6 x 6"oil on masonite
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Folks - I've begun working on a collection of paintings, about twenty, for a solo show that opens March 13th at the Morris & Whiteside Gallery. The tough part is, they won't be revealed until the date nears - I'm already bursting with anticipation. Meanwhile, my moments of Zen will come at the end of the day when I've finished a piece and let loose on a smaller panel. It gives me the chance to try out some ideas and play with the color combinations - it's very beneficial. And I'll do it as often as possible.
From Savannah, Georgia - tourists enjoying the sights while someone else does the driving.
From Savannah, Georgia - tourists enjoying the sights while someone else does the driving.
Loose and always looks perfect. I love the colors.
ReplyDeleteYour choice of subject and the way you present it is fascinating. I absolutely love the way you paint.
ReplyDeleteAlways an excellent observer of people. Best wishes on your show pieces too, it sounds like you're feeling good so that's a good sign!
ReplyDeleteAnd congratulations on Southwest Art mag cover with your Different Strokes by Different Folks blog YAY!
Fantastic color in this one. I loved seeing your art on the cover of American Artist's February issue - congratulations!!
ReplyDeleteI just had to come out of lurkersville and tell you what an artistic inspiration you are. I LOVE your style and handling of color! And what a wonderful color combo on this ... tangerine and turquoise (sounds like a great name for a band ... )
ReplyDeleteYou handle that monster project on DSFDF and you continue to paint wonderful gems of art and you STILL can write in whole sentances? wow...
ReplyDeleteAs always I love the way you convey a scene with seemingly so little detail!!
ReplyDeleteTERRIFIC!
Cool! Gorgeous colors - great 'moment', and as usual, great job!
ReplyDeleteIt will definitely be an exciting show! Can't wait to see all of your work!
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