Sandra Reeves Fine Art Blog : 08/05/12

Sunday, August 5, 2012

"Methai" an elephant painting by Sandra Reeves Cutrer

"Methai", one of the many Indian elephants that make their home at the Houston Zoo, is painted in oils on an 8"x 10" pastel board in a painterly style.

I believe that the Creator of millions of different species of animals, birds, insects and fish is a God who loves variety and adores all of His creation. A careful study of the Bible convinces me that Heaven will be richer in everything, including animal life. God said it has not entered in to the heart of man what He has in store for us. I love animals, and so does the one who created them. I even dream of seeing my beloved pets that I have lost in this life.

"This plan, which God will complete when the time is right, is to bring all creation together, everything in heaven and on earth, with Christ as head." Ephesians 1:10

If you have any questions, please email me at sandrasart777@aol.com.

Blessings,
Sandra Reeves Cutrer

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Pricing ( Most prices are listed in my Etsy shop)

Please contact me about prices if you can't find a price listed in my Etsy shop. I list nearly all of my work for sale in my Etsy shop for your convenience.
I give discounts for purchas

es of more than one piece of work if ordered together.

Everything that I paint is priced by the hours it took to complete each piece of work, materials used, and other factors. I will be more than happy to go over any information about my work with you. Prices

in my Etsy shop should list shipping charges for the USA and Canada only. If not, please contact me for prices, or if you are in another country and would like to purchase a piece of my art.

Other sites may have a handling fee, sometimes listed under shipping because of the extra charges incurred for selling on that particular web site or gallery. Normally, all "shipping" includes USA and Canadian shipping charges, insurance to cover damages or loss, quality packing materials, and a signature confirmation- to be signed by an adult when your purchase is delivered. I do offer layaway plans for special situations, so feel free to contact me with your request. I love creating custom piece/commissions. If you'd like to view more photos-larger, or different shots of a certain work, please contact me.

Prints of my most of my sold or unsold works are available. Please contact me for more information.
sandrasart777@aol.com

Thank you for looking!

Sandra Cutrer Fine Art

About Me

As a young child, I always had a deep desire to draw and paint. All throughout elementary and high school I excelled in all of my art classes. Prompted by my high school art teacher,I attended our local Fine Arts Academy, and later college with a focus in art and art history. I have been blessed to be able to travel,visiting many art museums,including DC,NYC, and Paris,France. My work has been purchased by collectors all across the USA, and I am super pleased when my buyers tell me my work always looks better in person!

Although I refer to myself mainly as a self taught artist; over the course of many years I have taken private lessons and workshops from several talented artists in LA, TX, and AL.

I have worked with charcoal, graphite and colored pencils, pen and ink, and pastels, although preferring portrait studies in oils and acrylics. Being part Native American Indian, my heart is set on painting and learning as much as I can about these interesting people,their rich culture,and custom of using vibrant colors. I enjoy painting with heavy impasto,creating abstracts,and collages, that seem to give my paint brushes the freedom to pull me toward each new creation. My work is probably the most relaxing part of my life, and I am so glad to be back doing what I love! I believe a painting is in everything around us. We just have to look for what is truly there!

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