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Wrigley Step 1

Wrigley Step 1

Wrigley Step 2

Wrigley Step 2

Wrigley Step 3

Wrigley Step 3

Wrigley Step 4

Wrigley Step 4

Wrigley Step 5

Wrigley Step 5

Wrigley Step 6

Wrigley Step 6

I was asked about the process I use in painting one of the ball fields for my Kickstarter Project – Painted Diamonds.  So I tried to take photos while I worked on the painting of the Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field to show you the progress.  Sometimes I get so involved that I forget to take a picture but you get the idea.

Wrigley -Step 7

Wrigley -Step 7

Every artist works differently.  I usually start at the top and work in the basic shapes moving toward the subject matter that is closest to the viewer at the end and then go back in to put details.  That’s the great thing about painting.  There is no right or wrong way as long as the end result makes you happy then you did it just right!

Wrigley is the 4th painting in the series of 30 that I am painting for my Kickstarter Project- Painted Diamonds – where I will be painting every Major League Baseball park before the World Series this year.

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Fenway Park is 95% Complete

Fenway Park is 95% Complete

Fenway Park is 95% done.  Each of these paintings is so interesting to work on.  I’ve discovered things about them that I never noticed before.  And with Boston I wanted to be sure to add the “B Strong” logo somewhere.

Now I am on to Wrigley.  The Kickstarter Project has 7 more days to get funded and I’m at 89%.  Please take a minute to go to this link and make a pledge to help me reach the goal.  http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/168684256/painted-diamonds-30-ball-parks-in-30-weeks?ref=city

Thank you!

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Thurs Kids Caboose

This week at Kids Class we painted the Front Royal Caboose.  It was an ambitious project for an hour-long class but we did it!  Marvelous!  They look so good.  Keep up the good work.

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Fenway in the Making

Fenway in the Making

Just nine days left to get my Painted Diamonds project funded on Kickstarter.com .  We are at 89% of our goal.  Kickstarter is all or nothing so I have got to get to 100% for the project to go.  If you haven’t looked yet and pledged please click here and go to my project click the green button and make a pledge.  I really need your help!

I am about half way done with Boston’s Fenway Park – the Green Monster in the making!  This is the third in the series of 30 that I am painting.

So please pledge.  You can pledge anywhere from $1.  And every pledge helps me make the goal.  Thanks!

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Baseball 4

Baseball 4

Baseball 3

Baseball 3 – SOLD!

Two more baseballs that are painted in acrylic on 6″x6″ gallery wrap canvas and available for $50 each.  Contact kwalker@doubledogdesigns.com for more information.

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Baseball 1

Baseball 1

Baseball 2

Baseball 2

Baseball is on my mind these days.  And while it’s fun to paint the baseball fields as part of my Kickstarter project (Read more about that here) I had fun yesterday painting just a simple baseball.  These paintings are acrylic measuring 6″x6″ and are available for $50 each by emailing kwalker@doubledogdesigns.com

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Camden Yards 95 percentSpent most of yesterday afternoon working on the painting of Baltimore’s Oriole Park at Camden Yards.  This is an acrylic on 18″x24″ canvas.  It is the second in the series of Major League Baseball’s parks that is part of my Kickstarter project – Painted Diamonds.  I have less than two weeks now to get the project funded.  Click here to learn more and to pledge.  Thanks!

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Camden Yards in the making

I have just 17 days to go for my Kickstarter Project to get funded and it’s at 71% this morning.  Many thanks to everyone who has already pledged to make the project work.  Your help is greatly appreciated.   I am so anxious to do this project and really want to get it funded.  Many people have congratulated me on the project and asked about it and have told me they are not familiar with Kickstarter. Click here to see my project.   Here is a little more about how Kickstarter works:

Kickstarter is a way for creative people to get projects funded.  You go to the site and read about a project then click on the green button and make a pledge at the level you wish to help.  As you read about the project you see that you get rewards for different levels of pledges.  So choose your reward and make a pledge.  You can help by pledging as little as $1 and every bit adds up to get to the goal of 100%.  I must get to 100% for the project to work.  Anything less than that and the pledges will NOT be collected.  So I’m asking you PLEASE make a pledge today.  Help me with this project.  As far as we can find no one has ever painted all 30 Baseball Parks and certainly not in 30 weeks.  Help make me the first.  Thanks so much for your consideration and I’d appreciate it if you share this with your friends by clicking the Facebook or other share buttons below this post.  Thanks again.

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Dogwood blossomThis is a painting I did last week as an art lesson in an adult class.  It’s “Dogwood Blossom“, acrylic on canvas, 11″x14”, available for $125.  Contact kwalker@doubledogdesigns.com .

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IFM_bannerI spent a lovely day yesterday in New York City at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.  I went on a bus trip with a nice group of people who went as a fundraiser for a Relay for Life team and I was told we raised over $500 for them.  Yeah! 

I went specifically to see the exhibit- Impressionism, Fashion and Modernity.  And it was well worth the trip.  There were over 80 major paintings of figures clothed in lovely period clothing with actual fashions from the time being shown with the art.  It was fabulous!  You can read more about it here on the Mets website.

Purple Dress 2 Purple DressThis painting, “In the Conservatory (Madame Bartholome) by Albert Bartholome shows his wife entering a door.  Displayed by the painting was the actual dress she wore in the painting.  It was fascinating to see.

If you have an opportunity to get to New York before the show closes on May 22nd be sure to stop into the Metropolitan and enjoy this wonderful exhibit. 

Tomorrow I will share my FAVORITE!

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