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plein air day #3

Posted on February 5, 2012 by notnow

Laura and I took to the country again with bags of art supplies and snacks and her trusty iPad last Friday. If you pop over to her blog post on it, you’ll find yet another video of me in the … Continue reading →

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flora and flora (no fauna)

Posted on January 27, 2012 by notnow

The very first garden paintings I did ( as in, I surprised myself by just sitting down to paint the plants) was a few years back. It was a beautiful day, and I really needed a reason not to go … Continue reading →

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trees and water

Posted on January 12, 2012 by notnow

I’m still feeling the ripples from the Everglades study. Water, water everywhere, which I was noticing before my trip, really catches my eye now. I spot ravines with water, gullies, washes, small ponds. After my day out drawing with my … Continue reading →

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surprising overlaps

Posted on August 16, 2011 by notnow

“Surprising overlaps” is a phrase I’ve been using in my statements recently. It’s one of the things I like to paint about. I do think we are interconnected with each other and the wild world in ways that are wondrous … Continue reading →

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clay flats

Posted on July 25, 2011 by notnow

These are some clay I made this month of the 2-D variety. They will be connected and hang on the wall. These crows that link together vertically are inspired by my friend Bonnie Campbell. The next slab I cut up … Continue reading →

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