Summer is here an it's time for me to finish up some paintings begun in the winter. This 3D applied canvas board is 18x24. While working on 'Nate's Diner' I applied some everyday items to 2 canvases. This one with the items a woman might use before her big date, and the other has office supplies.
Long before I got the idea for Night on the Town I thought I might like to paint a row of brownstone like buildings, so I placed my couple right out in the street.
If you have any ideas for the office supplies leave me a comment...
Friday, June 27, 2014
Saturday, May 03, 2014
THANK YOU!
Thanks to all who visited the Wood Museum at the Quadrangle and voted for The Mechanical Mouser in the Technical Topper, we received first place for the people's choice award. We nearly skipped the Culture and Cocktails Night at the museums, it was the same night as my student's art exhibit, so I was a bit tired. There was a great band, good food, and wonderful people. The Steampunk Springfield exhibit will be there through September - so if your local there is still time to see all the artistic contraptions.
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
a great place to visit
Here is a painting of The Old Mill Inn, located in Hatfield, Ma. In addition to being a beautiful place to stay the owners are now offering local artwork, including mine, for sale at affordable prices. The last two post paintings as well as this one and others are now on sale at this location. Check out their site @oldmillinn.ma
Labels:
acrylic landscapes,
acrylic painting,
autumn,
autumn lanscapes,
hatfield,
landscapes,
ma,
mill,
mills,
old mill,
old mill inn,
water falls
Sunday, April 27, 2014
covered bridge
Nothing says New England like a covered bridge. This is the one in Stanley Park in Westfield, Ma. A little breath of spring for our unusually cool April.
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Area Paintings
I have begun a series of local landscapes, you may remember the Keystone Bridge painting, in the January 2012 archives. At that time I had thought to start these but never did. This one is The Grist Mill in Sudbury, Ma. built in 1929 and still in use today!
Labels:
grist mill,
local landscapes,
mills,
old mills,
Sudbury,
Sudbury Ma,
winter landscapes
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