Showing posts with label plateau. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plateau. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 01, 2015

2 daily painting

"AUTUMN ON THE MESA"
6x8"
oil on panel
 Please click on the image to enlarge

I am so happy to be painting daily studies again!

For one thing, they get me motivated to paint, 
which gets me into the studio early.
 They also help me avoid procrastination (which I have loads of).

This is a view of the Algodones plateau from the high mesas of Placitas.
I was painting back on the old Placitas Loop Road, the sky was full
of clouds and I must have shot a million photos.

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Also, please come to visit me this Friday, July 3, at
Sumner and Dene Gallery downtown for the Architecture Show!
The Artist Reception is from 5-8pm.
I have ten paintings in the show and there will be work by some of 
Sumner and Dene's stellar artists.

517 Central Avenue NW, 505-842-1400.
See you then! 

  

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

"ALGODONES"

"ALGODONES"
6x6"
oil on hardboard

The fact that this beautiful plateau is about 10 minutes away from me from just blows my mind.
I wish I could remember to put it on my calendar to head over there once a week 
right about sunset time and be ready with my camera. 
Especially if there are lots of white puffy clouds in the sky.



In other news, I'll be buying my large 30x30: canvases
tomorrow to paint for the upcoming Weems show 
"FLOWERS AND VEGGIES."
I think I'm going to try to get about eight paintings done for the show.
And I'm using a  bit of new technique I learned from an artist friend.
We'll see how that goes!