More Mineral King Painting Factory 4

Week One of Operation Mineral King Painting Factory felt successful. 7 of the 11 paintings are completed (except for drying, scanning and varnishing), and it seems possible to complete the remaining 4 (3 are large-ish) and maybe even make tracks on the other 2 on stand-by, all next week. (Prolly not. . . that is […]

More Mineral King Painting Factory 3

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MELINDA!! (now entering the S-words) This is the third day of Mineral King Oil Painting Factory.  This whole idea of being a painting factory has its good points and its not so good ones. Have you noticed that applies to almost every single thing in life? The good: Getting things finished well in advance of a […]

The More I Paint. . .

 . . . the more paintings sell. One Sawtooth, one Honeymoon Cabin, one White Chief, three of the most popular scene of Farewell Gap with the Crowley cabin, and one of just Farewell Gap minus the Crowley cabin. 6×6″ is the most popular size.   Keep painting, Central California Artist Who Specializes in Mineral King.

Back to Mineral King Painting Factory

I am back to Mineral King, figuratively speaking, not literally. There is finally some snow up there, and I’m happy to be here in the painting studio, painting summer scenes of Mineral King. First, look who showed up! Piper and his brother arrived on a Friday, and Piper decided to get acquainted with us on Sunday. […]

Cute Little Things

Cute little things? What is this about? This is a post about 4 cute little oil paintings of various Mineral King scenes on boards, each one sitting on its own tiny wooden easel. (Well, yes, they are for sale – thank you for asking!) The rectangular paintings are 4×6″ and are $50; the squares are 4×4″ and […]