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Lopsided

When there is no room to move your easel, sometimes your entire painting has to shift. I thought my easel might tip over while I worked on the edge of my new painting. Maybe I should have stuck to small canvases?
2014-08-13T10:15:44-06:00June 28th, 2010|Blog|0 Comments

Bones Will Crumble

30″ x 30″
oil on linen
This is the new painting I was trying not to “lick.” When I first moved to Philadelphia, I was fascinated with radiators because I had never really seen them before. We don’t have them in Texas. Ours was in good condition but you could tell […]
2014-08-13T10:31:06-06:00April 28th, 2010|Blog, Little People|0 Comments

Scale Conversion Diagram

18″ x 24″
pen and watercolor
I thought it would be fun (and useful) to create a scale reference for myself to figure out how my tiny figures compare to other objects. I had in mind those dinosaur guides that always show up in natural history museums. It might […]
2014-08-13T10:32:21-06:00April 22nd, 2010|Blog, Little People|0 Comments

Sir Mix-a-Lot

Here is my palette and the end of the day. It’s quite a mess, for me at least. The photo also includes my color “palette” for this particular painting, which is mostly a monochromatic blue with a few areas of sienna. The colors I used were cobalt blue, ivory black, burnt sienna, olive green, and […]

2014-08-13T10:34:10-06:00April 9th, 2010|Blog|0 Comments

Don’t Lick the Painting Ricky

I’ve started a new painting after a few months hiatus. It’s been tough to start new pieces lately because I seem to keep moving. It takes time to get settled in to a new studio and feel comfortable. This painting, I hope, will finally take me back to a place I reached back at the […]

2017-07-10T20:20:51-06:00April 2nd, 2010|Blog, Little People|0 Comments
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