In the next few days, you'll see several new paintings inspired from my road trip thru Lancaster, Pennsylvania - where the Amish call home. This young mother and her children stand beside their new spring garden.
Karin, this is my favorite yet. Of course, being a "Lancaster" myself (great maternal grandfather), even ups the ante a bit! LOL This is beautifully done. I too wish I had 1/2 your talent. Heck! I'd be happy with an 1/8th of it!
I enjoy viewing your artwork! My sons and brother in law are all artist (one son is a glassblower.) I love your new painting of the Amish family! Beautiful!
Beautiful painting. I can't wait to see Amish country on my road trip. It's wonderful to have a vehicle of self-expression and reflection while traveling. Looking forward to seeing more...
I just saw your site while browsing. Your work is great. I began painting when I retired and love it so much I paint almost every day. Someday I'll start posting pictures.
Karin, I am new to blogging, but encountered your work in late April at a gallery in Asheville, NC. Love your fresh, clean coloration and spare but active brushwork. This series on the Amish is lovely, and I especially admired your paintings of people admiring works in museums/galleries. I also learned about your DSFDF challenge, and plan to participate in this fun idea.
4 x 4"
I'm looking forward to seeing this new series!
ReplyDeletevery well executed. And I loved your last post.
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful! I love your work. I wish I had half of your talent.
ReplyDeletegreat brushwork. As usual.
ReplyDeleteKarin, this is my favorite yet. Of course, being a "Lancaster" myself (great maternal grandfather), even ups the ante a bit! LOL This is beautifully done. I too wish I had 1/2 your talent. Heck! I'd be happy with an 1/8th of it!
ReplyDeleteAmish culture is very interesting. Looking forward to seeing your road trip !
ReplyDeleteHi, i'm from Brasil, i loved yours pictures. i'm a painting too.
ReplyDeleteParabéns!!
um grande abraço
Stunning! You really captured a feeling in this one. I can't wait to see more.
ReplyDeleteI just came across your blog from the eblogger reading list and your paintings really mesmerize me. Wish i can paint like you...
ReplyDeleteJust discovered your blog and must say your work is beautiful! Thank you for sharing it as it gives me inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy viewing your artwork! My sons and brother in law are all artist (one son is a glassblower.) I love your new painting of the Amish family! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting. I can't wait to see Amish country on my road trip. It's wonderful to have a vehicle of self-expression and reflection while traveling. Looking forward to seeing more...
ReplyDeleteSo delightful Karin! I eagerly await each new painting/series. You are most inspiring.
ReplyDeletelove the brush work. great texture.
ReplyDeleteI grew up in Lancaster. I came to this picture and it reminded me of home.
ReplyDeleteI really like your work. Thanks to you, I'm more inspired in art than I was before. =]
ReplyDeleteso beautiful :D visit back
ReplyDeleteI just saw your site while browsing. Your work is great. I began painting when I retired and love it so much I paint almost every day. Someday I'll start posting pictures.
ReplyDeleteKarin, I am new to blogging, but encountered your work in late April at a gallery in Asheville, NC. Love your fresh, clean coloration and spare but active brushwork. This series on the Amish is lovely, and I especially admired your paintings of people admiring works in museums/galleries. I also learned about your DSFDF challenge, and plan to participate in this fun idea.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy the lighting on this. very beautiful.
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