpretation to my work. I am even hesitant to name the pieces because I may be directing the viewer to see the work in a proscribed way. I would love to hear from you, and learn what you think of my paintings. You can see all of my work on my website: www.triciastudio.com.
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