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Mountain WInery 1 Mountain Winery I, acrylic on canvas, 16″x20″, framed and available at Winding Road Cellars in Markham, Virginia.

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CAM03815-1The ladies did a wonderful job with the fall landscape painting at the 1st Saturday Paint Party.  What a good time!!!

Be sure to mark you calendars to attend the next one on Saturday, December 7th at 4 pm.  See you there.

 

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Fall VineyardFall Vineyard is a 6″x6″ acrylic painting on board.  It is on display at Winding Road Cellars and is SOLD!

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Fenway Park Boston Red Sox

Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox

Congratulations to the 2013 World Series Champions – Boston Red Sox who won last night at the historic Fenway Park!

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Smith Sign Finished 2A few weeks ago I got a request to paint a pet portrait on an outdoor sign.  I don’t generally paint signs but this one was special so I accepted the challenge.  I completed it and delivered it last week and the client was thrilled.  Pet Portraits are one of my favorite things to do.  Smith was a fun one!  I love the expression on his face.

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Baseball Teal background small Baseball Green background smallHere are the last baseballs I did during the Painted Diamonds project.   The small green one is 5″x5″ gallery wrap canvas and is $45.  The teal ones are 6″x6″ on 3/4″ canvas and are $45 each.

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Baseball on Red

Baseball on Red

Baseball on Clay

Baseball on Clay

Baseball on Green

Baseball on Green

We will be hanging the “Painted Diamonds-30 Parks in 30 Weeks” art exhibit today in preparation for the opening tomorrow.  The reception will be tomorrow, Wednesday, October 23rd from 6-8 pm at the Blue Ridge Arts Council on Main Street in Front Royal.  Please join us for the fun.  Hot dogs, peanuts and Cracker Jacks for everyone!!!

In the meanwhile, I have still been painting baseballs.  Here are two more.  Baseball on Red, acrylic on canvas, 10″x10″, $75.  Baseball on Clay, cradle wrap canvas, 8″x8″, $95. Baseball on Green, acrylic on canvas, 10″x10″, is SOLD!

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Bing Crosby Stadium Front Royal, Virginia

Bing Crosby Stadium
Front Royal, Virginia

I couldn’t paint all those ball parks over the last six months and not include our very own “Bing Crosby Stadium”.  So number 31 in my series of Painted DIamonds is The Bing, as it is affectionately known in Front Royal.  It opened in April of 1950 and is the home to the Front Royal Cardinals, a collegiate summer baseball team.

There are many variations to the story of how the stadium got its name.  Here is one:

In 1948, while serving as Grand Marshall of the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester, Bing Crosby came to Front Royal at the invitation of Senator Raymond R. Guest to help with a fund-raising campaign for a new ball park. He contributed $1,000 to the effort. In 1950, Mr. Crosby returned to Front Royal for the premiere of his movie, “Riding High”, and made another contribution of $3,572.92, which completed the fund-raising campaign.

A plaque at the stadium reads as follows:  “The stadium was dedicated on April 1, 1950.  It was erected by the people of Front Royal and Warren County in sincere appreciation of Bing Crosby’s assistance in promoting recreational facilities for the youth of this community. “

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Step 1 - The Sketch

Step 1 – The Sketch

Step 2 - Sky and Distant Trees

Step 2 – Sky and Distant Trees

Step 3 - Middle Ground

Step 3 – Middle Ground

Step 4 - Foreground

Step 4 – Foreground

Last Saturday we had the Festival of Leaves in downtown Front Royal.  Even though it was a rainy day we had people coming by Delilah’s to see all the new work we have by the wonderful artists who are there.  I set up outside in a tent and started a new vineyard painting.  Here is the start of it.

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Yankee Stadium New York Yankees

Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees

I finished the last ball park painting in the series of 30 last night about 10 pm while watching a great ball game on TV.  This wrapped up a 6 month project and I have to say I felt relief to get it done.  Now to prepare for the exhibit and the opening reception on October 23rd from 6-8 pm at the Blue Ridge Arts Council.  Please plan to attend and see all the paintings.

This is the final MLB painting in the series:  Yankee Stadium – home of the New York Yankees, winner of 27 World Series.

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