As of today:
Some glare at top where paint is wet.
Three Women at the MFA, © 2015
This is a blog about painting: specifically, representational fine art, generally, using oil paint. I think a lot about what I'm doing, and those thoughts about subject matter, technique, influences, frustrations and delights all show up here. It's all about the journey.
Monday, May 18, 2015
Thursday, May 14, 2015
Phase Two Complete; Starting Phase 3
Here's how The Arrow of Time is shaping up. The background colors (Phase 1) and the wood grain (Phase 2) are done. Now I'm glazing in a slightly darker color on the woodgrain lines to give them more depth.
The Arrow of Time, © 2015
The Arrow of Time, © 2015
Monday, May 11, 2015
Narmada Vineyard
Last Wednesday I hung a show out at Narmada Vineyard in Amissville, VA. The show is called "Earth and Sky," since it features several pastel early evening skyscapes and a number of bucolic landscapes. Also showing: two still life paintings with wine and fruit, and a painting of grapes on a backlit vine.
Here's a sample:
The show will be up until early August.
Here's a sample:
The show will be up until early August.
Friday, May 8, 2015
Three Women, Coming Down to the Wire
I'm not sure how much I still have to do on this one. Once the background dries, I'll see if it needs a final coat of paint to smooth it out, and there's a little finishing work here and there on the edges of things. And: is there enough contrast between the hair of the woman on the right and the wall behind her?
Three Women at the MFA, © 2015
The wall looks patchy because the paint's still wet.
Three Women at the MFA, © 2015
The wall looks patchy because the paint's still wet.
Thursday, May 7, 2015
Something New
Back to work after a few days' hiatus, but one of them, at least, was a day devoted to marketing: I hung a show yesterday at Narmada Winery out in Amissville, VA. It's quite a lovely setting, and it was a very pleasant visit. The show will be up for 3 months. Photos coming soon!
Meanwhile, here is the start of a 9-panel piece inspired by the wonderful series on the Science Channel--- particularly Brian Cox's "Wonders of the Universe," Neil Tyson De Grasse's "Cosmos," and of course the inimitable Morgan Freeman and "Through the Wormhole." This one is called "The Arrow of Time."
The Arrow of Time, © 2015
Meanwhile, here is the start of a 9-panel piece inspired by the wonderful series on the Science Channel--- particularly Brian Cox's "Wonders of the Universe," Neil Tyson De Grasse's "Cosmos," and of course the inimitable Morgan Freeman and "Through the Wormhole." This one is called "The Arrow of Time."
The Arrow of Time, © 2015
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