Three Websites?

Yep!!! Call me Crazy. I actually have Three art related websites plus this blog. They came one at a time, each for a purpose. I hope to downsize to one or two instead of three. Maybe you can help me with this dilemma and let me know which is your favorite.

Sheri Dinardi Art
This is the first website that I built. It includes a large collection of my work, as well as prints available on individual painting pages. I kept this site because I can do things on it that I could not do on Fine Art Studio Online.

Sheri Dinardi Fine Art
This website is part of the Fine Art Studio Online community of artists. They have the Bold Brush art competition each month and connections within the FASO artist community. You will find my most recent works, life paintings, complete collections and drawings.

Sheri Dinardi Studio
Why did I recently start this site on Square Space? In my opinion they have beautiful, clean professional looking website templates, with the most efficient, elegant viewing of the artwork.
You will find my most recent works and best works here.

Each of these websites also have a blog and an events page with all the latest happenings ... a lot of upkeep! Time to get back to the studio and paint. So, I plan on discontinuing this blog at some point as well in the interest of simplicity.

Girl with a Crystal EarringGirl

Girl with a Crystal Earring

Girl with a Crystal Earring has been accepted into the OPA Salon to be held at the Beverly McNeil Gallery in Birmingham, Alabama, October 8th to November 5th, 2015.

My Entry Description:
Her quiet demeanor and the lovely way the warm light spilled over her form captured me. Cool soft light filled the shadows; as we painted in the studio that day. I started over again at home fresh with a photo and memories of the experience.

12 x 9
$980
Painted with traditional oils on a Raymar linen panel.

Contact:
Beverly McNeil Gallery

To see this painting on the Beverly McNeil Gallery website along with all the other OPA paintings in the show, see: Oil Painters of America

Painting Moon Dance

The experience of painting this young model was memorable. It began in a group life painting session as each of us positioned at our various viewpoints, sought to capture her. There was something compelling about her gaze that immediately drew me in.