Strolling in Florida

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After a few recent cancellations, I've decided to open up registration (the last 3 spots) for my July Advanced workshop to anyone (not just those who have taken from me before, but please be ready to tackle some advanced subjects). The main reason for this is that I've also decided to take next year completely off from teaching in order to spend some significant time focusing on my own work. At the end of that year I'll re-assess how much I want to teach from then on, if at all. So, if you want to take a workshop from me, and July 7-11 of this year works for you, sign up now!

Model A

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I 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!!

"Cool in the Shade"

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As promised yesterday, here is my entry for this week's Daily Paintworks Challenge! I found the car in St. Augustine, FL. I was pretty bummed that it was parked in the shade, but it made for a great study in reflections. There are only a couple of submissions to the challenge so far, but they are awesome! Check them out, and then do one yourself! You can see the demo video for this painting on the challenge page.

A few of you asked about a deadline - there isn't one! We'll have one challenge per week, and there will be a focus on the current one, but anyone can submit to any challenge, anytime.

"Hot Day, Hot Coffee" & workshop photos - SOLD

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The workshop in San Antonio wrapped up yesterday. As usual my kids gave me lots of greif, asked every question 13 times, complained bitterly about the 10-minute paintings, improved significantly during the 10-minute paintings, and all swore up and down they would paint every single day once they got home. Right, guys?!

Above are all the demos I did in class (plus a few from home). The photo is horrible - the light uneven and angle odd - sorry about that. Below are Noni and Brenda working hard.

And below are all my kids from last week. Cute, aren't they!?