From a photo I took – looking north along the Connecticut River in Brattleboro. Oil paint on linen, 20×24
Category Archives: Studio Life
What’s on my easel?
Work in Progress from a January photo of the Lagoon.
Seduced by the magic of North light.
This painting studio will work, and I love that it’s just a walk away from my place. New rhythms in my life, a calm retreat.
December 2022 Updates
The AGC’s StoveFactory Gallery Winter Exhibit was full of energy and terrific art. Two of my paintings have found their way to new homes . . . and I found a new studio home – a share at the historic (this is Boston, after all) Fenway Studios, in walking distance to my place. The spaceContinue reading “December 2022 Updates”
Gouache studies: perfect for working at home.
Here’s some gouache floral studies from the past 6 weeks – perfect for sweaty evenings during this scorching summer.
And then I have been sketching
And then I have been sketching, mostly with a Japanese brush pen that still seems awkward. Just keeping things simple, like meditation.
Other things?
Two images of iconic Boston views that I drew for my own coloring book were selected by Boston City Councilor Matt O’Malley for a #BosKidsatHome coloring book – have fun – http://www.votemattomalley.com/boskids
Art in the Time of Corona: week 1
My oil paints are in my studio, my acrylics are in a barn in Vermont and I, now with the attention span of a fruit fly, am sequestered at home with gouache, watercolors, pastels, crayons, inks and, thankfully, paper. It’s been awhile since I’ve used these, and I am expecting a certain amount of painContinue reading “Art in the Time of Corona: week 1”