The Stendhal Syndrome
I am familiar with the great French author Stendhal's novels--The Red and the Black, and The Charterhouse of Parma--having read them some years ago, but until I read an article in the online magazine The Point I'd…
~ ~ Thomas Hudson studio journal ~ ~
I am familiar with the great French author Stendhal's novels--The Red and the Black, and The Charterhouse of Parma--having read them some years ago, but until I read an article in the online magazine The Point I'd…
I thought I was going to finish The Woman in the Purple Boots a few days ago but wasn't able to. After letting the last work dry thoroughly, I finished it today in a short…
It took awhile for Parade to get going. The ground is nonabsorbent and I fought it during the first several sessions. I still don't like it but it's starting to cook with gas now. Another…
I've written before about the various methods used to transfer designs to canvas or other surfaces. There are three ways to do it: projector, grid, or cartoon. Typically, I use grids. Grids can handle any scale and I like…
I finished Keith Standing in Front of a Painting of Himself quickly this morning and grew excited. I thought I'd also be able to finish The Girl in the Purple Boots today (you can see the…
I had to laugh when I read this article in the Independent. The story is about the group calling themselves Renoir Sucks protesting in front of Boston's Museum of Fine Arts. Renoir Sucks' main tenant is, well, that…
I've written before about my oil medium. I wasn't exaggerating when I wrote that my medium, one I've used for years, is the result of many, many trials. I haven't used every possible medium, of course,…
I worked the last two days on The Woman in the Purple Boots. This morning I thought I could finish it today but I wasn't able to. Except for the right-most figure, the painting is…
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