They’re very good for you. I think they overtook blueberries, but might have now fallen behind green tea or acai berry. Not sure, but they are certainly beautiful, and make great jelly! Pomegranate 35, oil on wrapped canvas, 6×6″, $40
Daily Painting, 11
Sold “One ton tomata, I ate a one ton tomata, one ton tomata, I ate a one ton tomaaaa- ta.” (Hint – it’s a song that you hear while eating chips and salsa) Okay, that’s it, that’s all for these daily painting posts. Too confining to my smart-alecky, free-spirited, non-routine-loving self.
Daily Painting, 10
Sunny Sequoia IXX, 8×8″, oil on wrapped canvas, $75 When I belonged to the Colored Pencil Society of America, there was a tradition. At every annual juried show, there was a piece called “Paper Bag #_____”. The numbers went quite high, the pieces were always well done, they were a little boring, and they ALWAYS […]
Daily Painting, 9
Red Pear II, 6×6″, oil on wrapped canvas, sold See? A second red pear. A pair of pears. I painted it twice, then I ate it. I don’t want to be a starving artist.
Daily Painting, 8
Red Pear I, 6×6″, oil on wrapped canvas, sold But wait! There’s more – tune in tomorrow at this same time to see a companion piece to Red Pear I.
Daily Painting, 7
Oh so much better to paint in my own style. Can you just feel the relief? This is the 7th painting in my promised Daily Painting series. I could keep going. It is certainly an easy way to post to my blog. Are you asleep? Bored? Wishing I’d get off this train of thought?
Daily Painting, 6
Mineral King, 6×6″, oil on wrapped canvas, $50 Waking up in the morning has never been easy for me. Some people wake up energized and ready to go; I am not one of them. My Oh-So-Wise-Dad used to say that when he woke up in the morning, he’d lie there and try to die. Failing […]
Daily Painting, 5
6×6″, oil on wrapped canvas, $50 Farewell Gap is an unusually symmetrical mountain pass. The elevation is somewhere in the 10,000′ range, and the trail to get there is 6-1/2 miles long, very well graded, with fabulous flowers. I love that hike. (Never mind. Stupid plantar fasciitis.) This year I am lollygagging about the cabin, […]
Daily Painting, 4
Mineral King, 6×6″, oil on wrapped canvas, $50 The Crowley family cabin with Farewell Gap in the background may be the most photographed scene in Mineral King. I’ve lost track of how many times I’ve drawn and painted it. Each time I take the picture, I’m sure it is the most beautiful it has ever […]
Daily Painting, 3
6×6″, oil on wrapped canvas, $50 This is the Honeymoon Cabin in Mineral King. Originally it was part of the resort at the end of the road. Disney bought the resort, and then abandoned the idea of a ski resort because Mineral King was incorporated into Sequoia National Park. They removed all the buildings except […]