STARTING OVER - Minneola #1

Minneola #1

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Went to a plein air paint-out this week after four months

of no painting. The result was a disaster though I may still

try to save it. Anyway, I decided to start all over with an orange again

and hopefully get the feel of that fast, juicy, loose way of painting once more.

6" x 6" palette knife oil on Arches paper for oils

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Thunderbird

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This one reminds me of the Navajo jewelry featuring the Thunderbird.

 I used to sigh over the display at Jenny Lake Lodge in what is now Grand Teton Nat'l Park, 

and especially loved that design.

6 x 6 inch, inks, acrylic ground and soft pastel on Rives BFK, unframed

Foggy Crossroad

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Blues & blue-violets. I love the foggy, kind of smeared, look of this one.

6 x 6 inch, ink under-painting, acrylic ground and soft pastel on Rives BFK, unframed

Which Way?

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Blue and green are, perhaps, my favorite colors (it sort of depends on the day

 of the week and the phase of the moon). This one was fun to do. 

I'm beginning to really love abstracts.

ink underpainting, pastel ground, soft pastel on Rives BFK, unframed

Arizona Daily Star, December 25, 2016

Arizona Daily Star, Sunday, December 25, 2016

A wonderful Christmas feature on Tucson artists.

I thought you had to die to become famous - maybe not!

"Pink Roses"

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These pink roses will last forever. 

Pastel on dark gray PastelMat

The Green House

"The Green House"

$140

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Plein air palette knife painting on an 8 x 8 inch Raymar canvas panel.

Several of us spent two afternoons in Barrio Viejo, one of the historic 

neighborhoods in Tucson, painting the delightful homes.

 I love the yummy colors.