Melanie Hickerson Art
A GOODBYE KISS
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Welcome to my Blog. My adventure in 21st century. - Melanie Hickerson
Sunday, August 2, 2026
ICE DANCING WITH MIGRANTS
There is an article in the New Yorker about this new color discovered or invented called "Olo". Science says that people can't see it. There is a lot that people can't see! I love color and one thing I have noticed is that people (non-visual-artists) cannot identify so very much of the color available in this world!! This is a new painting with layers of glazes and mixes of color. This photograph of painting is limited.
Sunday, July 5, 2026
SURREPTITIOUS WEBSITE!!
Mr Frank Force took the exhibit of The Peoples Gallery at City Hall and made an online catalog.
HTTPS://killedbyapixel.github.io/PeoplesGallery
Here is my page
https://killedbyapixel.github.io/PeoplesGallery/#artist/mj-hickerson
Saturday, June 27, 2026
BEE, FISH AND FLOWERS
Painting a fish foreshortened from the front was more of challenge than expected. Flowers need and feed some lovely bugs! Postcards are great for practice, practice, practice.
Thursday, June 25, 2026
POSTCARDS, HOME MADE
I cut some matboard scraps into the regulation size of the U. S. postoffice - 6" x 4.25". It is fun making postcards. Maybe I will do some political ones. Or, at least current events?
Saturday, June 13, 2026
THE BUTTERFLIES ARE CONTINUING
After they rest and sometimes even exhibited, I suddenly see!! Oh then a brilliant continuation, improvement!
Sunday, June 7, 2026
WITH A DRAGONFLY, BIRDS AND MEMORIES
One of my paintings in the TELL ME A STORY exhibit won second prize. There is money associated with this prize which I will get when the exhibit is over and I pick up the painting...If it doesn't sell...!! It's a winner!
On the figure's shoulder there is a red dragonfly AND the shell of a cicada. These two images together refer to someone who has passed on.
Friday, May 8, 2026
BUTTERFLIES, MEMORIES AND A LITTLE MUSIC
I am glad that these 3 paintings are going to Round Rock Penrose Theatre Gallery. They will be there until July in an exhibit called TELL ME A STORY.
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