This is "Wrapping Paper," 16 x 12", oil on panel.
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Making and thinking about visual art
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September
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- Sorry for the low frequency of posts lately
- Bottle of oil and blue glass
- Renaissance layering
- Another Ireland photo.
- How to get oil paint to dry quickly
- Online workshop: Renaissance Italian painting
- Jacob Collins
- Pigments, paints, and color mixing wheels
- Latest in the "stuff stuck on the wall" series
- Politics
- A photo take in Waltham, Massachusetts on the Char...
- Technorati ProfileI'm having trouble getting Techn...
- More on color
- Update on Robert Doak
- Miles Mathis
- Can we talk about color?
- Three ways to use oil painting mediums
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4 comments:
Very cool stuff, I'm still amazed at the volume of talent here in new England. I stumbled across your blog through Jeff hayes blog. I love the painting of the boots hanging and I admire your curiosity and experimental nature. Glad i found your sight.
I'll check back from time-to-time.
All the best,
Todd
Thanks, Todd. I notice you studied with Dennis Cheaney at the New England Realist Art Center. I did as well, though so far as I know we've never met.
I appreciate very much the time and great carein your writing as well as your painting. I'm impressed that alimited palette of colors can be used so effectively to create a simple and evocative design. It is restfull and compels one to further meditation upon it.Beginnig again after a very long hiatus from painting and finding your blog is a goldmine.
Thanks again.
Thanks, Samohtra. I appreciate the kind comments.
Good luck with getting back into painting.
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