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Showing posts with label Trees. Show all posts
Tuesday

Holidays in Ink Week 2

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  How are you all doing at the start of Week 2 of the Holidays in Ink Challenge ? Please let me know in the comments! I began Day 1 on Novem...
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Monday

Holidays in Ink Challenge Week 1

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  Yesterday, I panicked! In spite of my posts and preparation so far, it suddenly dawned on me that Holidays in Ink was starting in two days...
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Megasketch Monday -- Drawing Trees

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Gouache on black paper Painted from life in Trish's back yard For landscape painters, being able to capture the character of a tr...
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Saturday

Project Megasketch -- A Perfect Solution for Your Winter Blues

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If you're an artist who doesn't like winter, maybe this post is for you! I used to hate winter. If you live in a cold climate an...
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Friday

Sketching from the Window

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Today I did a monochrome tree sketch in acrylic, using the 14x22" spread provided by my Stillman & Birn 11x14" Alpha sketch...
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Tuesday

Monoprinting in a Sketchbook Part 2 --- Plein Air Monotypes

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11x14" Monotype print across the two page spread of an 8.5x11" Stillman & Birn Zeta hardbound sketchbook After spendi...
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Saturday

Outside My Window

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This is another card I made for my mom a few weeks ago, but I never got around to adjusting and posting the photo. Sometimes when it's j...
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Tuesday

Little Juniper Bonsai

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Click image for a larger, clearer view Page was prepared with diluted acrylic paints--fluids and iridescent Sketch Ink is Private Reserve ...
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Wednesday

Four Sketches of the Hudson River

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Click image for a larger view. I have a large oil painting commission to do of a scene along the Hudson. The other day, I grabbed my sketc...
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Monday

Kaaterskill High Peak from Across the Beaver Pond

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This is my second-to-last sketch in my sketchbook for the Sketchbook Project 2012. It's a view from across the beaver pond behind my...
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Saturday

Study of an Old Maple Tree Trunk

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This was done out in my yard, using a 6B pencil in my Fabriano Venezia book. This old Maple has so much character from every angle. I di...
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