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Pet Portraits

Mary Liz Ingram — October 21, 2015 — Leave a comment

A portrait is a wonderful way to create a lasting memory of your pet…any pet! Either in black & white or full color, I so enjoy creating a true-to-life painting to bring out the personality behind the photograph. With each detail captured, from the glint in the eye to the many hues in the fur, these portraits can be valued for generations. I’ve drawn everything from fish and dogs, to cows and chickens, to rabbits and cats.

Pet portraits make wonderful gifts…in order to ensure completion for Christmas, contact me today! marylizingramart@gmail.com

Belgian Sheepdog, 9x15 pastel commission

Belgian Sheepdog, 9×15 pastel commission

Ruby, 8×8 pastel

Tessa, 11×14 pastel on board

White Lab, 18×24 pastel commission

Furry Friends, 11×14 pastel commission

Dog & Leather, 11×14 Soft Pastel on Card, private commission

Mule, 5×7 pastel

Haitian Goat, 8×10 pastel commission

George

Moo, 8×8 pastel

Here’s Looking at You, 8×8 pastel

Boykin Spaniel, 8×10 Soft Pastel on Card, private commission

Nosy Neighbor, 8×8 pastel on card

German Shepherd, 11×14 Soft Pastel on Card, private commission

Bandit, 8×10 pastel on card

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Ruby, ink doodle

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Pet Portrait Pricing:

8 x 10″: $175 ink or charcoal, $225 color pastel; add $90 for each additional subject

9 x 12″: $200 ink or charcoal, $260 color pastel; add $100 for each additional subject

11 x 14″: $250 ink or charcoal, $325 color pastel; add $125 for each additional subject

16 x 20″: $400 ink or charcoal, $465 color pastel; add $200 for each additional subject

18 x 24″: $550 ink or charcoal, $625 color pastel; add $275 for each additional subject

24 x 36″: $750 ink or charcoal, $850 color pastel; add $400 for each additional subject

Prices for other subjects and sizes available upon request.

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Summer Art Sale!

Mary Liz Ingram — July 30, 2015 — Leave a comment

When you constantly create art, you eventually run out of room.

Time for a Summer Art Sale!

The pieces below are marked down for the next 2 weeks only, July 31-August 14.

Pastels, ink doodles, framed, unframed…there are lots of options. Some of them are my favorites, and they would love to find a home on a wall near you!

Contact me today to purchase your favorite! marylizingramart@gmail.com

Art is available for immediate pick up or shipping (shipping costs apply). Cash, check and credit card accepted.

Click on the image to see the full view

: Cow, 14×18 pastel in vintage frame Was $425, now $295!

: The Duck, 12×12 pastel framed Was $275, now $195!

: Vulcan, 8×13 pastel in frame. Was $275, now $190!

: Birmingham, 8×16 pastel in frame. Was $295, now $200!

: Rusty Train, 8×10 pastel in frame. Was $200, now $140!

: Cotton Boll, 18×24 pastel framed. Was $425, now $275!

: Donkey, 7.5×15 pastel, unframed Was $200, now $150!

: Tall Chicken, 14×24 pastel framed. Was $525, now $375!

: Tall Chicken, 14×24 pastel framed. Was $525, now $375!

: Pigeon, 12×15 pastel in 18×24 mat & frame. Was $350, now $245!

: Cotton Boll, 18×24 pastel in barnwood frame. Was $425, now $295!

: The World is your Oyster, 8×8 pastel in frame. Was $135, now $95!

: 4×4 Goldfish pastel, 8×8 mat. Was $45, now $30!

: 4×4 Goldfish pastel, 8×8 mat. Was $45, now $30!

: 4×4 Pigeon Doodle, 8×8 mat. Was $25, now $15!

: 4×4 Pigeon Doodle, 8×8 mat. Was $25, now $15!

: 4×4 Penny the Dog, 8×8 mat. Was $25, now $15!

In Uncategorized Alabama, Art, artist, bird, Birmingham, chicken, cotton boll, cow, donkey, doodle, drawing, duck, fish, goldfish, Ingram, ink, Liz, Mary, mule, painting, pastel, pastels, pigeon, sale, Sennelier, sketch, soft pastel, summer, train, vulcan, water tower

Holiday Block Party

Mary Liz Ingram — November 14, 2014 — 1 Comment

My next art event! Coming up next Thursday, November 20th from 5-8 at Pepper Place, my new pastels + many more will be at Ferguson Showroom.

: Myrtle, pastel $425 framed

: The Duck, 12×12 pastel $275 framed

: Chicken, 11×14 pastel $275 framed

Hope you can make it!

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Stately Moos

Mary Liz Ingram — April 1, 2014 — Leave a comment

Berenice was adored by the other cows for her poise and beauty. Her rich color strikingly marked with white made her a cut above the rest…

Berenice, 8×8 pastel

Bootsie loved to stop and watch the world go by…

Bootsie, 4×4 pastel

Beulah was the matron of the herd, sitting proudly on the hill in all her splendor…

Beulah, 18×24 pastel

Meet these new bovines in person next Saturday, April 5 in Crestline at the Mountain Brook Art Association Spring Art Festival…they would love to come home to a wall near you!

