![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.hyattmoore.com\/egallery\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/05\/Louisville-1.jpg\" "\\"Louisville-1\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\nFor these, I used un-stretched canvas and acrylic paint.<\/em><\/h6>\nBesides individuals, a hundred or so organizations participate in getting orphans placed, with a lot of tears behind the scenes.\u00a0It’s an international phenomena with many, many children needing parents.<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.hyattmoore.com\/egallery\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/05\/Louisville-2-650x424.jpg\" "\\"Louisville-2\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\nThe acrylic is water-based and fast drying, necessary for these public events.<\/em><\/h6>\nLast year I chose to do one of my giant “Eyes on the Cross” series. I took a bolt of blank canvas along on the airplane (almost losing it in transit) and a bag of acrylic paint. Then I was set up with backdrop and drop cloths in the foyer of the mega-church where the event was held.<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.hyattmoore.com\/egallery\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/05\/Louisville-3-650x413.jpg\" "\\"Louisville-3\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\nThe canvas is 6 ft. x 8 ft. For others like these, see “Eyes on the Cross” here<\/a>, or an e-gallery back issue here<\/a>.<\/em><\/h6>\nWhat the photos don’t show are all the people who would gather around while I painted or stop to talk with them. It was between conference sessions I’d get most of my work done and snap pictures of my progress. The man\u00a0ascending stairs shows the scale of the work. You can also see some of the smaller paintings I’d brought along. (Click on the picture to enlarge.)<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.hyattmoore.com\/egallery\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/05\/Louisville-4-650x500.jpg\" "\\"Louisville-4\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\nShe’s of Middle-Eastern\u00a0descent, from a photo I found. The children up for adoption are from everywhere.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere she is, finished. If you click on the picture (each of them) you’ll see enlarged detail of, for example, the “bubble wrap” texture. That’s where I apply paint to the plastic packing material itself, then lay it directly on the painting and burnish, leaving the “dot pattern.” It’s risky, but whatever doesn’t work can be painted over. A piece of art is an ever-growing work, never perfect but hopefully beautiful, just like a child.<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.hyattmoore.com\/egallery\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/05\/Lake-Forest-1-650x650.jpg\" "\\"Lake-Forest-1\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\nThe drawing is the first stage, but complete in potential.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere’s the progress of a painting done this year at the west coast venue. Ironically, it’s a smaller piece than the first as it was closer to home where I could (just) get the stretched canvas in the car. \u00a0As before, I started with a charcoal drawing, the painting in embryo.\u00a0(Funny, as I write, I just received a request from an anti-abortion organization wanting to use one of my paintings.)<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.hyattmoore.com\/egallery\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/05\/Lake-Forest-2-650x679.jpg\" "\\"Lake-Forest-2\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\nThe canvas size is 5 ft. x 4 ft. on thick “gallery wrapped” bars, framed in black.<\/em><\/h6>\nI said a painting is like a child. At every stage it’s “beautiful,” and in a sense “complete.” You almost want it to stop right there. Yet, there’s always more, and you won’t know what until you let it grow. Only the creator knows what’s coming and the potential of a completed piece.<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.hyattmoore.com\/egallery\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/05\/Lake-Forest-3-650x800.jpg\" "\\"Lake-Forest-3\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\nChildren of China, one life-size, the other larger than.<\/em><\/h6>\nTwo works in progress . . . mine with the drawing not yet colored in, drips everywhere, and a little friend who would drop by, slightly\u00a0disheveled, two teeth gone but, hey, she’s not finished either. As I look, she’s another worthy of a painting. Maybe next year?<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.hyattmoore.com\/egallery\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/05\/Lake-Forest-4-650x659.jpg\" "\\"Lake-Forest-4\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\nThe pensive and the relaxed. Both moods have their time.<\/em><\/h6>\nAs people came by taking pictures, I asked if one could be taken on my camera. What I’m doing with a small brush I hardly remember. More typically on these big canvases I’m working with a house brush. Sometimes I offer whatever brush to some highly-interested onlooker to make a few strokes. Why not have lots of help? It takes a village to raise a child.<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.hyattmoore.com\/egallery\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/05\/Lake-Forest-5-650x814.jpg\" "\\"Lake-Forest-5\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\nIn the end, both of these paintings were presented to the churches that hosted the events.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere she is, finished, or at least as far as I was going to take her. A painter, and a parent, can only do so much. There will still be some rough spots. But all those, the apparent evidences of the process, the marks and scars, are part of a uniqueness, a history, and an interest for anyone who wants to look longer, delve deeper, and perhaps even adopt.<\/p>\n
For info on the Christian\u00a0Alliance\u00a0for Orphans, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n.
