Showing posts with label migrating bird. Show all posts
Showing posts with label migrating bird. Show all posts

Monday, February 9, 2015

"Chesapeake Bay Tranquility" (oil on stretched canvas; 11" x 14") sold


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I once saw a lone house on an inlet to the Chesapeake Bay. I imagined tundra swans flying over the house. In my mind it was the dusk with the mauve sky and the dark, choppy water.

Thursday, January 20, 2011

"Winter's Arrival" (acrylic on paper, 10" x 14") sold


sold


It was very foggy the night before, which reminded me of this painting.  It is one of the first pieces that I painted in an opaque medium--in this case, acrylic.  I remember being amazed by the covering power of this fun medium.

In case you are wondering why I have been uploading entries about old paintings lately, here is why.  I am busily setting up my online gallery and can't find much time to paint these days.  You know the feeling of wishing there are more than 24 hours a day.  Teaching, parenting, and trying to launch an online art business all at the same time sometimes get too much, and it is painting that ends up shortchanged sadly.  Today I am determined to work on a new painting that I started yesterday.  Wish me luck.