Close-up Details of Van Gogh’s Painting “The Rocks”
I love to study Van Gogh’s brush strokes. This painting of his I don’t think I have ever seen until yesterday, and I enjoyed examining it closely.
I love to study Van Gogh’s brush strokes. This painting of his I don’t think I have ever seen until yesterday, and I enjoyed examining it closely.
I see here all sorts of influences from the pointillists and early (almost) fauves that have inspired my work for so long. My “dottiness” may stem from here or maybe it is just the rhythm my hand demands.
Colette Odya Smith came on my radar recently by winning one of the top five prizes in the Pastel 100 for her painting above titled Understory.
I enjoy Maine artist Liz Hoag’s paintings of trees and their “sky holes” as abstract elements. Check out her work…
An amazing gardener, and an accomplished artist, she is also a kindred spirit with a sage heart.
Where I hand print my collage papers, she hand dyes fabrics–satins,velvets and silks–instead.
Mary Baker Eddy quote with paintings of women by Richard Burlet…
I have been enjoying the artwork of Blu Smith recently. We share a similar approach to painting both abstracts and abstract landscapes. I can’t look at these without itching to paint!
I have long admired the amazing printmaking done by Siri Beckman. Her prints have fascinated me every time I have seen them on my trips to Maine.
She expresses the joy and beauty of the autumn season particularly well, I thought this would be a good time of year to feature her. I love both her style and subject matter.
check out this new and fabulous YouTube video I just watched of her process. Wonderful work!
I will never forget this man’s energy, love of color, excitement for the creative process, his great attitude, and how animated and lucid he is. His youthfulness at 93 is truly the greatest art of all.
I have just seen a piece done for us at Creative Arts Camp by Karen Montanaro on the Necessity of Arts in Education that needs to be filmed and become a YouTube sensation.
He painted 58 paintings in 58 months in 58 National Parks. Doesn’t that sound like wonderful fun?
I enjoyed this show done by a Catholic nun named Marion C. Honors.
I love the abstract landscapes painted by Mark Gould, and thought you would too.