May 2010
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May featured artist
Beth Dunn
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Digital and graphic design artist, Beth Dunn, is the featured artist for May.  Beth enjoys using her computer to digitally manipulate images and photographs to create unique, colorful works of art.   Beth also spends her time creating graphics and advertising for companies and specialty businesses.
 
Read more about Beth's biography.

To see the complete collection of Beth's work on Cow Art and More, visit our specials page. 

How did you get started?

Click here to read Beth's answer on the Cow Art and More blog.

New Art

Fat Cat MugPainter Valerie D'Ortona has a new mug for her "Fat Cat" series of paintings.  Both Images are on the mug.  It is dishwasher and microwave safe.




Over the Moon

"Over the Moon" is mixed media artist, Elizabeth St. Hilaire Nelson, latest collage. The original piece is available also as open edition, giclee prints. 






Picture credits:
Top right: Fat Cat mug, image of the original watercolor on a ceramic mug
Lower left: "Over the Moon", mixed media collage 20 inches by 24 inches
Want to help select the next jewelry charm? 

Jewelry artist Kathy Swift is looking for your help in selecting the next jewelry charm!  Head over to the Cow Art and More Facebook page and leave a note on our wall with your suggestions.  Don't have a facebook account?  Send us an email to info@cowartandmore.com with your suggestions.  We will pick the top 3 and have a poll for readers to vote!
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In This Issue
Featured artist
New Art
Helpful Hints

May's recipe

Big Bacon Burger

Start off the summer grilling season with this burger recipe
 

Big Bacon Burger

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Five Places to Avoid Hanging Art

You've finally moved into your new home and have bought some art prints to decorate your walls. Well, finding places to hang art is easy. However there are certain places you should try to avoid hanging art for reasons of prolonging the life of the art print and also for the safety of your family members and visitors. This article will give you some pointers on places you should try to avoid hanging your art pieces if possible.


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Enjoy free shipping on all Beth Dunn art this month.  Click here to go to our SPECIALS page.  No coupon or promotional code necessary!
 
Offer Expires: May 31, 2010