\n_________________________<\/p>\n
Coming Up: Orange County Home and Garden Show<\/h2>\n
Anne and I will be showing and selling at this major event. You’re invited.
\n(If you’d like free tickets, feel free to contact us.)
\nFriday, Saturday and Sunday, May 18-20
\nAnaheim Convention Center
\n800 W. Katella Avenue, Anaheim, California<\/p>\n
Star Motors<\/h2>\n
Specializing in high end automotive repair, Star Motors is hosting a ribbon-cutting Opening and Art Show featuring a selection of my and Anne’s work.\u00a0All invited.
\nThursday, May 31, 5:00-7:00
\n32955 Calle Perfecto
\nSan Juan Capistrano, California
\n949-443-1970<\/p>\n
New Gallery<\/h2>\n
Paintings by Hyatt Moore are now featured at:
\nMarso Home Collections
\n7509 Girard Avenue
\nLa Jolla, California
\n619-664-2472<\/p>\n
Sandstone Gallery<\/h2>\n
Anne will be featured in June with new work
\nArtist reception June 7, 6-9 p.m.
\n364-A N Coast Highway
\nLaguna Beach, California
\nwww.sandstonegallery.com
\n949-497-6775<\/p>\n
Blank Slate<\/h2>\n
The new literary blog,\u00a0Blank Slate<\/em>\u00a0is currently featuring insights and personal applications from the Biblical book of\u00a0Ecclesiastes<\/em>. Subscribers are making it a lively discussion. Back issues are viewable on this website, above right. Or better yet:\u00a0To subscribe, click here.<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
Open by Appointment
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Semi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
Offering 2-hour sessions on Monday and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point.
\nFor more info click\u00a0Art Coaching Flyer<\/a>.
\nOr call\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\nPrintmaking Classes<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe acrylic is water-based and fast drying, necessary for these public events.<\/em><\/h6>\nLast year I chose to do one of my giant “Eyes on the Cross” series. I took a bolt of blank canvas along on the airplane (almost losing it in transit) and a bag of acrylic paint. Then I was set up with backdrop and drop cloths in the foyer of the mega-church where the event was held.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe canvas is 6 ft. x 8 ft. For others like these, see “Eyes on the Cross” here<\/a>, or an e-gallery back issue here<\/a>.<\/em><\/h6>\nWhat the photos don’t show are all the people who would gather around while I painted or stop to talk with them. It was between conference sessions I’d get most of my work done and snap pictures of my progress. The man\u00a0ascending stairs shows the scale of the work. You can also see some of the smaller paintings I’d brought along. (Click on the picture to enlarge.)<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nShe’s of Middle-Eastern\u00a0descent, from a photo I found. The children up for adoption are from everywhere.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere she is, finished. If you click on the picture (each of them) you’ll see enlarged detail of, for example, the “bubble wrap” texture. That’s where I apply paint to the plastic packing material itself, then lay it directly on the painting and burnish, leaving the “dot pattern.” It’s risky, but whatever doesn’t work can be painted over. A piece of art is an ever-growing work, never perfect but hopefully beautiful, just like a child.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe drawing is the first stage, but complete in potential.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere’s the progress of a painting done this year at the west coast venue. Ironically, it’s a smaller piece than the first as it was closer to home where I could (just) get the stretched canvas in the car. \u00a0As before, I started with a charcoal drawing, the painting in embryo.\u00a0(Funny, as I write, I just received a request from an anti-abortion organization wanting to use one of my paintings.)<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe canvas size is 5 ft. x 4 ft. on thick “gallery wrapped” bars, framed in black.<\/em><\/h6>\nI said a painting is like a child. At every stage it’s “beautiful,” and in a sense “complete.” You almost want it to stop right there. Yet, there’s always more, and you won’t know what until you let it grow. Only the creator knows what’s coming and the potential of a completed piece.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nChildren of China, one life-size, the other larger than.<\/em><\/h6>\nTwo works in progress . . . mine with the drawing not yet colored in, drips everywhere, and a little friend who would drop by, slightly\u00a0disheveled, two teeth gone but, hey, she’s not finished either. As I look, she’s another worthy of a painting. Maybe next year?<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe pensive and the relaxed. Both moods have their time.<\/em><\/h6>\nAs people came by taking pictures, I asked if one could be taken on my camera. What I’m doing with a small brush I hardly remember. More typically on these big canvases I’m working with a house brush. Sometimes I offer whatever brush to some highly-interested onlooker to make a few strokes. Why not have lots of help? It takes a village to raise a child.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nIn the end, both of these paintings were presented to the churches that hosted the events.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere she is, finished, or at least as far as I was going to take her. A painter, and a parent, can only do so much. There will still be some rough spots. But all those, the apparent evidences of the process, the marks and scars, are part of a uniqueness, a history, and an interest for anyone who wants to look longer, delve deeper, and perhaps even adopt.<\/p>\n
For info on the Christian\u00a0Alliance\u00a0for Orphans, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n.
