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- Nancy Eckels
- Canyon Country, California, United States
- California artist Nancy Eckels completed a 20 painting, 2 month exhibition at Stanford Art Spaces on the campus of Stanford University in Palo Alto, California in late 2009. In addition she was a finalist in “The Artist’s Magazine” National Competition 2013 and was awarded a mention in the December 2013 issue. Nancy has been painting full time for fifteen years since ending another creative career. As a child, she dabbled in art, but always wanted to experience show business. She happily worked in television for many years, and was a director on the CBS daytime drama, "The Bold and the Beautiful" when she decided to move on to painting. Given her family background, it seemed like the most natural transition she could make. Her parents met in an oil painting class, and her sister, aunts and uncles are all artists. "My paintings are improvisational. I just begin to paint, ponder, and paint again. I paint what I feel in my heart and imagination, not what I see in front of me, which translates not to a representation of something tangible, but to a painting full of emotion and thought."
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4 comments:
you should check out the dailypaintersabstract.blogspot.com and may be show on there. I love your work! There is a contact person on the blog if your interested.
Elizabeth Chapman
I like yuor kind of painting very much. You are very talented. Are painting in large sizes as well?
Rainer
Hi Rainer,
Thanks for the nice comments.
My small abstracts are basically for Daily Painters, but I actually make my living selling large work. It's on my regular website. www.NancyEckels.com
Sorry I don't speak German, but your English seems to be very good.
I know you must think I sound like a broken record...but another winner....one after the other you are churning them out...how do you DO THIS??? Amazing work!!
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