Sometimes I paint the things I want to paint and just hope they sell. Sometimes they do. Usually when I paint what I want, I spend twice as much time as I would on others, aiming for a level of perfection and truly enjoying the process.
Kind of a bad business decision. . . maybe.
Don’t know. Get tired of business decisions. Wanna paint what I wanna paint!
The Shepherdess is a friend of mine. A very dear friend in the perfect light is a hard subject to resist, even when it isn’t showing off the beauty of Tulare County.
I think this will sell without any trouble. Even in this embryonic state, this one is beginning to have some appeal.
The shepherdess has some beautiful chickens.
Wow, this looks like a mess. It will take an extraordinary amount of time, but I wanna paint what I wanna paint! Nope, not Tulare County, and not even California.
My favorite bridge might be finished here again. I don’t know what number it is. I’ve lost control of the numbering of the series of the Oak Grove Bridge.
I wanted to spend more time with the shepherdess but had to settle for painting her instead. In the painting (and real life), she is not actually wearing highlighter pink. And there is no ray of sunshine on the painting except around 8 in the morning coming through the painting workshop window. The sheep still appear to me as if they need a good veterinarian. That’s okay. I wanna paint this!
2 Comments
Go go! Paint what ya want to paint. … what size is the chicken? … price?
Oops, Diane. Should have put that info by the painting! It is 6×6″, $55.
Comments are closed for this article!