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WOW! 😯
It was cute, I was going through the collection thread and it showed Nam’s “lab” griffins (the ones with the blue high lights on the feathers) and my youngest daughter whos 6 says Oooooooooo thats pretty! 😛 Thought I’d share that! 😉
No that isn’t a Windstone, does Melody make the wizards out of the same stuff because that is like resin or some sort of plastic.
I can’t say its a knockoff (I personally haven’t seen her wizards up close so I can’t say) but it sure isn’t a windstone!
skigod377 wrote:Thart is pretty, but I have never heard of her. Maybe you can Google her. 🙂
“Crystal Skelley made her living as an Oil Painter and her paintings were displayed all over the United States and Canada. She live off her royalties from her work until she died at eighty.” from her neice Kathie Neal.
Wed July 7 2004 From WebSite http://www.gemeart.com/joomla/index.php
Crystal Skelley passed away recently. We will miss her and know that many others will also miss her love of truth and beauty. In memorium, we are presenting in Gallery 1 a retrospective exhibit of her art. Crystal joined our group of artists in 1971, and since that time produced more than 200 Lithographs for us.
Her subject matter included subjects of all types, including florals, bird life, kittens, golf landscapes (her classic famous golf greens), animals, and many more. Our all time best seller was produced by her.
Whatever the subject, whether it be a kitten playing with pearls, or a beautiful rose glistening with morning dew, each work showed her love of subject and craft. During the last years of her life she was plagued by health issues that would have prevented anyone else from continuing their art. Crystal continued producing to all of our advantage, from not only the art she produced, but also, the example she was.
You can view and shop for her Lithographs by selecting “Search Lithographs” from our main menu and selecting “SKELLEY” in the artist box on our search bar.
pipsxlch wrote:Serenity, this thread has some good jade pics/info also.
http://www.windstoneeditions.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4965&highlight=jade+picsEmerald, I vote the scratcher! Kirins aren’t all that rare, though they sure have gotten pricey. How often do you see a jade scratcher? It would be easier to find the kirin down the road.
Very cool… thank you! I can really see the difference! 🙂
I am sorry for your loss Arlla… loseing a dear friend isn’t easy. 🙁 Some people don’t see pets like that but I sure do.
I like to decarate the inside of my house more than the outside… I have a few outside…
Not going to carve any pumpkins until its closer to Halloween…
From what I can find she isn’t alive anymore and I have an original painting of hers. But I haven’t found a web site for HER… just golf tees…?
I guess I can go and find an “Art Dealer” here and see if this painting is worth anything??? 😕
Here is her work that I have…
Its pretty!
Well, if mine ever have any booboos on them, I now know who to contact!
Thats pretty cool, and whats even cooler is that you enjoy it! There is nothing quit like making something look shiny and new again! 😉
Cool! Thank you for the info! Hope that you can find that thread, I’d love to see the pictures!!! 🙂
Thanks for the link!
Romeodanny wrote:purplecat wrote:cheesecake. yum. 😀 A classic too!
Cheesecake is so good. But, so expensive, and time consuming. My grandma used to make the best cherry cheesecake, I really need to get the recipe from my uncle or whoever knows how to make it.
Cheat! No bake cheese cake… get some carmel that you’d put in icecream and once you have the no bake all mixed up, and in the crust (I buy the permade gram cracker crust) add some of the carmel and stir it in to make it look marbley…. let it set up in the frig and after that add more carmel on top in a jazzy design or something…. its cheep, easy, and GOOD!
