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In way of excuse for not updating as regularly as I'd hoped, here is a quick sketch of a cat stretching. Not too impressive, I know. But I have been starting many new paintings and these beginnings are bound to turn into finished peices sooner or later which will enevitably end up here. Until then, stay creative!
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The rescheduled New Orleans Arts Market in Palmer Park was today and once again I am tired and sunburned and sore and did I mention tired?
All the same, it was worth it---I had fun meeting new people and accepting the occasional compliment (actually had a lot of compliments, so, bonus). I guess that's it---next Palmer Park market is October 27th, 10-4. See you there!
Alright, maybe I did not get sunburned this time---I had the foresight to apply plenty of sunblock. Today, Sunday, it feels like Fall is finally here and it's cold out when the wind blows. Gotta get more painting done before my creativity thinks it's Winter and goes into hibernation.
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Courage, Kitten, 30x40", SOLD
Think of this one as is just another dive into the deep depths of creative exploration. This is me trying out a new thing. Let me know what you think.
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Ethereal Trees, 24x24", SOLDThis one hung around my studio for weeks. I'd make little changes to it here and there, never quite satisfied with it. It once was a different painting entirely in fact---perhaps the canvas was cursed---at any rate, the curse was lifted and I finally got it in shape and I'm happy with the results.
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Lake Arthur, LIttle Wharf, 44.5x47", $1400
Continuing my large-painting misadventures, I submit this photo of my latest: a tranquil early morning scene of Canadian geese on Lake Arthur. Measuring in at just under four feet square, this is one of my largest paintings. I think I'll be focusing on smaller canvases now---need to balance everything out. As always, feel free to leave a comment. Thanks for giving it a look!
*this post has been edited to include a photo of the finished painting. click the image for a larger view.
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Captive Audience #16, 24x30", $350
This is another of my Captive Audience series---listed as number sixteen, though I've surely done more than that amount to-date. It's a series I frequently consider dropping from my repertoire partly because I know it's not everyone's cup of tea. But there are things about the series which I deeply enjoy, starting with the sheer fun I have in creating these paintings but going well beyond that---in fact there is something deeper going on, something I've yet to figure out.