Still on a Roll
The ease of finishing these two paintings was amazing. I had been painting in earnest for the past four years, trying to paint every day, but because of the size of my pieces I would only finish on average one a month. I priced them somewhat on the high side so I could build up inventory for the constant need for paintings in galleries, offices, and sho
ws. With these smaller paintings I found something that really kept my interest up, being able to finish quickly I couldn't wait to get at the next one. I stretched another small canvas started it and went to the show in Lincoln,IL. After the show and while I was pondering this " painting a day " I finished this painting " Fire Escape" it is 8" x 33" and is of a building in Des Moines, I think someone I know might like this one.
The ease of finishing these two paintings was amazing. I had been painting in earnest for the past four years, trying to paint every day, but because of the size of my pieces I would only finish on average one a month. I priced them somewhat on the high side so I could build up inventory for the constant need for paintings in galleries, offices, and sho
ws. With these smaller paintings I found something that really kept my interest up, being able to finish quickly I couldn't wait to get at the next one. I stretched another small canvas started it and went to the show in Lincoln,IL. After the show and while I was pondering this " painting a day " I finished this painting " Fire Escape" it is 8" x 33" and is of a building in Des Moines, I think someone I know might like this one.
posted by tom at 3:12 PM
1 Comments:
I think you are right! I must say, as I have said in other comment posts, these look incredible.
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