Tag Archives: painting of the week
Painting of the Week – New York Times
The Warm and the Cool
We all feel color temperature. Cloudy gray mornings are cool, dry dusty days are warm. Color can powerfully sugg...
Painting of the Week – Bliss
Time to Think
By Memorial Day, most gardeners in the Midwest hope to have everything planted. “Bliss” (sorry, not available for purcha...
Painting of the Week – Watercolor Sketch of Medora
Studying the Landscape
A museum in California sent me a 5” x 5” piece of watercolor paper asking me to paint on it as a donation. It w...
Painting of the Week – Forest Glow II
Layering Transparent Colors Over Dark
Forests are full of life. You have to wonder what is watching you when you walk through one. Mo...
Painting of the Week – Private Reserve
Shadowed Pathways
Hidden below the hill in the shadows was this vineyard possibly for someone’s Private Reserve. A tour guide told us ...
Painting of the Week – At La Plaza
Sfumato
You might know how much I enjoy painting a cityscape. Right now, I am working on a large painting of Fargo. This acrylic paint...
Painting of the Week – Private Reserve (in progress)
Landscape Lighting
On my morning walks in Italy last April, I discovered this little wine shack hidden below a hill. It has that small...
Painting of the Week – Cactus Arrangement
Spheres & Cylinders
It was a lovely morning when I painted this beautiful “Cactus Arrangement” surrounded with black stone. In th...
Painting of the Week – Night Driving
Value Proportions
Driving down roads introduces us to many beautiful views. Despite the fact that the road is often my direct point of...
Painting of the Week – Loch Lomond
Dramatic Darks
Here is a view or Loch Lomond from our pool at dusk. The mountain still had light on it at sunset and the tree in the f...