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Solo Show!
The paintings below can be viewed at
Trilogy Sanctuary
7650 Girard Ave. #400 La Jolla, CA 92037
Show ends Oct. 31st 2019
The paintings are in the restaurant, in the yoga area and in the stairway in-between
The painting shown here is "Joe Caldera with Earth"
For the story of this painting, please click on the image.
This painting has been sold
The following paintings will be included in the Trilogy Sanctuary Show on Sept. 21st
The Following High Quality Giclee Print will also be available
Trilogy Sanctuary
Trilogy Sanctuary
The Following paintings were painted after intuitive readings done by Wanda to connect with a persons Angels and Guides. They were done as commissions . Read more about that by clicking the link below: "Intuitive Readings". If you are interested in having Wanda do this for you. Please click on the "Contact Wanda" link at the bottom of this page.
Wanda's paintings have won numerous awards. Here are a few:
"Lost In The Music"
Awarded "Honorable Mention" by award winning artist, Stan Goudy.
This was at the February 2019 show at the San Diego Watercolor Society.
This painting also won the "Peoples Choice Award" at the same show.
The Painting has been SOLD and now lives in New Jersey.
High quality Giclee prints are available and will be included in the Trilogy Sanctuary Show on Sept. 21st.
"Embracing the Light" was awarded jurors commendation at the
November 2018 show of the San Diego Watercolor Society.
The juror, awarding artist, Joan McKasson, stated she liked the composition and the way it moved the viewers eye around the painting. She also enjoyed the strong use of line.
This painting has been SOLD
High quality Giclee embellished prints are available.
"Connection" won the first place award at the 2017 August Show of the San Diego Watercolor Society.
Comments by the Juror, Richard Hawk:
"This painting has a surreal approach that is evocative of some of the best legacy of surrealism that has been done in the past yet it is new to me. It looks like nothing I have seen before. And it is a highly narrative painting.There is a story there and tremendous emotion. I think there is expression in both of the faces that is really good. And I think the limited pallet is gutsy in this particular painting."
Richard Hawk is an award winning, accomplished artist. His artworks hang in private and public collections around the world and have appeared in scores of exhibitions and galleries: hawkstudio.com
Comments by the Juror, Richard Hawk:
"This painting has a surreal approach that is evocative of some of the best legacy of surrealism that has been done in the past yet it is new to me. It looks like nothing I have seen before. And it is a highly narrative painting.There is a story there and tremendous emotion. I think there is expression in both of the faces that is really good. And I think the limited pallet is gutsy in this particular painting."
Richard Hawk is an award winning, accomplished artist. His artworks hang in private and public collections around the world and have appeared in scores of exhibitions and galleries: hawkstudio.com
“Anticipated Arrival” Mixed Media
Second Place San Diego Water Color Society June 2017.
Wanda's painting was given the honor by award-winning artist, Craig Anderson.
According to Anderson:
"You can just look at this painting and imagine that the woman is thinking about five hundred thousand things and especially about her child that’s going to be born. Usually greens don’t work with flesh but I think this is really done well. I love that even though it's a cooler painting,
you feel warm just looking at it.
I think it’s because of the accents and highlights in the face.
I love all the mystery in the background and the texture on the sleeve.
It tells a story and makes me feel like I’m rooting for her. It’s just really done well."
Second Place San Diego Water Color Society June 2017.
Wanda's painting was given the honor by award-winning artist, Craig Anderson.
According to Anderson:
"You can just look at this painting and imagine that the woman is thinking about five hundred thousand things and especially about her child that’s going to be born. Usually greens don’t work with flesh but I think this is really done well. I love that even though it's a cooler painting,
you feel warm just looking at it.
I think it’s because of the accents and highlights in the face.
I love all the mystery in the background and the texture on the sleeve.
It tells a story and makes me feel like I’m rooting for her. It’s just really done well."
"Aquatica" won second place at the "Top 100 Show" at Gallery 23 in Balboa Park in San Diego.
The show ran the month of March 2017.
The show ran the month of March 2017.