I decided this one is finished, except for all the busy extras like painting the edges, adding a wire to the back, titling, photographing, drying, entering into inventory, on and on and on.
18×36, Honeymoon Cabin in Mineral King, oil on wrapped canvas, price not yet determined because I never paint this big and haven’t done the math yet. (Want to make me an offer?? “Special deal, for you only, today! No JCPenney junk!”, as spoken by a vendor to me in Tijuana back in the 1980s.)
I started another one, this time 24×24″.
Any guesses? Good luck. It’s upside down.
The most difficult part about this one will be making this scene look as beautiful to the viewer as it always looks to me. I don’t remember where I took the photo, but I think of it as the best of Tulare County.
I painted it 8×10″ last April in the loosey-goosey plein air style. Even that unfamiliar painting style didn’t wreck the scene for me.
