Here is a sketch with watercolor pencil of a father and son at the beach. I may try a watercolor later. I need to work on the perspective of the ocean waves, so it won’t look like they’re about to be washed away!
For the second year, the Northstar Watercolor Society will host a spring mini-show and fund-raiser to support Second Harvest Heartland. Artists are invited to submit one “mini” painting that has a maximum outside dimension of 12 by 12 inches. The show will be held at Susan Fryer Voigt’s studio, Northrup King Building, Dock 5, 1500 Jackson St. NE, Minneapolis.
The show is open to the public March 2, 5 – 9 p.m., and March 3, 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Here is my painting for “Artists for Abundance.”
A picture of me with my painting “And He Called His Name Jesus” at the artist’s reception of the Seeing God Juried Art Exhibit. Beautiful art. I’m one of 29 artists selected to participate.
My painting “His Name Shall Be Called Jesus” was accepted into the Seeing GodJuried Art Show at the Benedictine Monastery in Maple Grove. One of 29 artists, I will attend the reception Wednesday, February 1, 2012, 7 – 8:30 p.. Friends and family are invited to attend.
The Benedictine Center of St. Paul’s Monastery
2675 Benet Road, St. Paul, MN 55109
651.777.7251
benedictinecenter@stpaulsmonastery.org
These two images are actually one picture. Watercolor on yupo is fun and challenging. It is not easy to apply as much color as I would like to have in the painting, because of the nature of the yupo. The goal is to create a path of light on the rocks; to be effective, the rocks and perhaps the water should be darker. I like the rush and splash of the water.
This is an invitation for all artists to join this event:
Art 4 Shelter | A Benefit for Simpson Housing Services
Our mission: To house, support and advocate for people experiencing homelessness.
To support this cause, go to http://www.art4shelter.org/submissions.html. Deadline for submissions is 4/1/12.
This is one small painting which will be sold at the event.
Two paintings completed during the Greg Lipelt workshop on portrait painting. I especially like the portrait on the right.
It’s fun to capture the joy in this portrait. What can be better than enjoying a sunny day together? This painting captures a wonderful memory!
Here is the completed painting of a snow leopard, a magnificent animal. I will make numbered giclee prints of this painting. Perhaps the shop at the Como Zoo would like to sell prints of this painting.
For 2012 my goal is to sketch daily, from real life when possible, or from T.V. I want to focus mainly on people in sports or performing music. Here is a sketch of various hockey players I did while watching the “Wild” on T.V. They beat Edmonton 5 to 3.