Hi Perry! Thanks for checking in! I've been not so great lately about updating my scuttlebutt gallery...I will have to get on that at the beginning of the week.  I've been updating on my blog mostly. It's been getting cold and gray out here, so lots of interesting, and challenging light and colors to deal with. I'm taking a cityscape class this weekend (will post these soon), which is an entirely different animal. But I do really like the urban scenes...

Are those landscapes on the newest page of your gallery fairly new? The one with the tree up on the hill, and the river...these are fantastic....they actually remiind me a lot of the colors we've been seeing around here. I love the colors and edges in these!

Talk to you soon,

Karen

Perry, That is way too funny!! So maybe stand in the public road, paint her barn from there, sell it for $$$, and send her a copy of your earnings!

In the city here where people are usually so territorial because no one has much space, we're always really conscious of 'Well I'm on public property so you can't tell me to leave...'

I like your motto about Do it and ask for forgiveness later!

Okay, off to paint on someone's land now...

Thank you.

Jeanine

Perry, your work is impressive.  I love your landscapes and "3 Workers" in particular.

Tito Sebastiani

Hi again,

I have to tell you that is a fantastic story on your blog about painting the plein air landscape! SO true, all the thoughts we have to sometime fight to just get the hell out there and paint, what to say to onlookers, etc!

The Evening Duo is gorgeous!

Is there a way to comment directly on your blog?

Karen 

Hi Perry,

Thank you for your recent comment! That is wonderful to hear from you. I looked again at your beautiful gallery...I love the variety you have there, but I most of all am attracted to your landscapes, I guess because I'm so obsessed with that right now!

Off to check out your blog, too...

Karen 

Perry, thanks for the comment, I appreciate it.

I enjoyed your gallery as well. Very nice work, distinct. I really love the first piece in your gallery-the one with the large tree and the little red barn off to the left. Very nice. Has a feeling of mystery and peace. Well done.

sm