If you have never been to Scott's Antique Market in Atlanta you are really missing a fun adventure. I went in search of vintage children's paint boxes and found two for a good price. I used one in this collage. It's great to try and come up with a way to use your artwork outside of just making a framed painting.
I just finished this acrylic as the subject for my next "Sip and Paint" classes in Ocilla and Fitzgerald. The people that come to these sessions are so much fun to paint with! The colors in this piece are very vivid and I think the zinnias will make great subject matter.
These two are having a good time at the beach! Grandmama is Linda, an art student of mine. She paints some beautiful watercolors!
This large oil is a commission piece for a client who hopes to revisit her favorite California site with her husband. Their wish is to go bike riding through the Napa Valley. I hope this piece inspires them to soon take that trip!
Thanks to all friends and family who came to the opening of my three person show with Vincent and Anthony. The exhibit will be up until March 21st at the Museum of Agriculture at the Agrirama in Tifton.
I love painting this truck! The first time it was red and now it is closer to the real color, a faded yellow. When I made up these figures I just had to add a beer belly to one of them. This piece will be in a three person show in which I've been invited to exhibit. More to follow on the art show later.
One of my young art students was patient enough to pose for me while I sketched him holding a violin. I'm still fine tuning this one and may paint him again. This is the third watercolor I've tried of this young guy.