\n_________________________<\/p>\n
Coming Up: Orange County Home and Garden Show<\/h2>\n
Anne and I will be showing and selling at this major event. You’re invited.
\n(If you’d like free tickets, feel free to contact us.)
\nFriday, Saturday and Sunday, May 18-20
\nAnaheim Convention Center
\n800 W. Katella Avenue, Anaheim, California<\/p>\n
Star Motors<\/h2>\n
Specializing in high end automotive repair, Star Motors is hosting a ribbon-cutting Opening and Art Show featuring a selection of my and Anne’s work.\u00a0All invited.
\nThursday, May 31, 5:00-7:00
\n32955 Calle Perfecto
\nSan Juan Capistrano, California
\n949-443-1970<\/p>\n
New Gallery<\/h2>\n
Paintings by Hyatt Moore are now featured at:
\nMarso Home Collections
\n7509 Girard Avenue
\nLa Jolla, California
\n619-664-2472<\/p>\n
Sandstone Gallery<\/h2>\n
Anne will be featured in June with new work
\nArtist reception June 7, 6-9 p.m.
\n364-A N Coast Highway
\nLaguna Beach, California
\nwww.sandstonegallery.com
\n949-497-6775<\/p>\n
Blank Slate<\/h2>\n
The new literary blog,\u00a0Blank Slate<\/em>\u00a0is currently featuring insights and personal applications from the Biblical book of\u00a0Ecclesiastes<\/em>. Subscribers are making it a lively discussion. Back issues are viewable on this website, above right. Or better yet:\u00a0To subscribe, click here.<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
Open by Appointment
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Semi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
Offering 2-hour sessions on Monday and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point.
\nFor more info click\u00a0Art Coaching Flyer<\/a>.
\nOr call\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\nPrintmaking Classes<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe canvas is 6 ft. x 8 ft. For others like these, see “Eyes on the Cross” here<\/a>, or an e-gallery back issue here<\/a>.<\/em><\/h6>\nWhat the photos don’t show are all the people who would gather around while I painted or stop to talk with them. It was between conference sessions I’d get most of my work done and snap pictures of my progress. The man\u00a0ascending stairs shows the scale of the work. You can also see some of the smaller paintings I’d brought along. (Click on the picture to enlarge.)<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nShe’s of Middle-Eastern\u00a0descent, from a photo I found. The children up for adoption are from everywhere.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere she is, finished. If you click on the picture (each of them) you’ll see enlarged detail of, for example, the “bubble wrap” texture. That’s where I apply paint to the plastic packing material itself, then lay it directly on the painting and burnish, leaving the “dot pattern.” It’s risky, but whatever doesn’t work can be painted over. A piece of art is an ever-growing work, never perfect but hopefully beautiful, just like a child.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe drawing is the first stage, but complete in potential.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere’s the progress of a painting done this year at the west coast venue. Ironically, it’s a smaller piece than the first as it was closer to home where I could (just) get the stretched canvas in the car. \u00a0As before, I started with a charcoal drawing, the painting in embryo.\u00a0(Funny, as I write, I just received a request from an anti-abortion organization wanting to use one of my paintings.)<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe canvas size is 5 ft. x 4 ft. on thick “gallery wrapped” bars, framed in black.<\/em><\/h6>\nI said a painting is like a child. At every stage it’s “beautiful,” and in a sense “complete.” You almost want it to stop right there. Yet, there’s always more, and you won’t know what until you let it grow. Only the creator knows what’s coming and the potential of a completed piece.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nChildren of China, one life-size, the other larger than.<\/em><\/h6>\nTwo works in progress . . . mine with the drawing not yet colored in, drips everywhere, and a little friend who would drop by, slightly\u00a0disheveled, two teeth gone but, hey, she’s not finished either. As I look, she’s another worthy of a painting. Maybe next year?<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe pensive and the relaxed. Both moods have their time.<\/em><\/h6>\nAs people came by taking pictures, I asked if one could be taken on my camera. What I’m doing with a small brush I hardly remember. More typically on these big canvases I’m working with a house brush. Sometimes I offer whatever brush to some highly-interested onlooker to make a few strokes. Why not have lots of help? It takes a village to raise a child.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nIn the end, both of these paintings were presented to the churches that hosted the events.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere she is, finished, or at least as far as I was going to take her. A painter, and a parent, can only do so much. There will still be some rough spots. But all those, the apparent evidences of the process, the marks and scars, are part of a uniqueness, a history, and an interest for anyone who wants to look longer, delve deeper, and perhaps even adopt.<\/p>\n
For info on the Christian\u00a0Alliance\u00a0for Orphans, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n.
