This is very nearly finished. It's of a tree in the process of being senselessly chopped down, along with three others once lining the block. The vibrant greenery is the top canopy that was removed. So sad...
| 18" x 6" |
Halfway through realized this was the painting in #1, and I wanted to avoid repeating. Oh well. Wasn’t going to mess with the clothing but then I thought ….women put a little thought into what they wear when
they go to a museum with their girlfriends…so I need to spend some time on that.I'm still working to finish my panorama paper pad. This painting documents the continuing devastation of a once-peaceable neighborhood by the charter school across the street. This is the last tree to die during the deforestation of the entire block. Sad, senseless and ugly!
| 18" x 6" |
The top painting is my 2nd Edible Fig and it was so sweet! I just painted it today, not sure it’s finished. It’s 6x8.the plate looks a little pale.both of these were painted with just 6 colors I’m using warms and cools of red, yellow and blue. I’m actually following the instructions for mixing intense vs muted colors…The instructions are in the Painters Pocket Palette, which I’ve had for 20 years and never bothered to read….
This one is for Greeta. I don’t think you have any of his watercolors in your series. I like the way her blouse echoes the blues in the painting and how she’s kind of turned away, as if the beauty of the painting was just too much….
I can’t seem to get this done the way I want it. I want it like this
But it turns out like this