September 8-11: Regularly scheduled painting
September 8 I like how this turned out in general. However, I figured out that water, even when it’s dark, needs to “read” light. Light bulb moment. September 9 I…
Tara Choate Reedsport & Elk
We’ll be back to our regularly scheduled painting tomorrow, but I’ve spend the last couple of days down in Reedsport giving a training for work and I have some great…
September 7 – Abstracts are hard
My Facebook artist friends are always getting me into trouble. That’s my story, and I’ll stick to it. Among the worst culprits is Ruth Armitage whose abstract work I both…
Sept 6 – Better late
I actually think that might be the title of this. I like it so much I’m really going to think about doing a bigger version. Maybe add a coffee mug…
September 5 – A little cheat on an otherwise artistic day
I’m beginning to wonder about my integrity based on my headlines that last week, but the fact of the matter is that I can only make paint dry so fast,…
September 4 – Water promise
So, today I kept my promise to try water again. This is a branch above a little rapids along Mill Creek. I sort of think it looks better cropped. And…
September 3 – I lied
I said in my last post that I would do water today, but the clouds were so great I decided to paint them. There are a lot of trees around…
Sept 1 & 2
September 1 This is the traffic bridge along Summer St., looking west. A couple interesting notes. I grabbed the first sheet of paper I found, and from the way it’s…
History repeating
A year ago I decided to sign up for Leslie Saeta‘s 30 Paintings in 30 Days challenge. I got to day 27 and then life hit the skids This artistic…