see Perhaps I should have confessed it up front to Elizabeth, but I had had never been in an art classroom in an institution of higher learning. I have been in art classrooms at art schools, but never a college or university. Being primarily self taught the last 45 years of painting, my art comes from what I love. The only ‘formal’ instruction I have had is various workshops from artists I admire the last 15 years.
click here It was a class of about 10 students, all pursuing different disciplines. After a short talk about “The Creeks and Rivers of Silicon Valley”, we launched into a demonstration painting. I chose a seascape in Garrapata State Park for my study. I really enjoyed the intimate setting where students scooted up right around my easel to watch me paint.
go here Here are some photos during my demo, some courtesy of Elizabeth. (Click on the thumbnails to see larger versions)–
source site Here is the painting about where I left it in class…
The painting about where I left it in class.
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go site The Cambrian Artists League invited me for an ‘encore’ demonstration last Saturday. I had previously done a demo for them several years ago, and they wanted more. I did a snow scene for the last demo, and they wanted a seascape this time.
source url I chose as my subject a scene from Perkins Park in Pacific Grove, CA. In the spring, the ice plant blooms there and the entire park is covered in a blanket of reds, pinks, and purples. I had painted there last year for the Carmel Art Festival, and in fact lately have been doing a painting in the park for the festival every year as they always sell. I have wanted to do a larger studio piece of the same scene.
here Here are a few pictures near the end of the demo. (Click on the thumbnails to view larger pictures)
see Here is the painting after about two hours of demoing…most of the major elements were at least blocked in…
The painting at the end of the demo
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viagra x I later finished the piece in the studio, pictured above. As usual, a painting is never completely finished until it goes out the door, but will set it aside for now.
click Enjoy this short video of a 90 minute demo I did for the Society of Western Artists reduced down to about two minutes. After watching this, it seemed I was turned around talking to the audience as much as I was painting!
side effects of medications It was a great two hours of demoing, technique, and jokes with a lively crowd constantly peppering me with questions. Here’s a few pictures during the demo– Click on the thumbnails for a larger picture
SWA Demo
SWA Demo
SWA Demo
SWA Demo
http://www.nfbo.org/buy-meloxicam-75-mg/ I am usually not crazy about my demo paintings, but this one was turning out well, even though it was only half done, so I was anxious to complete it back in the studio. Here is a picture of the piece as I was nearing the end of the demo–
Original painting near end of the demo (courtesy John Barrow)
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Recreation of my painting face down on El Camino Real
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get link All tongue in cheek of course, and I actually don’t recommend you transport paintings this way!
http://www.eoq.org/eoq_awards/viagra-citrus.html So now, the decision is: 1) pick out a few pieces of asphalt, trim the bad corner off, leave it as is and finish it; 2) paint back over it; or 3) start a new painting. The corner was damaged enough I started a new painting since at most a couple hours painting time was lost during the demo. Here is the new painting at about the same development as the demo was before the snowstorm–
The new painting at about the same completion as the demo.
click here I spent the next few days finishing the painting —
Misty Sentinel,16×20,oil on board
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watch BTW, we are planning on producing a short video of the demo as SWA videoed much of it, so stay tuned!
Pacific Calm, 24×12, oil on canvas
I was invited by a long time painting friend, Steve Wise, to do a demo at the Valle Del Sur Art Guild in Morgan Hill, a town about 10 miles south of San Jose. I have painted this area many times including during the Creeks and Rivers of Silicon Valley.
watch Steve asked me to do either a seascape or lake scene, so I chose a seascape. Recently, I have been doing a series of vertical water paintings, so picked a seascape to start for the scene. As usual with these demos, there is not enough time to do a finished painting, but I tried to finish off certain portions to demonstrate various techniques in painting seascapes.
http://miketnelson.com/health/viagra-translation.html It was a small, but lively group, and seemed like questions were coming once a minute as I tried to paint. Steve is quite the art historian, and kept things lively with his historical quips.
http://www.nfbo.org/verschil-tussen-kamagra-en-lovegra/ Here is the final version of the painting I started as a demo at the San Leandro Art Association last week. At the time it was less than half done, and I spent another couple hours on it in my studio.
You can read more about the demo and see how much I did in the 90 minutes or so during the meeting here —
