Painting by Carolyn Molder selected for office of Georgia legislator

Cow Art and More painter and pastel artist Carolyn Molder has had her watercolor painting, "Azalea Light", selected to hang in the office of David Ralston, newly elected Speaker of the House of Representatives of Georgia. Carolyn has been invited to attend the opening, which is at a future, yet to be announced date.

Picture credit: "Azalea Light", watercolor on paper

A conversation with Elizabeth St. Hilaire Nelson: Part 3

What is your technique?

My technique is a figurative form of collage. I take bits of torn hand-made and hand-painted papers, glue them over an acrylic under-painting, to form a recognizable image. I call this "Paper Paintings" because from a distance my work very much resembles an impressionistic painting.