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I’m excited to say that my painting in today’s post, Look Both Ways will be included in the 2010 National Watercolor Society Exhibition that opens later this month in San Pedro, California. It was a breakthrough painting for me, it’s one of my favorites, and I am so thrilled that the jurors liked it too!
Look Both Ways is part of [...]
Quitters never win, and winners never quit. Unknown
The year is half over, which makes this a great time to check in and see how you’re doing with your BAAGS – your big audacious art goals (see my March 1, 2009 post: What’s in Your BAAG?). Here are 4 ideas to help you get started with your check-in:
1. Take some time to celebrate all you’ve accomplished so far this year in [...]
In The Art of Responsive Drawing, Nathan Goldstein observed, “We all have something to say. The problem is finding just what those things are which are dearest to our heart, and having the courage to state them fully.”
In that fateful watercolor class I talked about in an earlier post, one day the instructor showed us [...]
Besides my four official series, I also have “series within series” paintings. These are series that deal with more specific elements of the major theme. For example, I have at least two (that I can think of at the moment) on-going series that connect to my Interior Series. One is my Chair Series, and I’ve [...]
I have four “official” series currently in process; a Figure Series, a City Series, an Interior Series, and a fledgling Landscape Series that at this time contains only 3 paintings. These four series represent subjects I’ve been exploring over that past ten or so years. The painting above is part of my City Series, titled Big Yellow Taxi.
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