\n_________________________<\/p>\n
Coming Up: Orange County Home and Garden Show<\/h2>\n
Anne and I will be showing and selling at this major event. You’re invited.
\n(If you’d like free tickets, feel free to contact us.)
\nFriday, Saturday and Sunday, May 18-20
\nAnaheim Convention Center
\n800 W. Katella Avenue, Anaheim, California<\/p>\n
Star Motors<\/h2>\n
Specializing in high end automotive repair, Star Motors is hosting a ribbon-cutting Opening and Art Show featuring a selection of my and Anne’s work.\u00a0All invited.
\nThursday, May 31, 5:00-7:00
\n32955 Calle Perfecto
\nSan Juan Capistrano, California
\n949-443-1970<\/p>\n
New Gallery<\/h2>\n
Paintings by Hyatt Moore are now featured at:
\nMarso Home Collections
\n7509 Girard Avenue
\nLa Jolla, California
\n619-664-2472<\/p>\n
Sandstone Gallery<\/h2>\n
Anne will be featured in June with new work
\nArtist reception June 7, 6-9 p.m.
\n364-A N Coast Highway
\nLaguna Beach, California
\nwww.sandstonegallery.com
\n949-497-6775<\/p>\n
Blank Slate<\/h2>\n
The new literary blog,\u00a0Blank Slate<\/em>\u00a0is currently featuring insights and personal applications from the Biblical book of\u00a0Ecclesiastes<\/em>. Subscribers are making it a lively discussion. Back issues are viewable on this website, above right. Or better yet:\u00a0To subscribe, click here.<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
Open by Appointment
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Semi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
Offering 2-hour sessions on Monday and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point.
\nFor more info click\u00a0Art Coaching Flyer<\/a>.
\nOr call\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\nPrintmaking Classes<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nShe’s of Middle-Eastern\u00a0descent, from a photo I found. The children up for adoption are from everywhere.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere she is, finished. If you click on the picture (each of them) you’ll see enlarged detail of, for example, the “bubble wrap” texture. That’s where I apply paint to the plastic packing material itself, then lay it directly on the painting and burnish, leaving the “dot pattern.” It’s risky, but whatever doesn’t work can be painted over. A piece of art is an ever-growing work, never perfect but hopefully beautiful, just like a child.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe drawing is the first stage, but complete in potential.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere’s the progress of a painting done this year at the west coast venue. Ironically, it’s a smaller piece than the first as it was closer to home where I could (just) get the stretched canvas in the car. \u00a0As before, I started with a charcoal drawing, the painting in embryo.\u00a0(Funny, as I write, I just received a request from an anti-abortion organization wanting to use one of my paintings.)<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe canvas size is 5 ft. x 4 ft. on thick “gallery wrapped” bars, framed in black.<\/em><\/h6>\nI said a painting is like a child. At every stage it’s “beautiful,” and in a sense “complete.” You almost want it to stop right there. Yet, there’s always more, and you won’t know what until you let it grow. Only the creator knows what’s coming and the potential of a completed piece.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nChildren of China, one life-size, the other larger than.<\/em><\/h6>\nTwo works in progress . . . mine with the drawing not yet colored in, drips everywhere, and a little friend who would drop by, slightly\u00a0disheveled, two teeth gone but, hey, she’s not finished either. As I look, she’s another worthy of a painting. Maybe next year?<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe pensive and the relaxed. Both moods have their time.<\/em><\/h6>\nAs people came by taking pictures, I asked if one could be taken on my camera. What I’m doing with a small brush I hardly remember. More typically on these big canvases I’m working with a house brush. Sometimes I offer whatever brush to some highly-interested onlooker to make a few strokes. Why not have lots of help? It takes a village to raise a child.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nIn the end, both of these paintings were presented to the churches that hosted the events.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere she is, finished, or at least as far as I was going to take her. A painter, and a parent, can only do so much. There will still be some rough spots. But all those, the apparent evidences of the process, the marks and scars, are part of a uniqueness, a history, and an interest for anyone who wants to look longer, delve deeper, and perhaps even adopt.<\/p>\n
For info on the Christian\u00a0Alliance\u00a0for Orphans, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n.
