McSherry Weber Studio

                    To Walk in Beauty
   To Share Joy, Love and Thoughtfulness.
         To Strive Towards Virtue, Goodness and Order.
These concepts continue to surface midst this chaos called life.  I, McSherry Weber, was born in 1955 to a couple of art collectors who surrounded my young life with a variety of exciting human expression. Abstract oil paintings, water color, mosaics, Navajo rugs, pottery and Kachina dolls were in their collection.
For over a decade I was spending much of my time as a potter; making plates, mugs, bowls and wall art.  The glass art of Dale Chihuly inspired me to make large clay flowers to hang on the wall.  In turn the large flowers I made with clay inspired me to create a picture of a woman to wear one of these flowers behind her ear. 
I am currently actively studying Textiles and Painting and enjoy the combination.  


  

                                            Four by Five Feet Mixed Media
                      I know what I intended here and I know what I see
                                               What do you see here? 


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                                                              WALKING AWAY
                           In the beginning of 2019 I decided to create four 5ft x 4ft Pieces
                                                    This gal is leaving, Oh yea!



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                                                                Red Diane
                                      I love Diane so much that I made her larger
                                              36" x 24" Acrylic on canvas   2019

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Black and White Monolith
36" x 24" Mixed media on canvas
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Goddess of Fortune
2 panels 24" x 36" mixed media
She spreads wealth upon us all.  She reminds us that what we say with our voice is who we are.  The blue chakra represents our voice to the world.  As I as painting the blue in her, I kept reflecting on hour our voice is a large part of how others perceive us.  Our voice is also how we hear who we are.  Our voice declares our intention to ourselves and the world.  Our voice shapes our lives
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Tornadoes and Martinis
24" x 36" acrylic on canvas
Inspired by the Tornado of 2011 that ripped out
the tops of many of our 150 year old pecan trees.
​This is one of two pictures, made to hang side by side.
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Tornadoes and Martinis  -  partner piece
​24" x 36" acrylic on canvas
This is the second of the two pieces and can be hung on either side of the first piece.
Do you see the fem-fatal on the barstool? I think she had more than one martini.
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Sexy Pear Tree
24" x 36" acrylic on canvas, pallet knife and brush.
She reminds be of a grand dame making her entrance.
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Radioactive
Two 12" x 36" acrylic, pallet knife on canvas.
A lot of energy here!
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Monolith #1
30" x 40" acrylic pallet knife on canvas.
The beginning of the monolith series, evoking the question: What is underneath?
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I was recently informed that the previous name of this piece was misleading and that I should let the viewer decide
30" x 40" acrylic, pallet knife on canvas
2018
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The Big Dipper
18" x 24" Ice Dyed Fringe, canvas and cardboard
Reminiscent of the Roaring 20's
Ice dyed fringe
2018

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Over The Loveseat
12" x 36" acrylic palette knife on canvas

Self Portrait
30" x 40"  mixed media on canvas
created especially so the large green ceramic flower could accompany 

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Triple Brown Imagination
24" x 36"  Acrylic on  board
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Purple Diane
16" x 20" acrylic on canvas
​2018
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FAVORITE
24' x 36" acrylic on canvas
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Dark Lavendar Imagination
17" x 17" Acrylic on canvas
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