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321 – Leaf prints
Today my youngest son and I took a leaf printing class with Nobuko Yamasaki at the GPAA. Leif had a lot of fun, although we had a little meltdown when I accidentally broke one of his dry leaves while helping… Continue reading
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320 – Art Show
Today was busy, busy! Getting ready for an art show is a lot of work. I made the ribbons for the show, took some trial and error, but I think they came out nicely. A Palette of Thanks Good evening,… Continue reading
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Day 315
Today I decided I needed to at least start another gouache painting, even though my asthma is still lingering. This evening I started to paint a landscape with birch trees. I am not using any reference photos for this so… Continue reading
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Pottery and poetry
This morning I awoke to confirmation of the way things were trending last night before I went to bed. The election results were not what I was hoping, although not entirely surprising either. As much sexism and racism that I… Continue reading
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Fall inspired zoom today
Today I decided to use my watercolor pencils for our zoom studio session. I found some squash pictures from the farmer’s market and thought they would be a fun thing to paint with the pencils. I used a different technique… Continue reading
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Welcome Autumn
During the height of the pandemic when I had so many zoom meetings, I started a journal of continuous line drawings. I would do these to occupy myself and help me keep focused on the meetings. Once the public meeting… Continue reading
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Zoom Friday with more wildlife watercolors.
Today was our weekly Zoom with June virtual studio session. After the hares I painted yesterday I was inspired to try my hand at more wildlife this morning. I sketched this guy in pencil first, before switching to my watercolor… Continue reading
366 Days of Art 