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Author: Judith

I'm an artist, author, and musician with a love of all things creative. My "art journey" began in 2015 when I decided to learn to draw. I love learning new things! Life is always an adventure.

So Many Mixed Emotions

I’m working now with inspiratons from tonalist artist Charles Warren Eaton, often known as “the pine tree painter”. Today’s painting … More

Art and Emotion, Charles Warren Eaton, Pine Trees

Happy Holidays

There are many different holidays celebrated at this time of year. Our family celebrates Christmas; other friends celebrate Kwanzaa, Yule, … More

Happy Holidays, Snowscapes, Winter scenes

A Hot Mess of Hot Pink

Anybody like hot pink? Honestly, it’s never been a favorite of mine. I’m not a “girly” sort, have never been … More

31-Day Landscape, Bubble Gum Pink, Gesso Project, Hot Pink, Toning

Eye in the Sky

There is a hauntingly beautiful song from the 1980’s by The Alan Parsons Project. Maybe you remember it, or maybe … More

3 x 5 Index Card Painting Project, Charles Warren Eaton, Eye in the Sky, The Alan Parsons Project, Tonalism

Woodless Pencils

Did you know that woodless pencils exist? For a long time I had no idea there was such a thing … More

EVNEED pencils, grades of graphite, graphite sticks, Powdered Graphite, woodenless pencils

Wandering – My Tribute to George Inness

This little 3 x 5 painting is the 10th in my series of 31 “tonalist-inspired” landscapes. While it was inspired … More

Analysis of Art Styles, George Inness, Roadmaps, Tonalism

The Most Forged Artist in America

I’ll admit to having always had a bit of a fascination with forgeries. I’ve felt the same way about impersonators, too, and … More

American landscape art, Moonlight, Nocturnes, Ralph Albert Blakelock, Tonalism

Sunrise… Sunset…

There’s a song from Fiddler on the Roof that speaks of sunrises and sunsets and how swiftly flow the days.  … More

31-Day Landscape Project, George Inness, Sunrise, sunset

“Now I Know My A B C’s…”

We’ve probably all sung that little song about learning our alphabet, and I’ve been singing it again quite often in … More

calligraphy, Cesare Lombroso, hand-lettering, Let's Make Art, Spenserian handwriting, Tombow Dual Tip Brush Pens

Where’s the Heron?

When I first met and fell in love — artistically speaking — with tonalist George Inness, it was his painting Home of the … More

3x5 Index Card Project, George Inness, Home of the Heron

The Colors of Christmas

Even though my husband must get out each day as an essential worker, we are taking as many precautions as … More

Acrylic pouring, Christmas Colors, Puddle Pour

Winter Memories

Today I’m sharing the seventh painting in my series of 3 x 5 “Index Card” landscapes. It’s part of my … More

Clark Art Institute, George Inness, Home at Montclair, Memories, winter

The Tonalist Cloud

Have you ever played with Wordle? I first discovered Wordle years ago. and I’ve had a lot of fun playing … More

Tonalism, Word Clouds, Wordle

Two Little Landscapes

When I began my 3 x 5 index card landscape project to study tonalism, I wasn’t really planning on posting every … More

31-Day Landscape Project, George Inness

Illuminating and Ultimate Gray

Every year I look forward to the announcement of Pantone’s “Color of the Year”. This year — which has been … More

Acrylic pouring, Fluid art, Pantone, Pantone Color of the Year

Awareness

Here is another — Day 4 — of my index card paintings for the month. I’m calling this one “Awareness” … More

Awareness, George Inness, Glazing, Peace and Plenty, Tonalism

Pour It On

You’ll be seeing a lot of fluid art over the next few weeks, specifically acrylic pouring.  To date, I have yet … More

Acrylic pouring, Color schemes, Fluid art, Having fun with art, Principles of Design

Painting with George

I’m loving my 31-day oil-painting project! I definitely have a lot of work to do on bare trees, but this … More

31-Day Landscape Project, Finding our Style, George Inness

Exploding Colors

My art work over the last few days has gone in two very different directions. With my oil-painting project on … More

Alcohol ink, Playing with colors

Little Things Can Teach Us a Lot

Here is the second of my series of index card oil paintings as I go through the month learning about tonalism … More

Developing New Art Skills, Exploring Tonalism, Index Card Paintings

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