Donna Weber of Worldwide Women Artists Online is hosting a new show for October. The theme is 'Anything Animal'

You can view it here:

October Online Exhibit

I am proud to announce my participation in an International Online Exhibit. I will be featured along with 33 of my fellow artists.

World Wide Women's Artists Online is an international collective of women artists showing and selling their original art on the worldwide web.

Texas artist, Sharon K. Shubert is the first WWAO member to host this new series of international group exhibits on her website.

The Countries represented are Australia, Bangladesh, Canada, The United Kingdom, and The United States.

The 34 exhibiting artists will be showcasing a variety of mediums and styles. Sharon has put together a creative and interesting show. The exhibit can be viewed starting September 1, 2007 and ending 30, 2007.

All works are offered for sale. Contact information for each artist is available on Sharon's web site.

Be sure to see this wonderful international showing of creative women artists and vote for your favorite piece of art.

Flying is the first in a series exploring lines in landscape. This painting depicts a vast mountain range with a flock of birds.

I'm on my way to deliver this painting to Orlando Gallery in Tarzana.

I just finished this today (maybe). Sometimes I not sure if a painting is finished or not.

Full Earth Night
Acrylic on 18 x 18 gallery wrap canvas

Karen Bauder of Worldwide Women Artists Online has created a new Squidoo lens featuring the digital floral art of WWAO members titled "Garden of Digital Delights Flower Show."

Check it out, watch the slideshow and vote for your favorite digital flower.

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I'm pleased to announce "Wait for Me" is now hanging in Orlando Gallery in Tarzana, California.

Wait For Me

12 x 12 Acrylic on canvas

"HiYo" is the title of this original 12 x 12 acrylic painting by Linda Watson.

A gorgeous mare and handsome stallion gaze at each other across an ethereal landscape. Both horses are painted in the Chinese style.

Painted on gallery wrap canvas, it can be framed or because the sides are painted black, hung as is.

"Dreamscape 17" is the title of this original 12 x 12 acrylic painting by Linda Watson.

Painted on gallery wrap canvas, it can be framed or because the sides are painted black, hung as is.