\n_________________________<\/p>\n
Coming Up: Orange County Home and Garden Show<\/h2>\n
Anne and I will be showing and selling at this major event. You’re invited.
\n(If you’d like free tickets, feel free to contact us.)
\nFriday, Saturday and Sunday, May 18-20
\nAnaheim Convention Center
\n800 W. Katella Avenue, Anaheim, California<\/p>\n
Star Motors<\/h2>\n
Specializing in high end automotive repair, Star Motors is hosting a ribbon-cutting Opening and Art Show featuring a selection of my and Anne’s work.\u00a0All invited.
\nThursday, May 31, 5:00-7:00
\n32955 Calle Perfecto
\nSan Juan Capistrano, California
\n949-443-1970<\/p>\n
New Gallery<\/h2>\n
Paintings by Hyatt Moore are now featured at:
\nMarso Home Collections
\n7509 Girard Avenue
\nLa Jolla, California
\n619-664-2472<\/p>\n
Sandstone Gallery<\/h2>\n
Anne will be featured in June with new work
\nArtist reception June 7, 6-9 p.m.
\n364-A N Coast Highway
\nLaguna Beach, California
\nwww.sandstonegallery.com
\n949-497-6775<\/p>\n
Blank Slate<\/h2>\n
The new literary blog,\u00a0Blank Slate<\/em>\u00a0is currently featuring insights and personal applications from the Biblical book of\u00a0Ecclesiastes<\/em>. Subscribers are making it a lively discussion. Back issues are viewable on this website, above right. Or better yet:\u00a0To subscribe, click here.<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
Open by Appointment
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Semi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
Offering 2-hour sessions on Monday and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point.
\nFor more info click\u00a0Art Coaching Flyer<\/a>.
\nOr call\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\nPrintmaking Classes<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe drawing is the first stage, but complete in potential.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere’s the progress of a painting done this year at the west coast venue. Ironically, it’s a smaller piece than the first as it was closer to home where I could (just) get the stretched canvas in the car. \u00a0As before, I started with a charcoal drawing, the painting in embryo.\u00a0(Funny, as I write, I just received a request from an anti-abortion organization wanting to use one of my paintings.)<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe canvas size is 5 ft. x 4 ft. on thick “gallery wrapped” bars, framed in black.<\/em><\/h6>\nI said a painting is like a child. At every stage it’s “beautiful,” and in a sense “complete.” You almost want it to stop right there. Yet, there’s always more, and you won’t know what until you let it grow. Only the creator knows what’s coming and the potential of a completed piece.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nChildren of China, one life-size, the other larger than.<\/em><\/h6>\nTwo works in progress . . . mine with the drawing not yet colored in, drips everywhere, and a little friend who would drop by, slightly\u00a0disheveled, two teeth gone but, hey, she’s not finished either. As I look, she’s another worthy of a painting. Maybe next year?<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe pensive and the relaxed. Both moods have their time.<\/em><\/h6>\nAs people came by taking pictures, I asked if one could be taken on my camera. What I’m doing with a small brush I hardly remember. More typically on these big canvases I’m working with a house brush. Sometimes I offer whatever brush to some highly-interested onlooker to make a few strokes. Why not have lots of help? It takes a village to raise a child.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nIn the end, both of these paintings were presented to the churches that hosted the events.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere she is, finished, or at least as far as I was going to take her. A painter, and a parent, can only do so much. There will still be some rough spots. But all those, the apparent evidences of the process, the marks and scars, are part of a uniqueness, a history, and an interest for anyone who wants to look longer, delve deeper, and perhaps even adopt.<\/p>\n
For info on the Christian\u00a0Alliance\u00a0for Orphans, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n.
\n_________________________<\/p>\n
Coming Up: Orange County Home and Garden Show<\/h2>\n
Anne and I will be showing and selling at this major event. You’re invited.
\n(If you’d like free tickets, feel free to contact us.)
\nFriday, Saturday and Sunday, May 18-20
\nAnaheim Convention Center
\n800 W. Katella Avenue, Anaheim, California<\/p>\n
Star Motors<\/h2>\n
Specializing in high end automotive repair, Star Motors is hosting a ribbon-cutting Opening and Art Show featuring a selection of my and Anne’s work.\u00a0All invited.
\nThursday, May 31, 5:00-7:00
\n32955 Calle Perfecto
\nSan Juan Capistrano, California
\n949-443-1970<\/p>\n
New Gallery<\/h2>\n
Paintings by Hyatt Moore are now featured at:
\nMarso Home Collections
\n7509 Girard Avenue
\nLa Jolla, California
\n619-664-2472<\/p>\n
Sandstone Gallery<\/h2>\n
Anne will be featured in June with new work
\nArtist reception June 7, 6-9 p.m.
