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Points of View 13x21 Acrylic on Canvas H

HLH ART

The world of HLH Art is vibrant, playful, and quirky.  Heather Humbert loves telling stories and exploring the beauty and whimsy of life through art.  Her favorite muses include awkwardly posed toys, people pulling faces, and animals preening and posturing, creating a surprisingly voyeuristic experience.  Heather also loves the challenge of exploring new and unique inspiration with periodic dips into cityscapes, monsters, landmarks, and more.  Check back often for new work, open studio dates and fun.  

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Photo Credit Jeff Newcomer

Toys are a time capsule of our youth and memories.  I love painting toys for the color, the nostalgia and the whimsy. 

Flowers are small, delicate and pretty therefore I like to paint them much larger than life, abstracting them.  Like most of my other subjects, I am drawn to the color, the shapes and the textures of flowers.

A Snapshot of Tangible Memories 13x21 Ac

RECENT NEWS

Coming up

11  / 04 /  2022-11  / 06 /  2022

11  / 18 /  2022-11  / 20 /  2022

Fall Open Studio Events

In November join me  for TWO full weekends of studio events.  If you have yet to visit my studio, you are in for a treat!  My studio is housed in a 14-building complex that was the historic home to the General Mills research laboratories for the first half of the 20th century. This space saw the birth of household favorites like Cheerios, Kix and Wheaties. Another feature Artblok can boast is the first Skyway in Minnesota. This building is home to 25+ photographers, printmakers, sculptors, painters, fiber, glass, and ceramic artists. As you visit the studio spaces, be sure to look for laboratory remains from the late 1960s!

I will be debuting lots of new work as well as earrings and new for 2022: cards!

I look forward to chatting art over wine or tea!  Cheers!

 

November 4-6, 2022

November 18-20, 2022

 

Friday: 5-10 p.m.

Saturday: Noon-8 p.m.

Sunday: Noon-5 p.m.

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