Showing posts with label 10x8. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 10x8. Show all posts

Saturday, January 3, 2015

Painting, Inspiration and Learning

My favorite quote from 2014:"Don't be afraid to wipe that off and start over." --Ned Jacob.

Challenging myself and learning are two of my favorite things. This past year I focused on simplifying form and expressing as much as I can clearly and simply. Additionally I continued to work on accurate gesture sketching and studio painting with energy.
"Value Study-The Chase"

"The Chase"
"Stallion and Sage"

"Morning Dust"
"The Stallion Returns"

"Watercolor from life"
"Making Tie-Dye"

"Cityscape 5"

"Cityscape 7"  
"Finger drawing on the iPad in Wasabi Paint app"

Approaching painting with inspiration and energy is my continued goal for 2015.

May you have a happy, healthy and creative year!

Monday, June 25, 2012

Picasso, the Icon of the Sand Wash Basin

Picasso is one of the horses that I really wanted to  see during my visit to the Sand Wash Basin last month. I was lucky enough to see him and his band on two days. Even though he was well away from the road each time, it was well worth the walk to spend some time with one of the icons of the SWB.
 "Picasso, Portrait of an Icon"  Oil 10x8
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