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Category: Landscape

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Exploring Tonalism

I’m getting back to my studio now, spending a little time here each morning, and I’m looking forward to creating … More

31-Day Landscape Project, Charles Warren Eaton, Dwight Tryon, George Inness, Michelle Wooderson, Tonalism

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

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

‘Tis the Gift to be Simple

There is a Shaker song called “Simple Gifts”, and I’d like to share it today. ’Tis the gift to be … More

Aaron Copland, Appalachian Spring, art journaling, Simple Gifts, Simplicity

Grist for the Mill

There’s a lovely old grist mill in West Virginia situated along Glade Creek. I’m sure you’ve seen it before, perhaps … More

Glade Creek Grist Mill, graphite, Sketching, William Powell - Landscape Drawing

Finding My Artistic Soulmate

I joke a lot about art, love, and romance. I’ve written about breaking-up with Aubrey Phillips and his style of watercolor … More

Asher Durand, Frederic Edwin Church, George Inness, Hudson River School, National Academy of Design, The Father of American Landscape Painting, Thomas Cole

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

Loving the Leaves

Usually at this time of year I’m painting landscapes filled with autumn colors. This year is an exception, however. I’m … More

Graphite landscape drawing, William F. Powell

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