What was I thinking

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What was I thinking when I thought I could easily do this everyday. I will stop my whining soon.

I did not have a piece from May 31st, 2009, so I thought I would break up June 1st's scans and post the first two here.

Pieces:
5806.06019
5824.060109

You can clearly see, that working with the pallet knife in the shown images, I was really getting into understanding how it was moving the color over the paper in a very rhythmic form. I remember listening to the classical station a lot while creating this style and I found myself getting in to the 'groove' as you will, with the violin music. Almost as if I was playing a violin.

It seems harder to be fresh with something different to say...

each day compared to visually creating something. At least for now for me. I guess looking back at it, when I started out I was so focused on just creating. And everything I had been through the previous several weeks, I guess I did not care how it looked. Being judgmental towards your work is probably the hardest thing to get past. If I had not been through everything I had been through and my guard was not up towards caring what it looked like, then I don't think I could have gotten as far as I did.

It is still with me, being non-judgmental towards my work, and it is starting to permeate most aspects of my life. And for that I am immensely grateful.

Pieces:
5762.053009
5763.053009
5767.053009
5794.053009
5795.053009

I miss creating

I have been working so hard on selling my pieces that I have not had the chance to create more. Of course I know I have enough inventory to last me a while but that is not what I am concerned with. Creating in my studio, everything is so still and quiet. It is in my basement and the concrete walls keep it so still and quiet. It is as if you are in a different world all together.

Soon very soon I will be creating again.

Pieces:

5716.052909, ink on paper
5717.052909, ink on paper
5725.052909, oil on paper

Struggling as of late

Had to go back to bed twice today because of a migraine. Way over doing it.

How I loved this piece. I don't even think it was in my Etsy Shop for a day before it got sold. Some pieces are just like that.

Almost forgot

An odd way to see these this way. Pieces 562.052709, 5673.052709, 5674.052709, 5675.052709, 5676.052709.




OOOOPPPSSSS Missed the damn deadline.

Contemporary Modern Abstract Original Paintings

Ok, so I just realized that I posted the piece that was created a year ago, today, on yesterdays blog. OOOPPPSSSSsssss

But I have not posted a close up one. Voila.

Migraine is still with me so I will be brief

It has been a while since I had one this severe. A while means months. On days like today I would have been fortunate to have produce more then one piece so I will only post one piece.

Piece 5625.052509

I have decide that I should post each piece that was created on the same day but one year previously. So this piece was created one year ago (minus one day since I have not scanned any from May 24th 2009).

Migraines migraines make them go away

I know I have not been publishing many pieces (ok none) lately, but I have been working so hard on my Etsy shop and of course all the cognitive processing hurts my head even more as well as wearing me out to the point of exhaustion and now another migraine.

So be it.

I did however put one of my larger pieces onto a new living room photo and love the way it looks. Here it is.

Goodnight.

Sale in my Etsy Shop

Follow the link.......................

..............http://www.etsy.com/shop/minimasterpieces

So many pieces, so little time.

Hello, anybody out there........

.........Yes I am talking to you.

For some odd reason I am wanting to post this poem, statement or whatever you want to call it. This is from June 30th of 2007. About 6 months before my idea of my exhibit (still wanting to produce) called Crucifixion Of The Feminine

You might be wondering what does this have to do with 1 YEAR, 10,000 PIECES, 1 ARTIST. IT DOESN'T HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH IT EXCEPT FOR THE SAME PERSON THAT CREATED THE 10, pieces also had this idea about the exhibit that will show that the most pivotal moment in western society (if not the world since western society has infiltrated the world) that is was not the SON OF GOD that was crucified 2000 years ago, or a man. It was the feminine inherent in humanity that was crucified.

So here it is:

There is a baby in my belly.

The baby is me being reborn.

The birth of a new creation is unique & unwise only to patriarchs that can see this as a threat to a new & different life.

For fear reigns in there bellies constantly creating constant new fear.

