Waiting Around, Chapter Two

While waiting around for permission to begin painting two murals in Visalia, I remembered that I needed to finish a small painting. When it rains, it is dark and cold in the painting workshop. So, I haven’t painted in about a month. Good grief, will I remember how??

Do you remember this little painting? It needs work.

Instead of painting in the cold painting workshop, I carried everything outside.

It is too wet to scan and too wet to photograph properly, but you can definitely see that it is improved from the first photo.

What a fine place to paint. I remembered what to do with oil paints, no problemo.

Thus we conclude today’s chapter of What I Did While Waiting Around.

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3 Comments

  1. I bet painting outside is quite lovely in the sun. However, how do you keep flying critters from landing on wet paint and thus becoming a permanent part of the painting?

    • The critters were busy in other places, or maybe it was too cold. The air temp was chilly, but the sunshine was fabulous. And if a bug landed, I’d scrape it out, either at the time or later when dry.

      • “Death by Art” oh, the irony!


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