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During the Farm Tour last May I took lots of photos of Barns and Farms for the upcoming show at the Blue Ridge Arts Council.  I have painted several including this one of a horse stall barn at Butch Eastham’s farm. 

There was several children there that day so excited about seeing the horses.  I decided it would be better painting with the little girl in it so I made a change.

 

That’s one thing about painting.  You can always change something if you decide you would like it better another way!

I call this Farm Tour at the Eastham Barn. It is an 8″x10″ acrylic on canvas.

Also, took this photo of Little Girl when I was at the Eastham Farm that day.  Couldn’t resist showing it…

 

 

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Several weeks ago as I was preparing for Modern Art Camp for the kids I decided I needed to attempt a copy of a Matisse painting since that’s what we would be doing for camp.  The one on the left, Lady in a Purple Dress, is the one I did.  My Wednesday Young Artists gave it a go too.  Charlee is shown her with her beautiful version.

And this is Maggie with her excellent version.  Great job girls.  It was fun painting in a little different style and learning more about Matisse.

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Benny and Dewey, acrylic on canvas panel, 11″x14″.  Commissioned as a wedding gift.  Presented this weekend and the bride and groom loved it.

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Coloring Book Cats and Coloring Book Dogs, acrylic on canvas, measuring 30″x20″ each.  These are on display at the Blue Ridge Arts Council for “Big Art in a Small Town”.

I saw a kid coloring in a coloring book at a doctor’s office recently and thought, “What fun!”  I haven’t colored outside the lines in years so I came home and “colored”.  And it was fun!!!

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A Rockland Farm, acrylic on matboard, measuring 4″x8″.  Another in the series of Warren County Barns and Farms for the upcoming Blue Ridge Arts Council show to celebrate the 175th Anniversary of Warren County.

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Here is the next barn painting that I’ve done for the upcoming show, “Barns and Farms in Warren County” that will be at the Blue Ridge Arts Council next month.  This one is , “Barn off of Browntown Road“, is acrylic measuring 4″x5”.

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The next show at the Blue Ridge Arts Council is in Celebration of Warren County’s 175th Birthday, Barns & Farms of Warren County.  I painted this small piece on Monday in preparation for the show. 

It is an acrylic on matboard measuring 7 3/4″ x 13″.  It’s called “Bowen Farm from Fairgrounds Road”.

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The start of a large painting.

 

 

 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                Continuing to work.  Developing a zen garden rock stack.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    And it’s finished.  Zen I, acrylic

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I got a call late on Tuesday afternoon and met with a client to do a quick watercolor sketch of his ideas for changes to his building.  He needed them quickly for a meeting today.  It would have been fun to spend a little more time tweaking them but with the short notice all I had time to do was try to get his ideas on paper.  S

While this is not my most favorite type of painting to do, it is something that comes up from time to time and it does help pay the bills.  🙂

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  These young artist did a great job painting the Farm Gate a few weeks ago. 

This is just an example of the kinds of paintings that the kids will do in Summer Art Camp.  The first weeklong camp will begin June 27th and is for students ages 7 – 12.  If you have a budding artist, please contact me for more information.  There is still a couple of spaces left for that week.  There are five weeks to choose from so if that week doesn’t work for  you, just email me at kwalker@doubledogdesigns.com and I can send you the full schedule. 

 

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