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U. S. Cellular Field Chicago White Sox

U. S. Cellular Field
Chicago White Sox

U. S. Cellular Field is the home of the Chicago White Sox.  It is number 14 in the series of 30 that I am painting and the only field painted as a night scene.  This field is distinguished by the “exploding scoreboard” that shoots off fireworks after a home run or a win and it is topped by spinning pinwheels.

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Art Camp Session 3 Day 4 2

Art Campers with “Monet”

Art Camp Session 3 Day 4 3

Waiting for Varnish

We wrapped up session 3 of Art Camp with a wonderful Monet painting of the Lady with the Umbrella.  We worked on it for two days and these young artists did brilliant job.  I am sure their families are excited about the outstanding art that these artists produced this week at Art Camp.

If you have a young artist check out the remaining dates of Art Camp here.

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Art Camp Session 3 Day 2 Yesterday the Art Campers painted their version of Degas’s Horse and Dog.  They did a marvelous job.  These young artists can PAINT!!!

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Art Camp Session 3 Day 1 Renoir As I promised yesterday, here are the Art Campers with their version of Renoir’s Blue Cup.  Great job everyone!

Today we work on a Degas Horse scene.

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Art Camp Session 2 Day 1 - 2Session 2 of Art Camp started yesterday with young artists (age 14-18) painting a Georgia O’Keeffe Seashell.  We discussed her work as well as talked about differences in oil and acrylic paints.  We did this one in oil.

Fabulous!!!

Art Camp Session 2 Day 1 - 3And these girls worked so quickly that we were able to do a little miniature landscape also.  I love how we all painted from the same reference photo but all got a little different look.  Great job!!! Tomorrow we work in acrylics and we’ll be visiting Vincent.  😉

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Turner Field Atlanta Braves

Turner Field
Atlanta Braves

Turner Field, home of the Atlanta Braves, is the 13th field in the series of Major League Baseball parks that I have painted for the Kickstarter project.  The Braves are my team.  I grew up in Georgia and we were Braves fans.  We went to Florida for Spring Training to watch them each year.  We suffered when they had bad seasons and celebrated those good years.  And while I went to more games at Fulton County stadium than I have at the newer Turner Field I look forward to seeing more here.  It’s one of those really large stadiums that has the feel of a small baseball field.

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Art Camp, Ages 5-7 with Monet's Poppies

Art Camp, Ages 5-7 with Monet’s Poppies

We had a great day of Art Camp with the young artists painting Monet’s Poppy Field.  We talked about Monet (that they like to call Money) and impressionism and they painted these fabulous paintings.  Great job!

This was the first time we have offered camp for this young age group and they were great.  How can you resist their happy faces when they show off their art.

The Twins with Framed Blue Dogs

The Twins with Framed Blue Dogs

Here are the Grady twins (with Gryffin photo-bombing) with their painting of Blue Dog.  They brought it back in for me to frame for them.  Wonderful!

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Long Green Finished A few weeks ago I shared with you my day at Long Green where I went to paint with other artists for an upcoming show that will benefit Blue Ridge Hospice.  (Read more about it here.)  I completed one of the paintings that I started that day.  When I get more details about the show I will pass it along.

Long Green, oil on canvas, 9″x12″.

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Minute Maid Park Houston Astros

Minute Maid Park
Houston Astros

Completed Minute Maid Park, home of the Houston Astros.  This is the second domed field in the series that I’ve painted.  To see all the paintings that are done so far in the Painted Diamonds series click here.

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Ethan and Lincoln

Ethan and Lincoln

Because of the really stormy weather we had yesterday I only had one young artist come to class yesterday.  When this happens I let them choose what they want to paint from the paintings they may have  missed in previous classes.  Ethan chose to paint Lincoln.  And what a great job you did Ethan!  Wonderful.  You can see what the other artists did with this painting last year by clicking here.

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