This portrait of Captain Phil Harris of The Deadliest Catch fame was Painted by Texas Hill Country Portrait Artist Juli Koroly

Captain Phil Harris

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It has been five years since  Captain Phil Harris died. He was a wonderful character full of life and and I had become an avid fan as did many. I did this portrait as a remembrance.

"Ode to Pablo" the first place winner done for a monthly contest of CFAI.co

January Artist Showdown Winners

Pablo Picasso Inspiration

First Place

Juli A. Koroly

"Unknown"

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I belong to an online group of artists who In addition to showing our work  have a monthly contest, We are given a  subject each month and the month to post three entries . This year each month we will honor a well known artists of the past,  January the subject  was to produce a painting that echoed the work of Pablo Picasso. I was delighted when I was notified that I had won 1st place. My painting was inspired by the hundreds of children’s portrait that he did in his life time.

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"Shining Through"
12x12
$125.00
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This 12x12 acrylic is accented with metallic paint that sets the cross off and gives the painting a dramatic effect.

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A pastel portrait "Daughter of Chief Seattle" by Texas Hill Country Artist Juli Koroly

"Princess Angeline"
10 X 12
Available on my Etsy site

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My inspiration for this portrait was a fascinating lady who for years was seen walking the streets of Seattle. She was the oldest daughter of Chief Seattle and was know by and a favorite of the people of the  city. There remains a small collection of photos of her. I was able to study them and found her face so full of character that I could not resist painting it.

This acrylic "Balanced Chaos"was painted by Texas Hill Country Artist Juli Koroly

Balanced Chaos 10
48x36 acrylic
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This piece was such a joy to paint! I put on my music and worked around it in the style of Jackson Pollock. I used several kinds of texture medium to give it a dimensional appearance.