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I've been working on a larger piece for 3 days. I finally gave in to the realization that it was never going to be a successful painting. Palette knife and turpentine to the rescue. This little piece gave me the much needed satisfaction I was after. Real life or in a painting, dogs always make us feel better about ourselves.
Monday, August 23, 2010
Monday, August 16, 2010
"At The Ready" oil on masonite 6x6" SOLD
This may be the final one of this series. The three sitting there together in the studio make a wonderful trio. Since I'm so partial to red they may end up framed and hanging in our house. Ask me tomorrow.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
"Bow Check" oil on masonite 6x6"
Friday, August 13, 2010
"The Tune Up" oil on masonite 6x6"
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=380259189465&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT A lot has happened since I last painted on a consistant basis. My husband took a full time teaching position at a college as well as taking charge of the gallery at the same college. Might not mean much to you but it meant I had to find a way to absorb the chores he used to do. No one is more dedicated to what they do than he is so it only seemed appropriate that I do whatever I could to allow him to shine. I've missed the studio and all the wonderful contacts that painting has afforded me. However, I have a whole new appreciation for our garden. When you have 5 acres and almost 3 of it is landscaped there is a never ending list of things needing to be done. I no longer dread them. Hauling pails of water to needy plants that are beyond the reach of hoses has become almost rhythmic. However, things are somewhat under control and I see myself, brush in hand, indulging my own fantasy. I may even paint the garden! An author of garden books brought a tour through on Wednesday. She guides tours all over the world. She took me aside to tell me that, in her opinion, we have one of the top 10 gardens anywhere that they visit. WHO KNEW???
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=380259189465&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT A lot has happened since I last painted on a consistant basis. My husband took a full time teaching position at a college as well as taking charge of the gallery at the same college. Might not mean much to you but it meant I had to find a way to absorb the chores he used to do. No one is more dedicated to what they do than he is so it only seemed appropriate that I do whatever I could to allow him to shine. I've missed the studio and all the wonderful contacts that painting has afforded me. However, I have a whole new appreciation for our garden. When you have 5 acres and almost 3 of it is landscaped there is a never ending list of things needing to be done. I no longer dread them. Hauling pails of water to needy plants that are beyond the reach of hoses has become almost rhythmic. However, things are somewhat under control and I see myself, brush in hand, indulging my own fantasy. I may even paint the garden! An author of garden books brought a tour through on Wednesday. She guides tours all over the world. She took me aside to tell me that, in her opinion, we have one of the top 10 gardens anywhere that they visit. WHO KNEW???
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