Showing posts with label fishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fishing. Show all posts

Saturday, October 15, 2011

Two Dinghys - #101511




18 x 24 inches Charcoal on canson tientes paper

This was matted and framed for the RISD Alumni +Student Art show
 occuring TODAY Saturday Oct 15 in Providence RI on Benefit St


Saturday, July 31, 2010

Fly Fishermen



18 x 24 inches Oil on canvas

$725. + S/H

Michael's grandson was up all week learning to fish. They took a canoe out to Blueberry Lake and the Waterbury Reservoir and I painted near the launch. What nice halcyon days!


Sunday, July 4, 2010

Wholy Mackerel





14 x 14 x 2 inches Oil on cradled birch

$715 + S/H

So the next day I painted this version smaller over a longer period of time in the direct sun. I froze it after that to save to put into a tide pool painting later in the week.

Here's the start




The lobstermen have such colorful accoutrements!

Friday, July 10, 2009

3 Fishermen



18 x 24 inches Oil on canvas

Same Winooski River, as yesterday's post,
year before on sunny evening looking
down river in opposite direction.
The river was much lower

Monday, June 8, 2009

Fishing



11 x 14 Oil on canvas SOLD

Starting to get some piles together for
annual 2 week Maine retreat with
5 other women artists. Working
on prepping canvases, dry goods,
and the infinite details to remember.

Planning to visit harbors and boats
plein air this trip...weather permitting!

Saturday, August 4, 2007

Perfect Fishing Spot

5" x 7" Oil and Mixed Media SOLD

Every now and then making a painting that goes
outside of the box seems like a good idea. Sometimes working within
the frame can be limiting. Mixing it up.
I made portable "shrines" for
Bread & Puppet's Cheap Art during one week years ago,
that incorporated mixed media collapsible
"installations". They were immediate to make and fun.
This mixed media simply incorporated a landscape "emerging+"
I should more of these.


Saturday, July 7, 2007

Fishing

18" x 18" Oil
There was a boat cutting across to the the right near the top
that didn't make it in. It could still reappear...

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