Showing posts with label cows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cows. Show all posts

Saturday, June 08, 2013

new 145 Challenge painting

"THOSE ABIQUIU COWS"
6x6"
#127


I love this painting!
After about a total of two hours of painting, tweaking and taking photos,
looking at them, tweaking some more, etc., I love it.
My original photo was pretty bland, so I had to imagine.

I am itching for a trip to Abiquiu so bad I can hardly stand it.
Soon!

In other news, I have 20 people signed up for my dinner at the end of the Challenge.
It's happening September 29, costs $49, 
and half of the proceeds go to New Mexico Dogs Deserve Better.

If you want to come and enjoy a dinner under the cottonwoods with me,
 send your reservation check to:
Dee Sanchez, 403 Camino del Bosque NW, Albuquerque, NM  87114

I will also be painting in Santa Fe later this month for the 
PAPNM event Plein Air Santa Fe.
Five days of exploring that great city. Yay!
I hope to come back with some great studies, some finished painting, 
and 1000 photographs for future reference.

So, today is a painting day, have a great weekend, and I think my 
next painting should be flowers on a red background.
Sunflowers or autumn bouquet?



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Wednesday, March 13, 2013

"HEADED HOME" Taos winter cows

"HEADED HOME"
6x6"
oil on hardboard
$145

These are Taos winter mountains and Taos cows.
Briskness in the air and a little snow still on the ground.
I wanted to be as loose as possible with this painting.
I still think it could have more of an abstract feel 
and I can see that I'm headed that way in my work. 
When I look at it, I don't see cows headed home,
I see big juicy chunks of paint and the negative space between the cows.
And the orange in the mountains.
I like this one!