I am currently in Salado, TX teaching a workshop. Above is a painting I did yesterday but wasn't able to post because I forgot my camera cord, dang it! Below is my demo from class today (sold) and a photo of the class concentrating on a 5 minute value excercise. They did great!
11 comments:
Wonderful paintings, Carol!
Just lovely
I can see and feel every hair in these brushes... gorgeous.
Kim
These are great and fun to see! Shame on forgetting the camera, that is for us old folk suffering from A.G.E. :)
THAT BRUSH PAINTING IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!
The brush painting is wonderful!!!
But then again....so aren't the oranges.
I love the brush painting. That's so right -- it's an invitation in itself. You manage to convey so much in so few strokes. Looks like you had a great time doing the workshop too, that's a good photo of everyone painting and the pears out on the table in the foreground.
Enjoy! I know someone's going to buy that brush painting, it's tooo tempting to me!
Robert Sloan
www.explore-oil-pastels-with-robert-sloan.com
Hi Carol,
I really love your style of painting. I am very much interested in taking your class. Unfortunately, I am in Orange County California. I know there is a painting in me. I just don't know where to begin. Will you ever think of having on line classes. I would love to learn how to paint by you.
Mary
yes! the brush painting is right on! great simplification - and the cast shadow is great....
This is absolutly beautiful, i love the teal and the colors of the fruit together. I need to tell my dad to paint on like this for my room!
It really looks like you get pumped when teaching. I am the same way. I am an instructor as well and one of the classes I have been running is a oil painting still life class. I hope that you don't mind, but I refer my students to your blog quite often. I find artists blogs so inspiring. I get so energized from instructing, I learn so much about my own practices when teaching others. Your paintings, I find, also reflect that same energy.
Keep doing what you are doing. Thank you for what you do.
-Daphne Congo Artist and Art Instructor
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