11/03/2008 21:40:39

Jason, Your work is very beautiful, I really enjoyed viewing your gallery.

Best, Alston

10/11/2008 22:30:35

Jason-  Thanks for stopping by my gallery.  Your work reminds me of times I spent in the northwoods of Wisconsin and the U.P. of Michigan: cool, misty, and grey.  Lots of atmosphere!  I moved to the sunny gulf coast years ago, and absolutely love it, but i did enjoy the boreal forests, and your work takes me back there.  -W  

09/26/2008 15:33:13

jason,

you have some really skilled renderings here. i enjoyed looking at your work.

trish

09/25/2008 09:48:53

Thank you so much for detailing some of your working methods! I really appreciate that you took the time. Back out to the field I go, and, I may be back with more questions for you, but, definitely to look at your work more!

 

Karen

09/22/2008 19:28:57

Hi Jason,

Thank you for your comment on Volkening Meadow. I am so glad to have stopped at your page...your work is stunning!! May I ask about your process? Do you use bristle brushes? A lot of palette knife? How do you get those phenomenal edges like in your red barn painting? I am trying to work with edges right now...and I absolutely love the diversity of them in your paintings.

I first stepped out of the studio last Spring, and am totally addicted, and wow, is there a lot to learn!

I look forward to seeing more of your work.

 

Karen

 

p.s. My husband just got some G.K. Chesterton for his birthday! cool.

09/20/2008 18:05:12

Thank you for your kind words.  I know exactly where WBL (White Bear Lake) is-I am just north of there.  MN is beautiful now-the air is cool at night, the stars are brighter and the moon is bigger, the leaves are just turning and today it is 78 and very nice.  I love the autumn.  I just submitted a painting called, "Sweltering Summer" for the Minnesota Watercolor Society Fall show in Minneapolis.  Going there tomorrow for "meet the artists" and network abit-will be fun!  Thanks for visiting my page-keep in touch. 

09/19/2008 15:24:14

Hi jason

Thanks so much for the comment on my steel sculpture Deer Pablo. It was intended to be my whimsical tribute to Picasso. Love you nature pieces. I envy painters. I never considered myself a painter but a metal finisher. Enjoyed you outlook on life. We all walk this road only once. Experience every minute of it and capture it on canvas when you can.

Larry

09/18/2008 12:39:51

Hi Jason,

Thanks for the comment on the trompe l'oeil piece.  I'm a musician, too, although it sounds like you took a step further than I.  My boyfriend and I enjoy playing together and performing live, when the occasion arises.  I  wish you great success in your art career!  Nice duckies, quack quack!

Rebecca