Showing posts with label child. Show all posts
Showing posts with label child. Show all posts

Monday, September 28, 2026

Tired Boy

 

Click Here to Bid - 6x6in. - oil on panel

I ran across this little family on one of my market walks. They were part of a bigger crowd waiting at a light. I decided to zoom in and isolate just these three. Those little hands on top of dad's head were just too cute not to focus on.

Wednesday, November 01, 2023

Emerson


NFS - 24x18in. - oil. - "Emerson"

This is Emerson. We had so much fun wandering around her grandparent's neighborhood. Fortunately her beloved toy 4-wheeler couldn't go much faster than my normal walking speed, otherwise I would have been left in the dust.

I am finding it incredibly challenging to get good photos of these larger paintings. There always seems to be glare somewhere. But I will keep working on it.

Thursday, September 14, 2023

Minna by the Creek

 

NFS - 23x16in. - oil - "Minna by the Creek"

Here is another one of sweet Minna. Her grandma came to pick both paintings up yesterday and seemed very happy. This one is my personal favorite so far.

Thursday, August 03, 2023

Rietta

 

NFS - 10x10in. - oil - Rietta

Recently I have been borrowing kids from my friends. I have found GREAT joy in painting them! More on that later. For now, I have a

WORKSHOP PRE-ANNOUNCEMENT!

One week from now, on August 10th at 10am PDT, (note the time zone!) if you're interested, you can sign up for a workshop that will happen next year, July 11-14, 2024. Here's the official description:

In this workshop we will be focusing on the fundamentals of still life painting, in a small format, using oil (acrylic or gouache also ok). My teaching philosophy is: say it, show it, and then you try it; repeat. Towards that end I'll be demoing daily and talking about how and why I do what I do, and then helping as you paint. We will do fun exercises that include ten-minute-apples and "one stroke" paintings. These will help you jump-start a potential daily practice (a great way to improve!) and take a step away from fussy, lifeless paintings. If you want to paint poems rather than dissertations, this workshop is for you!

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