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What i really love about painting is that it can be not just an additive process, but also subtractive. I used washes of white spirit to peel away the oil paint, giving the effect above.
Bere visits when i was studying for my calculus final. he kinda cheered me up, being the pretty princess that he is
Twirly Girl is on a daring auction adventure with a start bid of only 1$!!!! www.dailypaintworks.com/buy/auction/74946
I spotted this little kawaupaka (little shag - Phalacrocorax melanoleucos) sunnin on the shore of one of the ponds at The Groynes. It was so intent on sunning it allowed me to get very close and do this series of studies, each just a little different, with the beautiful sky-reflecting water as a perfect background.
Variously called “White-throated,” “Little Pied,” or “Frilled" the little shag is sometimes confused with the little black shag. The diagnostic features are short yellow bill and long tail, whereas the little blag shag has a very slender grey bill, green eyes and a shorter tail. The plumage pattern of the little shag is not uniform: the commonest form in adults is black with a white throat, and at the other extreme is the “little pied” plumage or totally black. Most young in their first plumage are entirely black but the extreme “little pied” form assumes the white breast with its first plumage. Feet black.
Distribution: Lakes, rivers and sheltered coasts throughout New Zealand.
Taken in Downtown Berkeley, at the bottom of the escalator which goes from the BART station to street level. I am in love with the architecture here - concentric circles broken by a steel diagonal, bridging the underground with the open world.
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I've started drawing again. It's forced me to really look at my subjects.
It's been a long time since i've had to concentrate on one thing for any length of time.
For that brief period of time the mind is clear and the senses are acute....
The results aren't impressive but the experience is satisfying.
The Sleep of Endymion by Girodet
I taught myself to paint by studying the Masters.
The original painting hangs in the Louve.
$800
Study of hands, aiming to explore how gestures reveal a persons’ mood and emotions.
A2
Pen and soft pastels
2019
Thanks to the UMSL Study Abroad Summer 2011 participants from the Spanish Language Dominican Republic Program for their photos!
www.umsl.edu/services/abroad/summer/dominican%20republic....
I've started to oil paint. I've always sketched or used water color, but never oil. I'm finding it very challenging but also see it really helps with my photography. The study of light once again. This pink really got me. I love how reminiscent it is of Matisse or Manet.
Page header image for the Interdisciplinary Studies website at Eastern Washington University: outreach.ewu.edu/itds.html. Used Photoshop.
The den right off the main entrance provides a perfect place for a study or serves as a quiet reading nook. Measuring 10' x 12', there is plenty of space to use this room however you see fit.