Polishing up a Few Paintings
As I plan for the solo show at CACHE in autumn, there are a handful of paintings that I want to improve. Finesse. Polish. Tweak.
As I plan for the solo show at CACHE in autumn, there are a handful of paintings that I want to improve. Finesse. Polish. Tweak.
By the time you are reading this, I hope to be on a flight to Texas. The way flights get cancelled these days, who knows?
Maybe. Maybe not. However, I am heading to Texas tomorrow*, and when I return, I think the green in Three Rivers will be finished, or
For 30 years, I have been helping people learn to draw. The classes are small: 4-8 people together for an hour per week, each one
Another beautiful spring day, accompanied by the desire to just be outside and pull weeds. Nope. It’s a workday, chica. But wait! There’s an eclipse!
I sure do know how to stretch a story out. . . have you noticed how many people use the cliché “long story short”, and
The Minnesota customer replied quickly and thoroughly to my inquiry about the two different versions of the cabin. I couldn’t tell if there were actually
Which of the three sketches of a Minnesota cabin did the two sisters choose? They chose A! (The exclamation mark is because that was the
Drawing cabins in pencil is the way I started my art business. Now I spend 90% of my artmaking time as an oil painter, so
Tall narrow canvases with oil paintings of Sequoia trees sell steadily, so I paint them steadily. Sentinel Tree, 6×18″, $165 This one is modeled after