Authorby1Egg Tempera on Mounted Vellum Work-in-Progress
I know that I like to watch work-in-progress posts so I will try to blog more often about my works-in-progress. Here is my latest experiment. I have wanted to …
Authorby1Authorby0Long Overdue Works-In-Progress Post!
I will just pretend that today is Works-In-Progress Tuesday! I will blame it on the craziness of the Holiday Season. Anyway – I am continuing to work on 4 Mische …
Authorby0Works-in-Progress Tuesday
Are you the type of artist who has multiple works-in-progress going on at the same time? Well, don’t despair, you aren’t alone, at least you have me for company. I …
Authorby0Been away awhile… Baby llamas, fiber shows and painting deadlines
I can’t believe I haven’t posted in so long, but then again, I can believe it. After finishing all the Italy paintings and getting all my deadlines for printed material …
Authorby0Final Italy Botanical and an Heirloom Granniwinkle Apple!
While I was drawing the study of the olive branch in Monica’s Orchard, this butterfly ‘flew by’ me. I dropped my pad & pencil, grabbed my camera and …
Authorby1One More Italy to Go!
Five down and one more to go… I have 5 days left to finish my final painting for Italy. The grapes were really fun, but I think …
Authorby2Grapes & Sunshine, Working hard, Works-in-progress
I was trying to post more than once a week, but when the deadlines are looming and the stress is building over making the deadlines, sitting at the …
Authorby0Finished Heirloom Beans and an afternoon in Florence.
Gotcha! Can you find the real beans?!! I just had to take a photo of the art with some real beans on it! As I was designing the …
Authorby0Olive branch, Olive branch, Olive branch…Work-in-Progress
Olive leaves, olive leaves and more olive leaves. This painting is really taking me back. It’s hard to forget the effect of hundreds of olive trees. The wind …
Authorby0Italy – Olives, Lemons & Grapes, a Work in Progress
From a botanical standpoint, Tuscany in September was all about olives, lemons and grapes. They were everywhere! They were the subject of the three main location study/drawings that I …