November 18, 2022 Well, I have found an appropriate finish for the fox hunt painting, so the headless hunter is no more… It is currently standing on one of my easels to dry and cure. As with many paintings, I am not sure yet that it is finished, yet, but it is in a stable state and I… Read More »
November 9, 2022 Today I went to see the show at Joshua Creek in Oakville and met up with owner Sybil Rampen, who asked me if I liked where she put my ‘Barn Cat’ painting. How could I react in any other way than with a big smile? I love that it made the big Gallery Room! It… Read More »
November 9, 2022 I regularly get questions about my chosen medium, acrylics. And how to make sure that the leftovers and soiled rinse water do not get into the environment. There is actually a fairly simple and quick way to do this. Acrylics dissolve in water, but that does not mean that the paints are ‘clean’. The undiluted… Read More »
November 2 I have just come back from another round trip to the People’s Gallery in the Waterloo Artstore. I took ‘The Moody Monk’ and ‘The Sunbeam Child’ back home and, for a bit of creative variety, this time entered a series of 4 photographs on canvas for the exhibition. Three of these photographs were taken right here,… Read More »
November 5, 2022 Both of my submissions were accepted in the juried Halton & Peel Juried Exhibition at Joshua Creek Heritage Art Centre in Oakville. Yay! Come visit for an Artist Social/Open House on Saturday November 12th @ 1 PM – 4 PM. If you would like to meet up with me, contact me so we can pick a… Read More »
November 4, 2022 I need your help! It does not happen often, but sometimes a face in a painting just does not feel right. What to do? Oils and Acrylics offer the artist the option to simply cover it with a new layer of paint, that can then be the base layer for something else. What you see… Read More »