Crystal Springs Experiment, 8x10 inches, pastel, available.
I experimented with a new substrate for this painting... It is a pumice gesso painted onto masonite. The texture is far to rough to take a definitive line, hence the interesting foggy look of the painting. The rough texture of the substrate helps the warm undertone to shine through. I am undecided about the effect. I am planning on trying a few more, maybe thinning the gesso so that it does not have such a strong texture.
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Monday, December 04, 2006
Thursday, November 30, 2006
Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Monday, November 06, 2006
Yosemite Icon, 6x6 inches, pastel, $250 unframed
My blog has been quiet for a few days, and that is because I was in Yosemite painting the fall colours. Here is a small painting that is just what one would expect from such a trip.
Please check out my website for other paintings that I did during my foray into the high country.
Monday, October 30, 2006
New Baby Sketch, 5x5 inches, pastel
This is a painting I did from photos of a friend with her new baby, we estimated at the time that the baby was about on his 10,000 breath of air. I did a larger work from this sketch.
Friday, October 27, 2006
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Beach in Fog, 6x8 inches, pastel.
This small painting is a bit of an experiment. I am looking for the visual tension that I love in Wolf Kahn's work. I want the painting to be about atmosphere and the air between me and the subject.
This small painting is a bit of an experiment. I am looking for the visual tension that I love in Wolf Kahn's work. I want the painting to be about atmosphere and the air between me and the subject.
San Gregorio Farm, 6x8 inches, pastel
This painting was done in San Gregorio. I like the painterly spunkiness of it. I visited this small town as a young child to buy candy from a general goods store that also at the time carried saddles and grease for a tractor and cattle feed. They still have candy bars, and live music on Sundays, but no cast iron pots or spurs.
This painting was done in San Gregorio. I like the painterly spunkiness of it. I visited this small town as a young child to buy candy from a general goods store that also at the time carried saddles and grease for a tractor and cattle feed. They still have candy bars, and live music on Sundays, but no cast iron pots or spurs.
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