\n364-A N Coast Highway
\nLaguna Beach, California
\nwww.sandstonegallery.com
\n949-497-6775<\/p>\n
Blank Slate<\/h2>\n
The new literary blog,\u00a0Blank Slate<\/em>\u00a0is currently featuring insights and personal applications from the Biblical book of\u00a0Ecclesiastes<\/em>. Subscribers are making it a lively discussion. Back issues are viewable on this website, above right. Or better yet:\u00a0To subscribe, click here.<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
Open by Appointment
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Semi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
Offering 2-hour sessions on Monday and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point.
\nFor more info click\u00a0Art Coaching Flyer<\/a>.
\nOr call\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\nPrintmaking Classes<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe canvas size is 5 ft. x 4 ft. on thick “gallery wrapped” bars, framed in black.<\/em><\/h6>\nI said a painting is like a child. At every stage it’s “beautiful,” and in a sense “complete.” You almost want it to stop right there. Yet, there’s always more, and you won’t know what until you let it grow. Only the creator knows what’s coming and the potential of a completed piece.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nChildren of China, one life-size, the other larger than.<\/em><\/h6>\nTwo works in progress . . . mine with the drawing not yet colored in, drips everywhere, and a little friend who would drop by, slightly\u00a0disheveled, two teeth gone but, hey, she’s not finished either. As I look, she’s another worthy of a painting. Maybe next year?<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe pensive and the relaxed. Both moods have their time.<\/em><\/h6>\nAs people came by taking pictures, I asked if one could be taken on my camera. What I’m doing with a small brush I hardly remember. More typically on these big canvases I’m working with a house brush. Sometimes I offer whatever brush to some highly-interested onlooker to make a few strokes. Why not have lots of help? It takes a village to raise a child.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nIn the end, both of these paintings were presented to the churches that hosted the events.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere she is, finished, or at least as far as I was going to take her. A painter, and a parent, can only do so much. There will still be some rough spots. But all those, the apparent evidences of the process, the marks and scars, are part of a uniqueness, a history, and an interest for anyone who wants to look longer, delve deeper, and perhaps even adopt.<\/p>\n
For info on the Christian\u00a0Alliance\u00a0for Orphans, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n.
\n_________________________<\/p>\n
Coming Up: Orange County Home and Garden Show<\/h2>\n
Anne and I will be showing and selling at this major event. You’re invited.
\n(If you’d like free tickets, feel free to contact us.)
\nFriday, Saturday and Sunday, May 18-20
\nAnaheim Convention Center
\n800 W. Katella Avenue, Anaheim, California<\/p>\n
Star Motors<\/h2>\n
Specializing in high end automotive repair, Star Motors is hosting a ribbon-cutting Opening and Art Show featuring a selection of my and Anne’s work.\u00a0All invited.
\nThursday, May 31, 5:00-7:00
\n32955 Calle Perfecto
\nSan Juan Capistrano, California
\n949-443-1970<\/p>\n
New Gallery<\/h2>\n
Paintings by Hyatt Moore are now featured at:
\nMarso Home Collections
\n7509 Girard Avenue
\nLa Jolla, California
\n619-664-2472<\/p>\n
Sandstone Gallery<\/h2>\n
Anne will be featured in June with new work
\nArtist reception June 7, 6-9 p.m.
\n364-A N Coast Highway
\nLaguna Beach, California
\nwww.sandstonegallery.com
\n949-497-6775<\/p>\n
Blank Slate<\/h2>\n
The new literary blog,\u00a0Blank Slate<\/em>\u00a0is currently featuring insights and personal applications from the Biblical book of\u00a0Ecclesiastes<\/em>. Subscribers are making it a lively discussion. Back issues are viewable on this website, above right. Or better yet:\u00a0To subscribe, click here.<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
Open by Appointment
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Semi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
Offering 2-hour sessions on Monday and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point.
\nFor more info click\u00a0Art Coaching Flyer<\/a>.
