Acrylics By Theresa Gilbertson

Happy Friday!! So many new adventures this year that my blog has suffered. But I will try to keep painting and posting. Here's a painting, I just completed called freedom. I hope you enjoy. Thank you, Theresa

Never thought the start to 2018 it would take me this long to complete a painting again. Between three little ones under the age 5 it takes me forever to paint. But I wouldn't change it for the world. Hope you enjoy my new addition "Untitled" to my paintings. Thank you, Theresa

I know, I haven't posted in awhile but I've been very busy with many things which are slowly coming together. Here is one of the projects I had been working on for a Church the Corpus of Christ.  Which I finally finished adding details today. I'm so happy that everyone was pleased with the results of how he turned out.  I hope you enjoy the results as well. Thank you,  Theresa

Happy Tuesday! Here is my blog painting for the week. St Andre Bessette and St Joseph. Both two amazing saints which have amazing life stories if you have a chance to read about them.  Thank you, Theresa

Happy Wednesday everyone!! It feels like forever since I've posted. Summer is just way to busy to do everything in a week. But here is my latest painting done for a friend. Hope you enjoy St. Joseph and Baby Jesus. Thank you, Theresa

Happy Monday everyone! Here is my latest art piece "Wine" done on a old piece of barn wood. I thought for sure since it was such old wood, that I would  have to use lots of paint. But to my surprise it covered amazingly well. Have to say, I had lots of fun working with paint and wood so this might not be the last of wood paintings. Have a wonderful week! Thank you, Theresa

Well here's to the weekend, finishing my painting of Padre Pio. I'm sure some of you might be wondering what is on his hands and here is the challenge, research him type his name in and read his life story. Becoming a saint takes a lot can you even imagine how much he must of went through to become one. If you are wondering and have a few minutes to spare, google him and use the catholic.org address. Thank you, for visiting. Theresa