In the studio 8/30/15
My kids are used to seeing themselves in paintings. I use them as models a lot, although less these days than previously. Painting children is challenging and can easily lead to kitsch. There are always…
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My kids are used to seeing themselves in paintings. I use them as models a lot, although less these days than previously. Painting children is challenging and can easily lead to kitsch. There are always…
I finished Taking Note this morning. This was my 15th session with the 42" x 56" oil. I don't know the sitter. She is (I think) on the staff of the Cleveland Museum of Art.…
Jane and Keith Aboard the Betty Jane is 4' x 5'. I've only had a few painting sessions so it's just now shareable. I think you can get a sense of what it's about. Paintings…
I still have more sessions on The Photographer ahead of me, but I getting to the finishing stages. Some things went smoothly straightaway, others less so. Simple designs have to get some things just right.…
I finished the painting I wrote about in my last post. Main Street II is a 40" x 56" oil.
I put my mind to finishing Main Street II yesterday. You get in that groove where everything goes clickety-clack smooth and all problems become trivial and melt away. You know that groove? 12 hours yesterday and back…
This is the first time I've shown Break. Break is 40" x 50" and I've had four painting sessions. Break is another of my Playhouse Square series. The painting in the background, Euclid Avenue II,…
Three Women is coming along slowly. Previously, I titled it VW Bug and later Three Young Women. Now it's just Three Women--original, I know. [caption id="attachment_5292" align="aligncenter" width="500"] The unfinished 'Three Women' on the easel[/caption]…
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