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Tacoma, WA
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Title
Harmonica Pile
Artist
Ken Powers
Medium
Painting - Watercolor On Paper
Description
This idea was suggested to me by Nathan Elliott (a harmonica player). I chose a variety of Hohner harmonicas we had at the shop including their "Blues Harp," "Special 20," "Marine Band," and "Pro Harp." It is painted with 18th century reproduction watercolor paint on Arches 140# paper. This painting was featured on the Fine Art America homepage from 6/28 through 7/09 of 2009.
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June 25th, 2009
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West Hollywood, CA - United States
Just finishing a harmonica series I especially enjoy and appreciate your work!
Ken Powers replied:
Thank you Nicky! This was a fun one to paint and has been a fairly popular piece for me. Fun stuff!
Acworth, Ga - United States
Great job, I use Lee Oskar,Marine band, and spec.20,golden melody are also good. Google search my "mississipi saxophone" painting. I think you'll like it,I wish I hadn't sold that one.It's of my old set up, vibro-champ amp, crystal balls bullit mic. Keep up the fine work.
Tumwater, WA - United States
Ken... this can't be just your first time on the main page of FAA... your artwork is so fantastic it should be there every month. Congrats!!
Arcadia, MO - United States
Congratulations !! Featured on the FAA homepage. Nice choice they made !!
Newton Flotman, No - United Kingdom
As always stunning work Ken and you have made it to the home page of FAA at last.
Crisfield, MD - United States
Ken - You keep getting better and better just when I think you can't top it! You have such a fine touch with metal and wood. Beautifully painted!
Coupeville, WA - United States
I appreciated your comment on my Greenbank Store painting, Ken. I left a comment there for you. Can you play the harmonica? I have one and just kind of talk through it. You seem to have a very subtle touch without overworking. I like the wood grain too - that's hard to pull off in confident strokes like you have. There's a link off my website page that carries my "Anacortes Fuel" painting. It's a painting of my dog asleep on my floor (thus, the wood grain), titled "Old Dog's Sweet Dreams". I find watercolor has that interesting element of chance to it. Check it out on perrywoodfin.com.
Covington, Oh - United States
I agree with Nan Wright. It takes a master's touch to get the look of all these textures just right. And you're the one.
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