Monthly Archives: March 2009

Self Portrait

One of the hardest and easiest faces to paint is your own. If you’re surrounded by relatives, you are familiar with most of your features; you might have the same nose shape as your son, eyebrows like your father, chin … Continue reading

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The Jive Cats

Inspired by a beautiful photograph taken by Russell Lee for the Farm Security Administration in 1938, I painted this as a companion piece to “He sure can play that guitar” This painting was sold and will be living in Athens, … Continue reading

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Urban Art Fair

The show went well! I sold two prints and one painting, the painting to a dear friend.One of the prints went to a visionary woman whose name I did not get. I really regret that I didn’t get her name. … Continue reading

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The lady in Green

This is a 1/4 sheet watercolor painting from a 1925 photograph of an office party. The room is filled with young women and mostly older men, and all of the women were together, except this one, she was over to … Continue reading

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