Click Here to BidI couldn't lose with this old car. I found it in St. Augustine last week in the same spot I had found another old one I painted. As with the faces, the "eyes" make it - don't you think?
On another note, I have a request I am a little embarrassed to make. I had all my workshops written down on paper calendars because they were much easier to see at a glance than on my computer. Unfortunately my calendars were lost in the fire. I think I have remembered all the ones I didn't have listed already on my blog, but if I have a workshop scheduled with you in 2012 or 2013, please email me. Thank you!!
10 comments:
Hi Carol,
I love how much character you always put in your paintings.
Somehow I don't see the European workshop in the list Carol.. ;)
Carol, the palette you used for this is wonderful. I love the interplay of the warms and cools. Great light!
Carol, Very good composition. Your paint application makes it look like it is moving, could be a gangster car chase of the 1920. I like.
Love the old car, Carole. I can almost hear the putter of its engine. You're right about the eyes/headlights. We always look for eyes in any portrait.
delightful! what a great painting - it looks like a car in an old photograph of my grandfather by his first car, circa early 1900's.
Charming! Love the lights and shadows!!
Carol, you continue to inspire. It's wonderful.
Love this old car...that reflected windshield is just stellar! Love the bumper too! And the shadow...this is a favorite!
Fantastic old car!
Late to the comments.. Just had to say how nice this one is too!
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