Recently I've run across the concept of "daily painting." It has been defined by one as the following: “Daily painting is the practice wherein an artist produces a piece of art every day, or every weekday, or almost every weekday – or just periodically. As that rambling sentence shows, there are no steadfast rules. Heck, a daily painter does not even have to be a painter, just an artist dedicated to their art.” It is more precisely, attempting to paint one painting every day for a set period of time.
With upcoming trips, such a feat may be impossible the next week or two, but will not stop me from painting when I can. Today's model came from a magazine clipping, and allowed me to entertain my desire to accurately translate the human figure into the language of paint. I completed this study in a number of hours, no more than four, and am excited to get to it again tomorrow.
Woman in Red
S. Thomson
Oil on 5 x 7 " canvas
June 6, 2015
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"Blessed are they who see beautiful things in humble places where other people see nothing."
- Camille Pissarro
I hadn't seen this. I really like it. And you're developing a lovely voice for this blog. I don't know where you're getting your quotes, but they are also very good.
ReplyDeleteI hadn't seen this. I really like it. And you're developing a lovely voice for this blog. I don't know where you're getting your quotes, but they are also very good.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Kim Thomson! It's not only beautiful to look at, it's beautiful to read.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Kim Thomson! It's not only beautiful to look at, it's beautiful to read.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Kim Thomson! It's not only beautiful to look at, it's beautiful to read.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
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