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 When Ted Schrader walked into Sedona Green, he couldn't resist purchasing my lizard painting. Now it keeps him company in his bedroom in Springville, Utah. Floridian Benni Heacock bought this placemat painting from Sedona Trading Post because, as she says, "It matches the decore in my sunroom perfectly!"

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 Robin McClure, of Beverly Hills, chose this tasseled rug from Sedona Trading Post.

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But my very best customer is Village of Oak Creek resident Jim Frank. Having already commissioned me to do two accent-appropriate paintings, here he is with his third:                                                             27._JIM_WITH_ORIGINAL_RUG                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       

 

 

 

 



 

Lazy Jilly!

Friday, 06 April 2012 10:32

Sorry to be remiss on my blog entries. It's not so much a matter of laziness as it is being busy. ("A three legged dog in a butcher's shop?")  Giving a talk on Jung and love addiction in Tucson...flying to Santa Monica, California to promote my book....finding a place to rent by the ocean this summer... But in between these gigs, I've been painting more "pairs" -- preparing for my art show in May at the library. You've already seen some of these duos (i.e. birds, lizards, frogs, quatrefoils) but how about a pair of horsies?  

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Shoelaces?

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Arrows?

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I've also done a new piece with a geometric diamond as its focus. But I can't decide which of these other two diamond-featured paintings to pair it with. Can you?   

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#6 Ted 2012-04-10 15:46
I don't think I could ever imagine you as "lazy" Jill. You're quite a dynamic bundle of energy! I like the two that Suzy likes. I do also like the idea of them being a trio as expressed by Larry. I really like the "oddball" right one as something I'd be interested in owning.
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#5 Sally 2012-04-09 21:09
LOVE the black horse Jilly! It's super. Is it for sale? Would love to have it.
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#4 Miriam 2012-04-09 09:35
I like the horsies! I hope they find a good home. Where are you thinking of renting a home by the ocean?
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#3 Suzy 2012-04-07 10:36
If I were looking at these three with the idea of choosing two to hang side by side, I would choose the two on the left. While they are all magnificent designs, the left two have dominant vertical lines and the colors relate to each other, with both pieces having a cooler color palette. The center piece is particularly striking. It achieves a wonderful balance of simplicity and sophistication. You are such a fountain of inspired ideas, Jilly! I'm looking forward to your show at Sedona's Village of Oak Creek Library, starting May 22nd.
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#2 John 2012-04-07 06:39
Presuming the diamond you wish to match is the one on the left, I think either of the other two would do. The one in the middle repeats the vertical orientation, while the one on the right provides the balance of an opposing horizontal orientation. I guess I would prefer the opposing pairing.
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#1 Larry 2012-04-06 16:52
Still chugging out new stuff. Amazing, Jill, how you keep finding & exploring new themes. And in this final trio, why not show it as a trio? The Oddballs. As a trio there are several ways the oddballs might work together. Aesthetic incongruence. Actually, I can't see any good, effective duos in the Oddballs.
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