Monthly Archives: January 2019
While in Winter…
paint wintery scenes… Stopping on the side of less today because, well, I think it just looks done or enough. I see I left out some things of the foreground and the mid-background but I’ll look at it again when … Continue reading
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January Almost Gone
Been a little too cold around here to paint outside much. Even today which touched above freezing was really too cold to just sit somewhere and try to get something done while everything freezes. Today I did get some reference … Continue reading
Mid-January
I went out yesterday, when there was a little light and found a spot to watch the sky and throw a little paint around. A man pulled up and leapt out of his car to take some photos. In the … Continue reading
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Cold January Hath Arriveth
Last night the howling wind continued but it blew away all the Farenheits and this morning it was 15F. I toodled off to Williamstown for an hour of drawing from selections in the Manton Collection at the Clark. An hour … Continue reading
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From the Quote Box: Perseverance
perseverance, n. A lowly virtue whereby mediocrity achieves an inglorious success — Ambrose Bierce
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