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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

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

Liking the Possibilities

Playing with colors is always a pleasant thing to do. Having fun with art is definitely a good way to … More

Alcohol ink, Monique Valove, Playing with colors

Inspired by Autumn

I am loving my December tonalism project. Yep, that little project where I’m taking inspiration from a few favorite artists and … More

George Inness, Index Card Paintings, inspiration

Down and Dirty

Acrylic paints and I have never gotten along too well. We’ve managed to establish a polite, working relationship when it comes … More

Acrylic pouring, Dirty Pour, Flip Cup, Paint Density

Watching Paint Dry

I began my art journey in June of 2015. Within the first month, I came across The Virtual Instructor art … More

Approaches to oil painting, Sunrise paintings, The Virtual Instructor

Paper and Pencil

It’s nice to be home again, nice to be feeling better, and oh, so very nice to have my art … More

graphite drawing, Landscape, Mark-making

Watercolor Reflections

Since I began this journey of art exploration back in 2015, I’ve dabbled a bit with watercolor here and there. … More

Abstract Expression, Exploring Different Media, Watercolor brushes

What Really Matters in Art

Art is definitely subjective. We all know that. While I rave over Egon Schiele, many of you dislike his works. … More

Art is subjective, Art movements, Art styles, Favorite artists, What matters most in art

To Sparkle in the Morning Sun

I came across these words in my little Bob Ross desk calendar… “Let’s put a few little highlights in here … More

Abstract Landscapes, Acrylics, Glitter gel, light, Sparkles

Grid Patterns and More

Here’s a quick look at the many different Zen-Doodles I’ve created over the last couple of weeks. A fellow artist … More

Art as meditation, doodles, Doodling patterns, Zen

A Fortuitous Accident

We hear a lot about happy little accidents in art, and today I want to share what I call a fortuitous accident. … More

Finding one's personal style, landscape art, Tonalism

Our First Snowfall

We’ve had our first snowfall of the season here. It came on Monday, October 26. I point this out because … More

Landscape painting, Snowscapes, winter

Calling It Done

I posted an earlier version of this painting — Cherry Blossom Spring — in September. Since then it’s been sitting … More

Cherry trees, Spring colors

Let the Paint Lead the Way

Anyone who has spent any time with watercolors knows that those mischievous paints can’t always be controlled. Of course, in … More

Gansai, Letting the paint lead, Watercolor inks

Woman Walking in the Woods

Since I’ve recently been practicing creating depth in graphite drawings, I played with that same concept this morning in watercolor. … More

Depth, Layering colors, Watercolor

Round and Round She Goes

Sometimes art is fun. I certainly enjoyed putting this art journal page together and making it my own. The idea … More

Abstract Expression, art journaling, Let's Make Art

Feeling the Rhythm

Earlier this month I shared a “Fletcher Doodle” — a crazy mish-mash of lines and circles going this way and … More

doodles, Rhythm in art

Take #2 – WIP

When I first tried painting a scene of cherry trees in bloom, it didn’t go well. You saw that ugly … More

Re-doing paintings, Spring paintings, WIP

Sometimes We Make Ugly

I’m having an ugly day in the art studio. I wasn’t planning to make bad art, today, but sometimes it … More

Learning from mistakes, mistakes, Ugly paintings

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