\nOr call\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\nPrintmaking Classes<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nChildren of China, one life-size, the other larger than.<\/em><\/h6>\nTwo works in progress . . . mine with the drawing not yet colored in, drips everywhere, and a little friend who would drop by, slightly\u00a0disheveled, two teeth gone but, hey, she’s not finished either. As I look, she’s another worthy of a painting. Maybe next year?<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe pensive and the relaxed. Both moods have their time.<\/em><\/h6>\nAs people came by taking pictures, I asked if one could be taken on my camera. What I’m doing with a small brush I hardly remember. More typically on these big canvases I’m working with a house brush. Sometimes I offer whatever brush to some highly-interested onlooker to make a few strokes. Why not have lots of help? It takes a village to raise a child.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nIn the end, both of these paintings were presented to the churches that hosted the events.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere she is, finished, or at least as far as I was going to take her. A painter, and a parent, can only do so much. There will still be some rough spots. But all those, the apparent evidences of the process, the marks and scars, are part of a uniqueness, a history, and an interest for anyone who wants to look longer, delve deeper, and perhaps even adopt.<\/p>\n
For info on the Christian\u00a0Alliance\u00a0for Orphans, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n.
\n_________________________<\/p>\n
Coming Up: Orange County Home and Garden Show<\/h2>\n
Anne and I will be showing and selling at this major event. You’re invited.
\n(If you’d like free tickets, feel free to contact us.)
\nFriday, Saturday and Sunday, May 18-20
\nAnaheim Convention Center
\n800 W. Katella Avenue, Anaheim, California<\/p>\n
Star Motors<\/h2>\n
Specializing in high end automotive repair, Star Motors is hosting a ribbon-cutting Opening and Art Show featuring a selection of my and Anne’s work.\u00a0All invited.
\nThursday, May 31, 5:00-7:00
\n32955 Calle Perfecto
\nSan Juan Capistrano, California
\n949-443-1970<\/p>\n
New Gallery<\/h2>\n
Paintings by Hyatt Moore are now featured at:
\nMarso Home Collections
\n7509 Girard Avenue
\nLa Jolla, California
\n619-664-2472<\/p>\n
Sandstone Gallery<\/h2>\n
Anne will be featured in June with new work
\nArtist reception June 7, 6-9 p.m.
\n364-A N Coast Highway
\nLaguna Beach, California
\nwww.sandstonegallery.com
\n949-497-6775<\/p>\n
Blank Slate<\/h2>\n
The new literary blog,\u00a0Blank Slate<\/em>\u00a0is currently featuring insights and personal applications from the Biblical book of\u00a0Ecclesiastes<\/em>. Subscribers are making it a lively discussion. Back issues are viewable on this website, above right. Or better yet:\u00a0To subscribe, click here.<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
Open by Appointment
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Semi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
Offering 2-hour sessions on Monday and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point.
\nFor more info click\u00a0Art Coaching Flyer<\/a>.
\nOr call\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\nPrintmaking Classes<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe pensive and the relaxed. Both moods have their time.<\/em><\/h6>\nAs people came by taking pictures, I asked if one could be taken on my camera. What I’m doing with a small brush I hardly remember. More typically on these big canvases I’m working with a house brush. Sometimes I offer whatever brush to some highly-interested onlooker to make a few strokes. Why not have lots of help? It takes a village to raise a child.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nIn the end, both of these paintings were presented to the churches that hosted the events.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere she is, finished, or at least as far as I was going to take her. A painter, and a parent, can only do so much. There will still be some rough spots. But all those, the apparent evidences of the process, the marks and scars, are part of a uniqueness, a history, and an interest for anyone who wants to look longer, delve deeper, and perhaps even adopt.<\/p>\n
For info on the Christian\u00a0Alliance\u00a0for Orphans, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n.
\n_________________________<\/p>\n
Coming Up: Orange County Home and Garden Show<\/h2>\n
Anne and I will be showing and selling at this major event. You’re invited.
\n(If you’d like free tickets, feel free to contact us.)
\nFriday, Saturday and Sunday, May 18-20
\nAnaheim Convention Center
\n800 W. Katella Avenue, Anaheim, California<\/p>\n
Star Motors<\/h2>\n
Specializing in high end automotive repair, Star Motors is hosting a ribbon-cutting Opening and Art Show featuring a selection of my and Anne’s work.\u00a0All invited.
\nThursday, May 31, 5:00-7:00
\n32955 Calle Perfecto
\nSan Juan Capistrano, California
\n949-443-1970<\/p>\n
New Gallery<\/h2>\n
Paintings by Hyatt Moore are now featured at:
\nMarso Home Collections
\n7509 Girard Avenue
\nLa Jolla, California
\n619-664-2472<\/p>\n
Sandstone Gallery<\/h2>\n
Anne will be featured in June with new work
\nArtist reception June 7, 6-9 p.m.