Fear is unwise & necessary only to the point of remembrance. Remembrance of unique fear can only remind us of what is possible.

Love & acceptance.

Lately Feeling Overhwelmed

And am questioning if I should have taken this on. I wish I had help with all this and all these pieces. Definitely overwhelmed and the brain injury does not help. I miss the days when I could go 60-80 hours a week, in a way. Only on days like today when I feel as if there is so much to do and at the end of the day wondering where the time went. AAARRRRGGGGGHHHHH.

At least I got a post in before 6:00pm western time. That's a first. Now I may even post a few images but no buy now buttons and stuff.

It is what it is because it is what is.

Above pieces are:

5645.052609
5640.052609
5636.052609

So Many Pieces So Little Time

At least that is the way it feels at times. I pick out new pieces that I want to scan and I can't stop at just a few. I will grab a bunch and say I want to scan these today, then I see some more and more and more. And about 20 minutes later I have 40 pieces lined up to scan, which is after the previous 40 (or so) pieces I picked out a couple of days earlier, which is after another pile. See a pattern here? And by the end of the day, since there is much more then just scanning I do, I can only get about 4 done. I guess I should say they are the larger ones and those I have to scan 3-4 times for each piece. so I guess that is almost 20 pieces. OK, I don't feel as bad now.




Having fun with my new living room photo. I love the settings so much more then the first one. They belong in a more elegant modern environment.

Looking at previous post

And I see how beautiful my pieces look in different settings. Especially one that brings out there best qualities.

Contemporary Modern Abstract Original Paintings - for sale

Contemporary Modern Abstract Original Painting 8147.081809

Contemporary Modern Abstract Original Painting 8146.081809

Contemporary Modern Abstract Original Painting 8145.081809

Each pieces name is a number. The numbers before the dot are the order of there creation. The numbers after the dot are the date they were created on. So piece #8145.081809 is piece #8145 (out of 10,202) and created on August 18th, 2009.

Each piece can be purchased separately.

Indian yellow oil, polyurethane, on 100lb medium to heavy acid free archival paper
17"x11"

Unframed but additional images show what matting would look like, or try for a more modern look, frame-less frames.

Signed by me, Professional Artist Kris Haas
on August 18th, 2009

Priced at only $65.00ea, includes shipment. All money transactions are through PayPal and all links are bellow each piece.

For additional information please see my home page, under purchasing information.

Contemporary Modern Abstract Original Paintings - for sale

Contemporary Modern Abstract Original Paintings

Contemporary Modern Abstract Original Paintings - for sale

Contemporary Modern Abstract Original Paintings

Contemporary Modern Abstract Original Paintings - for sale

Contemporary Modern Abstract Original Painting/Drawings 4603.042709, 4604.042709, 4605.042709

Ink & pencil on archival linen type 120lb acid free paper.

Contemporary Modern Abstract Original Paintings - for sale

Contemporary Modern Abstract Original Painting 7985.081109

Contemporary Modern Abstract Original Painting 7981.081109

Contemporary Modern Abstract Original Painting 7981.081109

Each pieces name is a number. The numbers before the dot are the order of there creation. The numbers after the dot are the date they were created on. So piece #7981.081109 is piece #7981 (out of 10,202) and created on August 11th, 2009.

Each piece can be purchased separately.

Indian yellow oil, polyurethane, black ink, on 120lb medium to heavy acid free archival paper
17"x11"

Unframed but additional images show what matting would look like, or try for a more modern look, frame-less frames.

Signed by me, Professional Artist Kris Haas
on August 7th, 2009

Priced at only $45.00ea, includes shipment. All money transactions are through PayPal and all links are bellow each piece.

For additional information please see my home page, under purchasing information.

These were the pieces that I wanted to post yesterday. As I have discovered that even despite the brain injury I always find a way through to getting things done. Now you can see how beautiful these pieces are together. That's why I thought it would be fun to mix & match.