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Learning to paint plein air: materials
I been going outdoors to paint plein air again this summer, both as a teacher and just for fun. Therefore, I’m also a student, trying to improve. I thought I’d share what I take with me. Today I’ll show my … Continue reading
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Tagged How to paint landscapes, landscape painting, painting, painting lessons
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Thinking About A Painting From 28 Years Ago
A few weeks ago I received an email from a woman who, with her husband, bought a painting of mine, Violet Dawn (below), from the Peyton Wright Gallery in Santa Fe, NM, dated 1991. So, it would have been purchased in … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract, acrylic paint, arts, How to create textures and patterns with acrylic, painting
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More WorkShop-Talk
This blog is about what to expect at the workshops. First of all, please bring your own painting gear, including a pad of canvas paper, Or 6-10 extra canvas boards or used canvases. The point will be to practice so … Continue reading
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Schedule for workshops
I will be teaching a series of 5 Weekend Workshops this Spring: April 27/28: Shapes into Forms: Learning to see shapes (2D) and develop them into forms (3D), blending and shading May 4/5: Composition … Continue reading
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Spring Workshops
My horoscope told me yesterday that I should be more communicative, that to attract more people to my business I need to broadcast more. Since I and my accountant want me to teach more and sell more, I may as … Continue reading
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The value of sketching
{*I found this beginning of a post in my draft folder and decided to work with it. However, in full disclosure I’m not sure I’m the author, except for the caption with “drawing 2015.” And I don’t know who the … Continue reading
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Loving “Loving Vincent”
On Friday night we had friends over to watch the Oscar nominated animation “Loving Vincent”. I recommend it. A true labor of love, over 100 artists worked for several years to create an absolutely amazing film. Before I saw the … Continue reading
TC Cannon at the PEM
This past weekend Rosemary and I went to the Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) to see the TC Cannon and the Georgia O’Keefe exhibits. I loved it and am really glad I saw it. I knew that Cannon was a … Continue reading
Open Studios 2017
Waltham Mill Artists Open Studios is November 4th & 5th this year, and for this year I will have an assistant, the young and beautiful Iryna Khomenko in my place. Yes, I will be gone but the studio will be … Continue reading
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The show goes on @ Gallery Voyeur
The exhibit that Rosemary and I have up in Provincetown right now – “Side By Side” is the title of the show – was originally scheduled to run to Aug 31 but has now been extended through Sept 5. If you know … Continue reading
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