E.S.Sharp

Why does painting on walls speak so strongly to me 🤗

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one day at the beach - camera @jakobderbruder

My 2025 Steamroll wood block print has returned to Houston after an extended exhibition at the Abrams Gallery . Happy that it made the deadline before I head to Colorado in June. A wonderful first Saturday opening exhibit, love talking with everyone, thrilled by those liking and taking home some of my work. Thankful for the opportunity and gracious offer by Artist Sharon Kopriva for these months At Redbud Gallery. This 3 ft x 5 ft wood block print is not framed, therefore is offered at a reduced price. Hope you have a chance to stop in during normal Gallery hours, you don’t want to miss Dave Clark’s show in the main gallery .

The wonderful thing about print making is you get to make many interpretations of the wood block, etching, or lino cut you created. My steamroller wood block print in color 🤗
5ft x 3 ft

Newest addition to my work at Redbud. Seclusion. Acrylic gouache and graphite, 35x 25 drawing

I have been working on a project
“ drawing on the wall ” a series of 5 drawings
5ft x3ft on REMOVEABLE wallpaper. Excited to reveal the first 5ft x 3ft drawing of leapord frogs called, The Outing .
Tomorrow March 7 at Redbud Gallery,
11th Street, Houston TX , 6 PM to 9 PM.
Or you can come see it during Gallery hours Tuesday through Saturdays noon to 5 PM .
So thankful for this opportunity At Redbud Gallery. In the space to the right between the smaller gallery and Sharon Kopriva’s studio.

My 5x3 woodcut print of the Canadian Geesewent to a wonderful home. The owl and hyssop filled in the empty space.
Thankful for this opportunity at Redbud

I invite you to stop into the Redbud Gallery on 11th Street to see a few of my prints, ink drawings and stain canvas . My work is located in the front of the building in a space between the smaller gallery on the right and Sharon Kopriva’s studio.
Redbud Art Center always has interesting exhibitions. At the opening this Saturday from 6 to 9 PM my large woodblock print of the Canadian geese found a loving forever home ❤️My work is available to see during Saturday openings and during all public gallery hours, Tuesday through Saturdays, noon to 5PM.

My inspiration has always been from our natural environment, to communicate the inner joy and peacefulness that an encounter with nature can bring.
I hope you have an opportunity to stop in and see some of my work.

The Steamroller Print opening at the Abraham Gallery, Plainview TX. So happy to be a part of this exhibition.

The Printroll exhibit travels to Plainview, TX 👍The Opening Reception
The Abraham Art Gallery
Saturday, January 31, 2026
(The Abraham Art Gallery is located on the Atrium level of the WBU Library & Mabee Learning Resource Center at 1900 W. 7th St.)

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🎶✨ Claude Debussy – Clair de Lune Original Disney animation 🎥 • Clair de Lune by Debussy is one of the most iconic compositions in classical music, known for its softness and ethereal beauty. What many don’t know is that Disney had a complete animation ready for this piece, which was excluded from Fantasia in 1940 due to the film’s excessive length. The piece was set aside, but its story didn’t end there. • In 1942, the Clair de Lune animation was finalized with vibrant colors and Technicolor photography, but once again, it was never released. In 1946, the sequence was edited and transformed into the famous Blue Bayou segment of Make Mine Music. Despite attempts to recreate the original animation over the years, earlier versions were thwarted due to the lack of animations and footage of Stokowski. • It wasn’t until 1992, when a nitrate copy of the original version was found, that Clair de Lune was fully reconstructed, finally allowing Walt Disney’s original vision to be revealed. Now, we can watch this animation, which had been hidden from the public for over 50 years, rediscovering its beauty and the charm of Debussy’s music with Disney’s magic. 🌙🎶 • 👉 Follow the page for more fascinating stories and interpretations of how classical music and animation can unite to create unforgettable experiences. • • • #classicalmusic #disney #debussy