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Large Scale Drawings

Liz Kalloch | FINE ART

Large Scale Drawings

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Large Scale Drawings

Nearly, 2025, 8" x 8", mixed media on wood panel

Landmark, 2025, 8" x 8", mixed media on panel

Cleave, 2025, 10" x 10", mixed media on panel SOLD

Fallstreak, 2025, 10" x 10", mixed media on panel

Passage, 2025, 10" x 10", mixed media on panel

Betwixt, 2025, 18" x 24", mixed media on canvas

When the Body Knows, 2025, 30" x 40", mixed media on canvas

How to Breath Above Water, 2025, 36" x 36" acrylic on canvas

What the Body Remembers (Copy) — What the Body Remembers, 2023, 30” x 40”, acrylic on canvas

If Home is the Body (Copy) — If Home is the Body, 2023, 30” x 40”, acrylic on canvas

All the Things I Thought I Knew (Copy) — All the Things I Thought I Knew, 2021, 20" x 19", acrylic on paper

If Love is Fire (Copy) — Searching for the Comet, 2023, 24” x 24”, acrylic on canvas

Once Opened (Copy) — Once Opened, 2023, 18” x 18”, acrylic on canvas

Breakwater (Copy) — Breakwater, 2023, 5” x 5”, acrylic on board

First Light (Copy) — First Light, 2023, 5" x 5", acrylic on board

A small collection of my artwork has been hanging in the Ludwig medical building at WCGH for a few months now, and this is the last week it’ll be up.

The philanthropy department of WCGH and Pen Bay put out a call to local artists at the end of

Went to Karen Jelenfy’s opening last night at Triangle Gallery in Rockland and damn… her lush, dense paintings, her dreamy atmosphere’s, her in your face brushstrokes… and always her heart on her sleeve. The work is gorgeous

In a dream last night, my grandmother was telling me that a curved line was forgiveness, a straight line was thoughtful and a wavy line was for all my journeys. She told me all of this (and more, but I can’t remember the rest) while she was pou

A beginnings story.

In late 2020, a few months after arriving in Maine, I began making large scale drawings on Kraft paper with charcoal and the few pastels I could scrounge up. It was by necessity that I started these. First, the necessity of worki

Several of my large-scale drawings have made their way out of my studio and down the road to the Camden Public Library exhibit space. This is the first time I’m showing this art and I’m thrilled that it’s hanging with work by Allegr

A day in Calais to help install a mural by @peterwallsart = hard work, delightful conversation, a few OOPS, many laughs, and I learned more about the process of site specific art and it’s installation. Turning a bland, pretty industrial looking

When midway through a drawing and I look down. All the grains of color that have fallen away.

#experimentsindrawing #pastel #sketches

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