Artist Elizabeth G Fagan says working with color one of the joys of her craft. Her freshly updated Primary Colors include chic neutrals and boho jewel tones.
Tag: June
June sees the official start of Summer, but temperatures in the Great Lakes region normally remain Springlike. Average high 72°F, low 57°F. Vying with May for the wettest month, June’s 8 days of rain can bring the first thunderstorms of Summer.
Byron
Byron, 8″x8″ Artist and life-long animal lover Elizabeth G Fagan aims to spread compassion for our fellow creatures on planet Earth. “At the county fair, Byron the Llama was a crowd favorite!” says Fagan. Contact […]
Tommy
Tommy, 8″x10″ “All creatures deserve our respect,” says Fagan. “Tommy the Ram gently eats corn from an outstretched hand,” says Fagan. “He’s a great addition to farmhouse décor.” Contact Fagan for purchase options. Contact Elizabeth […]
Great Lakes Trance
Great Lakes Trance, 11″x14″ “A Great Lake is a massive wilderness that’s different every day, every season,” says artist Elizabeth G Fagan. “Sometimes Lake Michigan is simply a horizontal line—the point at which air meets […]
Pond Patrol
Pond Patrol, 20″x30″ “All creatures deserve our respect,” says Fagan. “Red-Winged Blackbirds can be fiercely territorial. One bird dive-bombed my head at Millennium Park in downtown Chicago,” says Fagan. Contact Fagan for purchase options. Contact […]
Head Up, Shoulders Back
Head Up, Shoulders Back It’s circa 2000s, I am circa 40s, and I’m learning how to walk again. My physical therapist has a keen eye for a hanging head, slouching shoulders, weak abs, a protruding […]
Bright Lake Rocks
Bright Lake Rocks, 8″x10″ & 16″x20″ High surf on the Great Lakes leaves behind an unending supply of rounded stones. “I am kind of a rock nerd,” says artist Elizabeth G. Fagan. “My favorites are […]
Outdoor Edibles
June Little stirs our Wisconsin hearts the way first glimpses of green do each spring. Soon our minds wander to yards, to gardens—and to sojourns in Wisconsin’s wild places. To those who are lucky, careful, […]
Lake Michigan's Left Coast 