Feathered friends are coming up next…

In Uncategorized Alabama, Art, artist, Birmingham, cow, drawing, Ingram, Liz, Mary, painting, pastel, pastels, Sennelier, soft pastel, Southern

Beulah

Mary Liz Ingram — February 6, 2014 — Leave a comment

Here’s a much bigger MOO right at you!

Meet Beulah, a big, comfy cow resting in a sunny patch on a green Southern hill… 18×24′ Pastel on Pastelbord

: In progress

: And now for the black pastel…

: I’m a mess!

Beulah, 18×24 pastel

In Art Alabama, Art, artist, Birmingham, cow, drawing, Ingram, Liz, Mary, painting, pastel, pastels, Sennelier, soft pastel, Southern

Gift Giving #3

Mary Liz Ingram — December 2, 2013 — Leave a comment

Looking for a unique gift that just seems to speak to you? These quirky, textured pastel farm animals are just the thing…a gift that will last and bring fun to any room! Check out some of my newest pieces that will be available for sale at my upcoming art shows. Contact Mary Liz if you’re interested in a special piece, or one of the farmyard friends below: marylizingramart@gmail.com

: Quack, 8×8 pastel

: Mule, 8×10 pastel

: Mule, 5×7 pastel

: Moo, 8×8 pastel

: Here’s Looking at You, 8×8 pastel

In Uncategorized Alabama, animal, Art, artist, Birmingham, chicken, Christmas, cow, drawing, duck, farm, gift, holiday, Ingram, Liz, Mary, mule, painting, pastel, pastels, pig, present, Sennelier, soft pastel

Farmyard Additions

Mary Liz Ingram — August 24, 2013 — Leave a comment

How many pigs does it take to make a drove? How many cows to make a herd? How many sheep to make a flock?

Whatever the answer, I’ve added a few more to my farmyard brood. Each of these new friends wants a home, and are currently boarding with me before making their way to the foster families at Alabama Goods and elsewhere.

Let me know if you are interested in adopting! Email: marylizingramart@gmail.com

: Petunia, 8×8 pastel on card, $135 framed

: Piglet, 4×4 pastel on card, $69 in matte & frame

: Little Lucy, 4×4 pastel on card, $69 in matte and frame

: Old Mae, 8×10 pastel on card, $175 framed

: Edward, 5×7 pastel on card

: Horace, 8×10 pastel on card

In Art, Uncategorized Alabama, animal, Art, artist, Birmingham, cow, drawing, farm, horse, Ingram, Liz, Mary, mule, painting, pastel, pastels, pig, Sennelier, soft pastel, Southern

Art Sale!

Mary Liz Ingram — August 6, 2013 — Leave a comment

tiny house + busy artist = lack of space

I’m a problem solver, and I’ve run into a problem. You see, I’ve got quite a lot of art work on my hands: prize winners, larger show pieces, old favorites that I’ve held onto for awhile, higher-priced items waiting for the right home. But, being the industrious artist I try to be, I keep making new ones. And there’s no room left in my tiny house, with 5 people and a cat, to store these framed and ready works of art. Plus, they really want a nice home, with wall to decorate and people to view them, instead of living in my son’s dark closet surrounded by winter coats.

What kind of life is that, I ask you?

To correct this unfortunate situation (drum roll, please…….)

I’m having an ART SALE!

Yep, that’s right folks: 50% off original prices on the pastel paintings below. They are framed and ready for a wall near you! Just send me an email if you’re interested, and we’ll get these old friends off to new and much more exciting places! You can reach me at: marylizingramart@gmail.com

: Brown Cow, 8×10 pastel in matte & frame.Was $250, now $125 SOLD

: Curious, 9×12 pastel in frame, winner Best of Show, Hampton Fine Art Gallery Juried Show 2010.Was $250, now $125 SOLD

: Day’s Work Done, 12×16 oil pastel in matte & frame, winner Honorable Mention for Drawing, Shelby County Arts Council Juried Show 2010. Was $350, now $175

: The Weaver, 16×20 pastel in frame. Was $375, now $185

: Autumn Grass, 9×12 pastel in frame.Was $225, now $110 SOLD

: Still Waters, 8×8 pastel in matte & frame.Was $185, now $92 SOLD

: The Raven, 8×10 pastel in frame. Was $175, now $87

: Country Road, 11×14 pastel in matte & frame. Was $250, now $125

: Split Rail Fence, 12×16 pastel in frame. Was $300, now $150

: Hay Bales, 11×14 pastel in frame.Was $250, now $125 SOLD

Find out more about these pieces! Visit the links below:

The Raven

Hay Fields

The Weaver

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“Where are they now”

Mary Liz Ingram — August 2, 2013 — Leave a comment

You give life to something new. They grow up, and move away before you know it.

In this case, my barnyard buddies were born on paper from pastel-covered fingers. They grew into their frames and were whisked away into another life before I knew it.

*tears*

Time goes by so fast. It’s time to look back and ask the age old question,

“Where are they now?”

But seriously…A bunch of our new friends have found good homes in the past few days!

I’m happy to announce that my work is now included at Andrea Lucas Studios in Birmingham, Alabama. Here are the fab 5 now for sale (next to the famous Irondale Cafe, for you locals!):

Our other three farmyard pals have been relocated to walls nearby, and as far away as Texas:

And finally, these two buddies found a new home! I am very proud of them as they grow up and move on, but I won’t stay an empty-nester for long. More barnyard friends to come…