Daily Painting

Daily painting #307, small boat, big sail.

A very small imaginary boat painting.  Re: the flag, I confess I was thinking of Max.

Daily painting #306.

Its time for me to go and collect Captain Spectacular from school now.

Daily painting #305, wren with dogwood blossoms.

I am slowly emerging from my post-vacation stupor and work pile up.  Here is another wren for North carolina.

Look at all of those brushes to wash!  Would you like to be my studio intern?  I make really good coffee.

Daily painting #304, Hello Gorgeous!

We are going to Alabama today for a family vacation and I am beside myself with excitement.
 Take a hike! : The Audubon Society of RI has a cool new "Take to the Trails" Passport! as featured here on kidoinfo.com. Yesterday Captain Spectacular and a friend thouroughly enjoyed it and I felt marvelous being in nature with them.  Also RI Families in Nature features monthly hikes, can't wait to check them out.

Daily Paintings #302, 303.

I am not sure when I'll be able to pry myself away from these.  

Daily Painting #s 299, 300!, 301.

More teeny-tiny paintings for Art-o-mat the one near us is at Myopic Books.  The one on the far right is a miniature of a friend's (jewelry designer Stacey Lorinczi) new kitchen tiles.

Daily Painting #298, portrait series.

More in the this series.  To be grand about the process I was thinking of Gerhard Richter when I conceived of this painting but it wound up feeling more like Oskar Kokoschka or Matisse circa 1905.

Pierre Bonnard.
 Andre Derain.

Daily Painting # 297, ranunculus.

10"x10", oil on canvas, available through JWV Fine Art.

Daily Painting #296, lime blossoms.

10"x10", oil on canvas.  The sketch for this one is in the previous post.

Daily Painting #295 + sketchbook.

I had a good time last night sketching while listening to the rest of Guillermo del Toro's commentary on Pan's Labyrinth.  Good to hear him point out the rhyming images -such a great phrase.