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| Happy times in my Saturday class. |
We’re really plein air painters in my studio, and by late March we are fidgeting and whining to go outdoors. This morning it’s 4° F. out there, however, which is how the whole winter has gone. We’re inside and we still must paint. So what do we do? Fish among common household objects, of course, to create still-lives that both challenge and entertain.
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| Brad painting gift bags. |
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| Nina's second painting! Whoo hoo! |
Nathan and Jingwae are prepping for college, so a reflective glass arrangement suited them. (Carol T. opted for that, too.) Brad and Sandy decided to paint luminescent gift bags. And Nina—just starting her second painting—did a still life of apples in a Chinese antique scoop.
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| Sandy painting gift bags. |
We’ll be having a student show opening June 1 at
VB Brewery in Victor. Mother Nature may be keeping us indoors, but we still must paint.
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| Nathan painting reflective glassware. |
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| Jingwae painting reflective glassware. |
Let me know if you’re interested in painting with me in Maine in 2014 or Rochester at any time. Click here for more information on my Maine workshops!
