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This is what I call 4 Lincoln.  These are the two paintings of Stinkin’ Lincoln that I did for the Bark for the Park series.  They are both 12″x12″ acrylic on canvas.  The green one sold at the reception for Bark for the Park and the teal one is hanging in my living room with the portraits of all the dogs I have had.  🙂

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I had a delightful time yesterday painting at The Southerlands with three lovely artists:  Annajean, Charlotte, and Inge. 

They created beautiful landscapes during their first lesson with me.  And what a good job they did.  I’m looking forward to next week’s session!

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Several months ago I got a commission for a painting as an anniversary gift from a man for his wife.  It was a photo of their wedding dance.  But he also wanted it to reflect a favorite book that they had.

So I worked to incorporate the two.  This is the beginning.

After working on it for a while, this is what I had.

Eventually I made a few more changes to make them each stand out more.

And this was the final painting.  He loved it.  I hope she did too!

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I spent a very pleasant hour painting with these beautiful “new ” artists at The Southerlands  And didn’t they do a fantastic job on their paintings? 

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A painting that I did outdoors a year or so ago at the Bowen Farm in Rockland has been purchased by a collector in Oklahoma City.  It’s all packaged up and ready to go to the post office today…off to it’s new home in Oklahoma.  O-K-L-A-H-O-M-A, Oklahoma,  OK!  Couldn’t resist that one.  🙂

View from the Bowen Farm, 9″x12″, Oil on Canvas.

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 A few weeks ago a good friend asked if I could paint a watercolor of the pond on her property.  Her dad’s 90th birthday was coming up and it was his “favorite” place and she wanted to give it to him.

We rode out to her place and took a few  photographs one afternoon.  And I could see why he loved the place so much.  It was lovely…and peaceful…and such a beautiful setting. 

 Even the outhouse was cool and perfectly placed in the tall shade trees.

After much rumination of the matter I decided to paint the view with the trees in front.  I like the way it turned out.  And she said her dad loved it too!  Happy 90th Birthday.

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This is my new buddy – Allie.  Her mom is JoJo who has joined the Delilah’s co-op and has beautiful fine silver jewelry.  Stop in and see it.  Allie helped us Saturday at the festival.  She is a great saleslady.  And didn’t she look cute with her painted face???!!

She is also a great painter.  She helped me with the Coneflower painting that I was working on while her mom looked on.  Thanks Allie.

And thanks everyone who stopped in to see me Saturday.   

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  Last week the kids painted watermelon slices.  They did a great job! 

This is a small version of the large painting that is on display at the Daily Grind.  Hope you can get by to see it.

Also, Summer Art Camp schedule has been published.  Let me know if you are interested for your kids.  🙂

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This is the last week of the “Bark for the Park” Art Show & Sale to benefit the Off-Leash Dog Park.  The Community Center is open from 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. so please stop by to see the show… and support the dog park!

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Dan, Dan the Popcorn Man is an acrylic on canvas measuring 8″x10″.  This piece was commissioned by the Blue Ridge Arts Council as a gift to the organizations Volunteer of the Year.  Dan Lenz has been a big supported of BRAC, serving on the board and volunteering since the organization was founded in 1987.  He is best known for the popcorn he makes at the Gazebo Gatherings every summer.  Congratulations Dan.  Well deserved.

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