Day 12: Three Nova Scotia Plein Air Paintings
These are the plein air paintings I did while in Nova Scotia. They are stylized on purpose, if you are curious, but the colors really are not exaggerated.
These are the plein air paintings I did while in Nova Scotia. They are stylized on purpose, if you are curious, but the colors really are not exaggerated.
We visit Sand Beach and Thunder Hole, painting at both.
I originally thought of depicting the concept of Om in a continuous, uneventful, horizontal line. But the more I thought about it…
Yesterday was the opening of the National Juried Women’s Exhibition at the Slater Museum here in Connecticut and I am honored to have two large paintings in the show.
Inspiration is something that streams to me and through me, and not ever something I generate or am responsible for.
Breaking through was a break through for me in technique first and foremost. I love the fine stippled effect here, which was new for me in this level of detail.
I give this uplifting little volume, which is full of quotes, by a kindred spirit, a gentle five stars
This painting is part of my “sound” series, and sources from me playing baritone in the marching band, enjoying the rich tones that stream out from deep within the bell of the horn.
Here are six of the eight color studies I did while I was at IAPS.
I loved both the jewelry and light in Old Town Albuquerque, and you can see what I bought in the candy store in the last photo.
Here are step by step photos of him recreating some of his colorful, straightforward work.
If you want to see the best in contemporary pastel in the world today, here it is.
Dawn a has terrific, scientific, “try it and see” approach to her creativity. Her vitality, inventiveness, and lyrical methods result in fresh paintings that are alive with spontaneity.
The most major news is a new commercial website www.PollyCastorArt.com where you can buy my original art and ceramics online with a shopping cart!
I love these kids, and am very glad for the opportunity to be a part of their lives. I’ll miss those graduating!