Guest Artist - leave comments for Karen at the end of her gallery

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Karen Ann Hebert Fay - my sister.  Craftswoman, bagpiper, artist and card reader.  All rolled into one brilliant, versatile, creative woman!  I am so pleased and proud to add her to my site as my "guest artist."  Her studio is in Jericho, Vermont.

You can see Karen's artwork for sale on Fine Art America at:
fineartamerica.com/profiles/2-karen-fay/shop

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"White Kitty"

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"A Day at the Beach"

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"Diesel"

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"Great Grandma Benoit"

"Covered Bridge"

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"White Flowers"
​Acrylic on Wood

"Bulldog"
​Woodcut

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"Comfort Ann"
woodcut

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"Devon #2"
​woodcut

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"Ellery #2"
​woodcut

"Walk on the Beach"
​woodcut

"Rebecca"
​woodcut

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"Tim"
wood burning

"Yvette and Hat"
​wood burning

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"Ellery and Kitty"

"Nicholaus"

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"Emmi"
​Wood burning

"Bennett"
​Wood burning

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"Ellery and Santa"

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"Two Children"

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"Yvette"

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"Pepper"

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​"Butterfly Beauty"

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"Patrick"

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"Dad"

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"Flower Abstract"

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"Mom"

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"Finley"

A gift for Karen's Bagpipe teacher.

Comment

• ​From Kathy Hebert:  What a doll, Karen!!!!  Beautiful work!
• From Chris S:  Wow! Your portraits are stunning and all your work is beautiful!
• From Sandie I:  Amazing!
• From Roni D:  Beautiful works..two artists in one family, wow.
• From Mel F:  Such beautiful work in different mediums! An inspiration to us aspiring artists. Thanks for sharing!
  

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"Eagle"

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"Gavin"

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"Yvette"
Ellery's big sister.

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"Ellery"
What a ​beautiful sketch of my sister's grandson.  - KH
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Comment

• ​​From Mom & Dad:  Nice job, well done beautiful Art, Mom & Dad.

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"Abstract"
​ Pen, ink and colored pencil

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Comment

• From Jean St. D - Your abstract is enchanting!!!! Amazing work.
• From Kathleen Wirtanen - I love your style of doing abstract art! I’m very interested in learning more about this. Do you teach abstract art? I’m currently retired and have taught traditional basic painting to seniors for many years. During these years I’ve lost something in me that needs desperately to be expressed . I now am drawn to painting in a different way. Less traditional? I can feel something needs to be “released” in me. I guess you may call it “freedom of expression”......really free! I recently bought Kathleen’s book and am enjoying it . Any comments? Or suggestions appreciated. Thank you

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"Devon"
pencil

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"Pipe Major"
acrylic

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"Lain"
pencil

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