Brass Instruments

Recent Work

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  Stanley Tuba II by leystan

  angora kitty discovers a comfy place to sit.

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  Stanley Tuba I by leystan

  angora kitty searches for music.

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  Plum Dandy by MelDavies

  Digital painting based on original ink on paper image.

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  Carnivale by Elizabeth Moore Golding

  This is an acrylic painting on canvas 100×70x4cms. I think this painting represents the colour and movement which you would see at an event like a carnival or parade. Please note: The original of this painting is for sale at www.lizmooregolding.com

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  Defining Jazz T-shirt by Sharon K. Shubert

  T-shirt designed with my digital art of the same titled; one in my ongoing music series. Inspired by the musical influences in my lifetime, growing up in a musical family and being married to a multi-talented musician who plays more instruments than I can count! lol…..just kidding, but it’s a lot! Also available as a PRINT!

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  Glorious! T-shirt by Sharon K. Shubert

  Designed using my digital art work in my ongoing music series.

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  Jazzy Night by Sharon K. Shubert

  BEST VIEWED LARGE to see details. A jazzy digital piece to add to my musical themed art series I’ve been working on for a week or so. Here’s how it looks printed on CANVAS…very large prints are available!

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  The Silver Valve by Kathy Parker

  This is the last shot in my trumpet/musical series that I have done for a friend. I have loved doing these shots and loved the way they have turned out and it has inspired me to look beyond the usual portrait and landscape shots that I do and stretch my imagination further to things a little LESS done. Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28 with close up conversion lens / ISO 100, f/2.8, exposure 100, focal length 5mm

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  Defining Jazz by Sharon K. Shubert

  BEST VIEWED LARGE. :) One in my musical themed series I’ve been working on this past week. Inspired by the music in my life. I grew up in a musical family and get-togethers and/or holidays were often spent singing in the living room with various family members playing instruments. I’m sure the neighbors enjoyed it as well. :) Here’s how it looks matted & framed: / Also available printed on a T-shirt! What a great gift for the jazz fan! :)

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  Heraldry Trumpet by Ken Powers

  I found the design of this early heraldry trumpet (also known as a Buisine) to be very visually appealing and decided to paint it. I tried to accentuate the banner part of the horn in the image. It was painted using 18th century reproduction watercolor paint and Noodler’s Brown Ink on Arches 140# paper. /

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  Keyed Trumpet by Ken Powers

  This is a painting of an old trumpet from the late 18th century. It is unusual in that it has pads and keys much like a saxophone would have. Obviously later variations of the horn moved to a valve system. It was painted using Noodler’s Brown ink and Rublev 18th century reproduction watercolor paint on Arches 140# cold-pressed paper. /