\n364-A N Coast Highway
\nLaguna Beach, California
\nwww.sandstonegallery.com
\n949-497-6775<\/p>\n
Blank Slate<\/h2>\n
The new literary blog,\u00a0Blank Slate<\/em>\u00a0is currently featuring insights and personal applications from the Biblical book of\u00a0Ecclesiastes<\/em>. Subscribers are making it a lively discussion. Back issues are viewable on this website, above right. Or better yet:\u00a0To subscribe, click here.<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
Open by Appointment
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Semi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
Offering 2-hour sessions on Monday and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point.
\nFor more info click\u00a0Art Coaching Flyer<\/a>.
\nOr call\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\nPrintmaking Classes<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nIn the end, both of these paintings were presented to the churches that hosted the events.<\/em><\/h6>\nHere she is, finished, or at least as far as I was going to take her. A painter, and a parent, can only do so much. There will still be some rough spots. But all those, the apparent evidences of the process, the marks and scars, are part of a uniqueness, a history, and an interest for anyone who wants to look longer, delve deeper, and perhaps even adopt.<\/p>\n
For info on the Christian\u00a0Alliance\u00a0for Orphans, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n.
\n_________________________<\/p>\n
Coming Up: Orange County Home and Garden Show<\/h2>\n
Anne and I will be showing and selling at this major event. You’re invited.
\n(If you’d like free tickets, feel free to contact us.)
\nFriday, Saturday and Sunday, May 18-20
\nAnaheim Convention Center
\n800 W. Katella Avenue, Anaheim, California<\/p>\n
Star Motors<\/h2>\n
Specializing in high end automotive repair, Star Motors is hosting a ribbon-cutting Opening and Art Show featuring a selection of my and Anne’s work.\u00a0All invited.
\nThursday, May 31, 5:00-7:00
\n32955 Calle Perfecto
\nSan Juan Capistrano, California
\n949-443-1970<\/p>\n
New Gallery<\/h2>\n
Paintings by Hyatt Moore are now featured at:
\nMarso Home Collections
\n7509 Girard Avenue
\nLa Jolla, California
\n619-664-2472<\/p>\n
Sandstone Gallery<\/h2>\n
Anne will be featured in June with new work
\nArtist reception June 7, 6-9 p.m.
\n364-A N Coast Highway
\nLaguna Beach, California
\nwww.sandstonegallery.com
\n949-497-6775<\/p>\n
Blank Slate<\/h2>\n
The new literary blog,\u00a0Blank Slate<\/em>\u00a0is currently featuring insights and personal applications from the Biblical book of\u00a0Ecclesiastes<\/em>. Subscribers are making it a lively discussion. Back issues are viewable on this website, above right. Or better yet:\u00a0To subscribe, click here.<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
Open by Appointment
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Semi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
Offering 2-hour sessions on Monday and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point.
\nFor more info click\u00a0Art Coaching Flyer<\/a>.
\nOr call\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\nPrintmaking Classes<\/h2>\n
.
\n_________________________<\/p>\n
Coming Up: Orange County Home and Garden Show<\/h2>\n
Anne and I will be showing and selling at this major event. You’re invited.
\n(If you’d like free tickets, feel free to contact us.)
\nFriday, Saturday and Sunday, May 18-20
\nAnaheim Convention Center
\n800 W. Katella Avenue, Anaheim, California<\/p>\n
Star Motors<\/h2>\n
Specializing in high end automotive repair, Star Motors is hosting a ribbon-cutting Opening and Art Show featuring a selection of my and Anne’s work.\u00a0All invited.
\nThursday, May 31, 5:00-7:00
\n32955 Calle Perfecto
\nSan Juan Capistrano, California
\n949-443-1970<\/p>\n
New Gallery<\/h2>\n
Paintings by Hyatt Moore are now featured at:
\nMarso Home Collections
\n7509 Girard Avenue
\nLa Jolla, California
\n619-664-2472<\/p>\n
Sandstone Gallery<\/h2>\n
Anne will be featured in June with new work
\nArtist reception June 7, 6-9 p.m.
\n364-A N Coast Highway
\nLaguna Beach, California
\nwww.sandstonegallery.com
\n949-497-6775<\/p>\n
Blank Slate<\/h2>\n
The new literary blog,\u00a0Blank Slate<\/em>\u00a0is currently featuring insights and personal applications from the Biblical book of\u00a0Ecclesiastes<\/em>. Subscribers are making it a lively discussion. Back issues are viewable on this website, above right. Or better yet:\u00a0To subscribe, click here.<\/a><\/p>\n Open by Appointment Offering 2-hour sessions on Monday and Wednesday and Saturday morningsMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\nSemi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point.
\nFor more info click\u00a0Art Coaching Flyer<\/a>.
\nOr call\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\nPrintmaking Classes<\/h2>\n