03/27/2008 06:25:15

HA ha, I don't even own a #20 filbert. But if you gave me one you would have to give me a very LARGE piece of paper.

03/26/2008 22:14:13

Thanks for your comments!  Just straight watercolor to answer your question.  That's my medium, I LOVE watercolor, and I LOVE paper!  Your stuff lokks awesome too!

03/26/2008 19:25:39

okay, i just read about the values in aerial perspective.  it makes sense given that things farther away are 'fuzzier or softer' so the value changes would be subtler.

i paint intuitively and it's good for me to think about things like this.

thanks!

03/26/2008 18:07:56

i was surprised to see 'pears' in your gallery.. new pic of you, new pears painting, whats next?

03/26/2008 17:53:28

I'm not sure how you meant making fun of things sacred- the Algonquin word moose means "twig eater".  Yes, I do like to include humor- sometimes I think of a title before the piece is even on paper.  I love Robin's way of letting paint flow- much different than my details- but then, it takes all forms of art to make the world go round. 

03/26/2008 09:49:37

Hi Greg, Nice landscapes and such great color palettes!  Let me know when you post your forest painting photo...

03/25/2008 23:48:21

The family resemblance in my latest post is they are brother and sister...no relation to me though. Customer's kids. 

Excellent paintings on your end. Especially like "reflections" and "Valley View" - have that loose whimsical feel. 

A friend of mine is building a new house in Cornwall VT. His property and house looks beautiful! Hope to get up to that area sometime in the near future. 

03/25/2008 22:23:16

Thanks for visiting my site.  This shop serves coffee with cream and coffee art.  I like your work.  My favorite is White Pines.  Very exciting.  ~ Lisa