I’m part of the “baby boomer” generation. In the 1960s we were “coming of age”, discovering ourselves, and setting out … More
Author: Judith
Fat Bananas
I finished my “random art” project: a hand of bananas drawn with colored pencil with a watercolor background. As a … More
What Shall I Draw Today?
I’m not much of a planner, especially where art is concerned. I’m more of an impromptu, spur-of-the moment sort of … More
Alla Prima
I came across the term alla prima in the March issue of Artist’s magazine. I couldn’t recall ever hearing it … More
Hard Things
Maybe art is easy for the talented. It’s not easy for me. Of course, easy and difficult are relative terms. … More
Where It Began
I’ve always wanted to be an artist. As a child, I loved coloring. I’m sure I probably tried doing a … More
The Importance of Making Mistakes
Today’s art project was a disaster. Luckily, I learned early on in my art explorations that making mistakes was an … More
Bowl of Apples
Today I’m sharing one of my recent colored pencil drawings. It’s far from perfect, yet I’m pleased with how it … More