Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Tuesday, July 22, 2008

July 22 2008


"ATL"

Photograph taken during July 4th trip to Atlanta of a building damaged by the tornadoes a few months ago.

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

What a lazy bum!

I am totally and completely ashamed at my lack of painting a day commitment. I hope that you all note that I did qualify my blog with the title "lay about artist" and it's true.

I've been spending most of my free time researching and stressing about my Punk Rock Plates project. The original plan was to have my designs manufactured preferably in the states but possibly overseas. That plan didn't pan out. My backup plan has been to get a kiln and hand paint pre-fired bisqueware. That plan is working out better.

I test fired the kiln on Sunday. I'm still tweaking the glazes but I should have samples and some sets available for sale in the next 2 weeks.

I do have some ideas for paintings rattling around in my noggin so I'll be getting to work soon and you can again be amazed at my artistic genius. (or something like that)

-G

Tuesday, January 29, 2008

January 29 2008


"Fail"

Today was spent running a bunch of errands so no painting time. Here is a failed water series crop.

Monday, January 28, 2008

January 28 2008


"Giraffe" Photograph

Contrast tweaked in Photoshop CS3


It was a busy day today. I worked on yesterday's painting some more and started the underpainting for the next in the series. Both are still in progress.



Colorado Landscape 12x16 Oil on canvas


Birches. 12x14 Oil on canvas

Sunday, January 27, 2008

January 27 2008


"Water 3"

Messed with in Photoshop CS3.

I did actually do some painting today. Shocking... I know. I didn't finish my painting but the progress can be seen below.



Colorado Landscape for Gail in progress. 12x16 Oil on Canvas

Saturday, January 26, 2008

January 26 2008


"Orange Trees" 16x20 Acrylic on canvas board

From the Plein Air Workshop with John Kilduff from Let's Paint TV. This was the first time I've taken this sort of approach to a painting and worked with so much paint so quickly. It was a lot of fun.

Thanks to DFAC and Kelli for hosting such a cool event!