Showing posts with label umbrella. Show all posts
Showing posts with label umbrella. Show all posts

Monday, November 12, 2018

A Late Breakfast


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I've been taking a few days off to do some woodworking projects. I'm currently making new cabinet doors for our bathroom. : ) And helping my husband re-organize the garage/shop for better workflow. It helps me so much to have another "creative" outlet. Also I spent a fair amount of my childhood out in my dad's wood shop, so all the tools and wood smells are very familiar.

Here's a sunny scene from Überlingen, Germany. This cafe was right at the "mouth" of the market I was photographing, so I got a few angles, and a couple rotations of visitors. I have a feeling it will appear in future paintings as well.

Saturday, July 29, 2017

A Fine Day


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I've painted this same scene before, from a different angle, and a different crop. It's from Seattle, near the Pike Place Market. There's a place I need to visit again too!

Wednesday, June 18, 2014

The Red Bucket



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This was a little moment in front of a cafe in NYC. What is the purpose of the red bucket? I have no clue, but it looks good there.

I am still painting away in Germany, but have wiped off half my landscapes so far. Plein air is HARD! This morning, after a particularly terrible attempt, I had to sit down and cry a little before I could go on. I think I'll do that more often, as the next two paintings weren't half bad. : )

To the right is a quick little bonus study that I'm starting at $1.

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Saturday, May 03, 2014

Staying Dry


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Another scene from NYC - Washington Square Park specifically.

I wanted to let you guys know my new book about Daily Painting is now available for pre-order on Amazon! It should be out Sep or Oct - absolute latest is Nov.

I am headed to Texas tomorrow morning (painfully early) for my advanced workshop there next week, so no posts for a while.

Thursday, July 07, 2011

Watermelon Holiday

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Right after I asked my new German family for title suggestions I realized, to my dismay, they would all be in German. And I would have to translate. I am trying my best to learn, and am getting better, but it is slow. My sentences are very simple, and I find my English sentences getting simpler as well. : )
My friend Jen is hosting another 2 classes about building blogs. If you are interested you will find more information here.

Tuesday, July 05, 2011

Summer Stack

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We are safely in Germany and (slowly) recovering from jetlag. We are catching up on sleep, visiting and fun! It will be a wonderful holiday and maybe I'll paint some too. : ) Meanwhile I will post some paintings from before I left. This one was particularly fun. I loved the challenge of the shadows on the fruit.

Monday, June 27, 2011

"Cherry Cocktail"

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Since someone asked, I am in central Canada, Alberta province, near Red Deer. The weather is still absolutely glorious! And the kids are good so far. These Canadians are extra nice. I'll have pictures soon.

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

"Hula Party" - SOLD

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I think we artists all have something we are striving for. I was going to write - something we want to say - but it's more like ... we're always striving for what we consider a "perfect painting". And that painting is different for all of us. And maybe we each have more than one in mind. But sometimes I get a little close to something (never perfect) and this one I think gets me somewhere. I'm not sure exactly why.