When life gives you lemons, draw them, 11 x 14 inches dry pastels, graphite on paper

"When life gives you lemons, draw them." (Nikki)

"Color! What a deep and mysterious language." (Paul Gauguin)

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Joseph At The Park

July 15, 2007


 

Joseph

Joseph At The Park, 15 months old, 11H x 14W inches graphite on paper

Categories: children, Children Series, drawings, illustration, pencil, portraits, Realism | 4 Comments »

Yellow Poplar

July 7, 2007


 
Yellow Poplar, Niagara Falls, NY
This week: organizing photos and material for The Majesty of Trees solo exhibition, here are the unusual flowers of Yellow Poplar – Niagara Falls, NY, U.S.A.

Categories: flowers, New York, photography, Seasonal, summer, travel, trees | 1 Comment »

Raccoons

July 5, 2007


 
Raccoon
Raccoons

Bold and as curious about us, a family of five raccoons played in a willow tree in our son Adrian’s back yard, Ottawa, Ontario

Categories: animals, Canada, Ontario, photography, Seasonal, Smile, summer, travel, trees | 1 Comment »

Orange Milkweed

July 4, 2007


 

Orange Milkweed

Orange Milkweed, Kentucky, USA

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These ultra-vibrant milkweed flowers were blooming beside the highway in Kentucky, like fireworks in the ditches. Happy 4th! (1776 – 2007)

Categories: flowers, Kentucky, landscapes, photography, Seasonal, summer, travel, Wildflowers | 1 Comment »

Maple leaves, Kingston, Ontario

July 3, 2007


 

Maple leaves, Kingston, Ontario

…back after two weeks of driving from Texas to Ontario and back the long route this time through North Carolina just so we could see it, and thanks to the invention of the digital camera my daily image requirements remain satisfied! Maple trees are common almost everywhere between Texas and Canada, here are some branches in honor of Canada Day, held on July 1st. This shot was taken at Jones Falls Dam near Kingston, Ontario.

Categories: Canada, Ontario, photography, Seasonal, summer, travel, trees | No Comments »

Polypore Fungi – phase 2

June 10, 2007


 

Polypore Fungi, work in progress, 59 H x 41 W x 2 D, acrylics on canvas
Polypore Fungi, work in progress, 59 H x 41 W x 2 D, acrylics on canvas. Here is the painting after a few more hours of work.

Categories: acrylic painting, experimental, mixed media, study, trees, work in progress | 3 Comments »

Polypore Fungi, work in progress

June 9, 2007


 

Polypore Fungi, work in progress, 59 H x 41 W x 2 D, acrylics on canvas

Polypore Fungi, work in progress, 59 H x 41 W x 2 D, acrylics on canvas

Studying shades of dark and light are the basics of any Artwork done with color,  and it’s good to practice “real” drawing every so often, paying attention to lines, shapes, spaces…but enough of pencil drawings for a while. I’m craving color and space once more- ready to paint again, but starting this so close to the date we leave for holidays this coming Friday. My hope is to call it finished while it’s still at the open and lively stage, before over-working it.  Here is the painting after about two hours.

Categories: acrylic painting, experimental, study, trees, work in progress | 3 Comments »

Brittany at the Beach

June 8, 2007


 
Brittany at the Beach, 11 x 14 inches graphite on paper

Brittany at the Beach, 11 x 14 inches graphite on paper

More Children in the series

Categories: children, Children Series, drawings, illustration, pencil, portraits, Realism, series | 2 Comments »

Adam

June 7, 2007


 

Adam, 11 x 14 inches graphite on paper

Adam, 11 x 14 inches graphite on paper

Post-dated note: Adam , Merit Award winner, cash prize at the VAST 19th Annual Juried Exhibition held in Denton, Texas July 29 – August 23, 2007

Categories: award winner, children, Children Series, drawings, exhibitions, illustration, pencil, portraits, Realism, series, Smile | 1 Comment »

Adrian, The Muddy Field

June 4, 2007


 
Adrian, The Muddy Field, 11 x 14 inches graphite on paper

Adrian, The Muddy Field, 11 x 14 inches graphite on paper

Categories: children, Children Series, drawings, illustration, pencil, portraits, Realism, series, Smile | 2 Comments »

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