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Still Life with Oranges

Posted in Art Class, daily painter, Paint Party, Still Life, tagged oranges, still life on March 4, 2019| Leave a Comment »

We painted amazing still lifes using an underpainting this past week. The painters learned lessons in light and dark and glazing. They did GREAT!

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Still Life with Oranges

Posted in Art Class, daily painter, Paint Party, Still Life, tagged oranges, oranges with blue pot, still life on February 15, 2019| Leave a Comment »

We will be painting this still life with oranges at a Paint Party on Friday, March 1st at 6 pm. This one was done with a grey scale underpainting. We won’t necessarily work it this way at the paint party but it’s a good exercise that helps with darks and lights in painting. You can see the process above. Click here to register and for more info.

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A Still Life at Camp

Posted in Art Camp, daily painter, Still Life, tagged Orange and Tomato, Still Life with Lemon on August 3, 2018| Leave a Comment »

Aug 2 Post Impress We started our last session of Art Camp for the summer yesterday and it had us painting Paula Modersohn-Becker’s “Still Life with Lemon, Orange, and Tomato” from 1903. Terrific!

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Cezanne at Art Camp

Posted in Art Camp, Still Life, tagged Apple and Pear, Cezanne on June 16, 2017| Leave a Comment »

20170615_192936 We started Art Camp this year with 5-7 year olds painting the “Still Life with Apple and a Pear” by Paul Cezanne from 1888-90. They did a fine job. These kids are learning about different styles of art and artists as well as learning about color mixing. Great! Can’t wait to see their Monet today…

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Kids Paint Oranges

Posted in Art Class, Still Life, tagged orange, oranges on May 18, 2017| Leave a Comment »

20170518_074354 The kids painted these FABULOUS oranges in class yesterday. Great work!

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Final Touches Added

Posted in daily painter, Furniture, Landscape, Still Life, tagged grapes, pear, sailboat, Tulips on April 14, 2017| Leave a Comment »

I paint many demonstration paintings as I teach and most of the time I don’t go back and finish them up because I don’t usually have time before I am on to something else. But occasionally I will go in and tighten up one or two so that they are a little more complete. Here are a few that I did add a little more to recently. You can see the original posts for these paintings here: Still Life, Sailboat Landscape, and Tulips.

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Still Life for VIA

Posted in Art Class, Still Life, tagged fruit, grapes, pear, still life, VIA on April 8, 2017| Leave a Comment »

The Virginia International Academy students painted this little still life this week. We have been working on a variety of subjects and styles since they started painting at The Studio. They are doing beautiful work!

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My Famous Painter Painting

Posted in daily painter, Paint Party, Still Life, tagged Famous Painters, oranges, Piet Mondrian, plate, still life on March 3, 2017| Leave a Comment »

I often get asked why I don’t post my paintings along with the paintings that the people at Paint Parties do while at The Studio. The answer is that I don’t often finish mine! I am usually walking around helping others put the finishing touches on their work to be sure they are satisfied with them before we wrap up the party. From time to time I get back to my canvas to finish up. I did in the case of the Famous Painter Party this week because I really like the Piet Mondrian still life that we chose to do. Here is how my painting turned out. I love the complementary blue and orange colors.

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Famous Painter Night

Posted in Art Class, Paint Party, Still Life, tagged Famous Painter, orange, oranges, Piet Mondrian, plate on March 1, 2017| Leave a Comment »

Fam Painter Feb 2017.jpg We had a terrific group of painters join us at The Studio for Famous Painter night as we recreated Dutch painter Piet Mondrian’s still life of a Plate with Oranges. Didn’t these ladies do beautiful work. I love these.