2014 Emory Village, Atlanta, by Laura G Sweeney
2015 Emory Village, Atlanta, by Laura G Sweeney
2014, Emory Village, Atlanta, by Laura Gael Sweeney
2003, Emory Village, Atlanta, by Laura G Sweeney
2014, Emory Village, Atlanta, by Laura Gael Sweeney
2005, Emory Village, Atlanta, by Laura G Sweeney
1980 Oil on Canvas, Atlanta, Georgia, by Laura G Williams
2015, Piemonte, Italia, Glass Art Fusion by the name of "Carnevale," fused by Pierangelo Tosi according to a design by Laura Gael Sweeney.
We can make a custom design and fuse it in glass.
2013, Emory Village, Atlanta, by Laura G Sweeney
2014, Emory Village, Atlanta, by Laura G Sweeney
2003, Emory Village, Atlanta, Georgia, by Laura Gael Sweeney
c. 2005, Emory Village, Atlanta, Georgia, by Laura G Sweeney
2014 Digital Collage of Laura with her art
2003, Emory Village, Atlanta, Celtic Faery Plate by Laura Gael Sweeney, prototype for "Brighid, Keeper of the Celtic Hearth"
2003, Emory Village, Atlanta, Detail of a Faery Face by Laura G Sweeney
2005, Toco Hills, Atlanta, Mermaid Mosaic by Laura G Sweeney
c. 2013, Toco Hills, Atlanta, Rain Dance by Laura G Sweeney
1978, Winston Salem, North Carolina, N.C. School of the Arts, by Laura Williams
1990 Weirton, West Virginia, by Laura G Sweeney
c. 2013, Toco Hills, Atlanta, Collage with Typography, by Laura G Sweeney
1990, West Liberty, West Virginia, by Laura G Sweeney
2005, Toco Hills, Atlanta, Georgia, illustration from "Brighid, Keeper of the Celtic Hearth" by Laura Gael Sweeney
c. 2013, Toco Hills, Atlanta, ink drawing of "Cuteness" imagination of Laura G Sweeney
c. 2013 Toco Hills, Atlanta, Georgia, by Laura G Sweeney
c. 2013, Toco Hills, Atlanta, Georgia, by Laura G Sweeney
1977, Asheville, North Carolina, by Laura Williams
c. 2005, Dublin, Ireland, by Laura Gael Sweeney
c. 2005, Toco Hills, Atlanta, Mosaic by Laura G Sweeney
2015, Tucker, Georgia, digital art by Laura G Sweeney
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2015, Digital art made with crayons, pens, and apps. By Laura G Sweeney. Click on the photo to see it larger.
Three drawings that my daughter Carmen made in 9th-grade art class.
