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Wisteria Westy 36″ x 36″
Hike To The Bench, Fiscalini Preserve, Cambria 20 x 60
Parrot Tulips 18 x 36
Boys On The Rock, Stewart’s Cove, Carmel 36 x 36
Charlie Loves The Orange Bowl 12 x 12
Pink Wingtips 24 x 24
Swing In The Tulip Tree, San Luis Obispo 36 x 36
Pink Orchids and Red Chinese Box 30 x 48
Paul’s Dry Cleaners 18″ x 36″ 
Ten ’til Two 30″ x 40″ 
Cat Nap 24″ x 36″
Upwelling 48″ x 48″
Cliff House, Pismo Beach, California 20″ x 60″ 
Green Oriental Roof 18″ x 36″ 
Rusty Survivor 30″ x 48″
Orange Typhoon 30″ x 40″
Yellow Stingray 30″ x 40″
Stardust 36″ x 36″
Porteur On The Porch 30″ x 40″
Manuel’s Liquor 24 x 48
Water Dog 15 x 60
Blue House, Johnson Street 24 x 24
Carmel Fog 15 x 60
Happy Tricycle 36″ x 36″
Eric’s Skiptooth 30″ x 48″
Sears From Austria 30″ x 48″
Flanders Bicycle 30″ x 40″
Morning Commute 24″ x 24″
Mixte and Rover 36″ x 36″
Ah Louis Store, San Luis Obispo 36″x36″
Summer Hollyhocks 30″ x 40″
Morning at the Edgewater 30 x 40
Jeepster, Santa Margarita 36″x36″
Sober Boaters 30″ x 15″
Red Poppies, Pismo Street 30″ x 40″
Barnsdall Oil, Goleta 36″x48″
Tower, Santa Margarita Ranch 30″x 40″
San Simeon Schoolhouse 24″x12″
Griffith Observatory at Night 33″x27″
Power Plant, Morro Bay 36″x36″
Templeton Feed and Grain 40″ x 30″
San Juan Batista Mission 30″x48″
Victor The Florist, Santa Barbara 24″x30″
Pismo Motel 30″x24″
Palm Apartments, San Luis Obispo 24″x30″
Miramar Court, Pismo Beach 36″x36″
A Bike Called Sally. 5′x4′
Eric’s Bike 36″x24″
Happy Girl’s Bike 30″x24″
Blue House, Johnson Avenue 24″ x 24″
Cypress House, Los Osos 36″x18″
Turquoise and Red House, Buchon Street 36″x24″
Red House, Pismo Street. 48″x30″
Turquoise House, Toro St. 36″x24″
Pink House, Cayucos 48″x24″
Last House in Cayucos 30″x24″
High Street Poinsettias 36″x24″
Lilac House, Buchon Street 48″x30″
Red Porch, Mendocino 20″x24″
White House, Chorro Street 48“x36″
Lunchtime, Cat and Bird 30″x48″
Crows, Penny Lane 36″x18″
Peeping Tom 24″ x 24″
Br’er Rabbit-in-the-Box 20″ x 24″
Crows and Persimmons 24″x24″
Library Chair 24″x24″
Trailer Wreck 48″x24″
Waiting For The Next Race, Inyo Kern 48″x30″
Open Fuel Drags, Inyo Kern 60″x48″
Weber Cams, Inyo Kern 60″x48″
Motor Monarchs, Santa Maria 60″x48″ To read more about this painting, click here.
Harley Springer, Santa Maria Airport 60″x48″
East West Ranch, Cambria 36″x36″
Fort Bragg, California 20″x9″
Old Faithful, Yosemite 15×30″
Peaceful Trees, Northern California 30″x40″
Morro Rock, Morro Bay 15″x30″
8th Hole, Dairy Creek Golf Course 24″ x 20″
Sneakers 24″x24″
Water 20″x16″
Datura (Angel Trumpets) 30″x40″
Tulips and Blue Willow 30″x24″
Kim said:
Cynthia, we purchased The Jeepster painting this weekend from Leslie.
Let us know if you are showing any where else.
We love our painting!
Looking forward to one day meeting you,
Kim and Ric Mejia
cynthiameyerart said:
Awesome! Thank you! Glad it’s going to a good home!
Next show’s coming up in early October, during the Plein Aire Festival in San Luis Obispo. Check back with the web site in Fall for details! See you then? Cynthia
Dee Mc Donough said:
Any possibility that you will be showing in the SF Bay ARea in 2013? I love your work.
Dee Mc Donough said:
Also, do you have prints of your work for purchase. I loved many in your portfolio but they were already sold (i.e., Tulips & Blue Willow and Datura).
cynthiameyerart said:
Hi Dee,
I’m staying pretty local lately. No plans for SF so far, but you never know…
cynthiameyerart said:
Sadly, the two paintings you’re interested in were never photographed. I’ve been better about archiving my recent work though, and can make prints of some pieces. Just let me know if something else strikes your fancy.
Bernie said:
Cynthia, great body of work! I really liked the bungalow paintings. I’m sorry I can’t be there for the Open Studios Art Tour. I still have family up there, so I’ll time it better for next year. I particularly liked Trailer Wreck it captures the desert highways real well. However, your paintings remind me so much of why SLO is a wonderful place to live.
SLO Class of 1977,
Bernie
cynthiameyerart said:
Thanks, Bernie!
Sorry you can’t live in SLO. I had to move away a few times over the years, for work. I think that’s why I appreciate the Central Coast so much now. (Growing up, I thought it was safe and BORING)!
Cynthia