Tag: Art

Two new paintings that were under covers until after Christmas. The fourth in a series of paintings depicting my father and his tractor, circa 1959. Erik G., take note: now that this body of work has become my chef d’oeuvre, each piece is more “important.” For my sister, Jean, who works in the beverage industry.… Continue reading From Under The Christmas Tree

I know you’ve seen this building before, but in a different format. The collection I’m calling “Nightscapes” continues to develop.

My first (adult) art teacher, Gretchen, once told me: “You have to draw 100 hands, 100 feet, 100 eyes, 100 noses, 100 ears before you’ll be comfortable drawing figures.” It’s taken some years, but I’ve learned to appreciate the value of practice in art. I doodled around with the idea this year. But now I’m… Continue reading 100 Hands…And Feet…And Eyes…And…