Kendall Kessler Art is the online portfolio of Award Winning Professional Artist Kendall F.Kessler and former Asst.Professor of Art at Radford University.
Blue Ridge Parkway Artist
I am still working away on my Wix website. Considering all the artwork I need to add to it, it will take a long time to complete, but I do want to get traffic there as soon as possible so I will have my header painting with the link to it on my website! Not sure why there is a add to cart button. I have not added the online store option yet so patrons will have to contact me right now.
Eventually I will have the Fine Art widget on it for people that want prints. For now I will include that link under the painting, too! Please check out what I have there so far! Quite a lot to see. I am hoping to paint today but it is so dark out that it will be difficult to see the warm colors. Light is everything. My Daylight Florescent lights can only compensate for so much.
As I have mentioned before, the main reason I do not paint plein air is because of the extreme change in light from outdoors to indoors and my work is not going to be hanging outdoors somewhere. It is very important to me that the colors are accurate in home light and office light. Hope to get more light soon.
Sailboat Sunrise Original 40" x 30" Oil Painting $2430
Prints on Paper, Canvas, Metal, and Greeting Cards Available at KENDALL KESSLER ART
https://kkesslerart.wixsite.com/website/blank-1/sailboat-sunrise
https://kendall-kessler.pixels.com/featured/sailboat-sunrise-kendall-kessler.html
I would greatly appreciate a Google review if you like my work! Here is the address!
https://goo.gl/rV7F9a
Be sure to check out my Special Promotions at the bottom of the blog that end Saturday!
Please check out Clyde's book!
The book can be purchased on Amazon! Here is the address!
https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=Fiddling+at+Midnight%27s+Farmhouse
Life with The Word and Bird Man - Clyde Kessler
I can't believe the number of mosquito bites I have had this season. I am not outdoors much and all our windows have very secure screens but I keep getting more welts. They seem to prefer me over Clyde and I probably scratch them while I am sleeping because they turn into massive lumps. Recently I was bit in the same place on each thigh.
I told Clyde that I think a couple of sisters decided to have a competition to see who could get the most. One of them said to the other, "You take this thigh and I'll get the other one and may the best blood sucker win." The one that got the right thigh won by a landslide, body slide, leg slide - whatever.
Anyway, I don't think a Hobbit like me with secure screens should be getting this type of bite action. They must sneak in on our clothes when we come in the door. I hate mosquitoes. They really do suck. I decided to look up whether or not we would be better off without them and here is what I found. I am not surprised that we should not try to eradicate them. Everything works together in nature like an airplane in the air. We should not try to get rid of any bolts or that airplane is going to crash.
Should we try to eradicate mosquitoes?
No, because not all are bad. Mosquitoes are a fly in the family Culicidae, and there are over 3500 species of them! The females lay eggs usually in still water, anything from a shallow pond to a flowerpot or birdbath or puddle. The larvae live in the water, eating microbes and small particles or algae. They pupate in the water, and the adult mosquito eventually emerges from the water surface and flies off.
What do adult mosquitoes eat? Most are vegetarian. They drink flower nectar, plant sap, and fruit juices, and never drink blood. Killing these species is not necessary: in fact, it’s counterproductive.
The more than 90 species of one such harmless genus, Toxorhynchites, also known as the “elephant mosquito” because of their great size, are an ally to our cause: their larvae eat other mosquito larvae! Since they are helpful, we should make sure any strategies we use to kill bad mosquitoes will leave these gentle giants alone.
Be sure to check out my Special Promotions that end Saturday!
40% off Regular Price with a 30 Day money back guarantee that includes shipping fee!
Bisset Park Original 40" x 30" Oil painting $2430
Prints on Paper, Canvas, Metal, and Greeting Cards Available at KENDALL KESSLER ART
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/bisset-park-kendall-kessler.html
Click on the 50" x 40" canvas print size for the special!
Blue Ridge Horse Pasture Original 16" x 12" Oil painting $384
Prints on Paper, Canvas, Metal, and Greeting Cards Available at KENDALL KESSLER ART
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/memphis-lights-kendall-kessler.html
Click on the 40" x 50" canvas print size for the special!
Other Pears Original 14" x 10" Oil Pastel Painting $300
Prints on Paper, Canvas, Metal, and Greeting Cards Available at KENDALL KESSLER ART
Click on the 40" x 30" canvas print for the 40% discount.
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/other-pears-kendall-kessler.html
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