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| House at Night With Clouds oil on linen panel 6x4 inch $85 |
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| Nocturnal Reading oil on linen panel 7x5 inch $125 |
I'm still painting every morning, beginning just after the coffee is made. I have four lights in my workspace. This habit has inspired many "darker" paintings and night scenes. All of these compositions are imaginative.
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| Green Bedroom at Night oil on linen panel 7x5 inch $125 |
These paintings can be purchased from me directly by contacting me or you can visit my Etsy shop. Shipping is free in USA.
These paintings are on a linen canvas panel and will fit into most standard frames.
Here is my studio recently. This photo was taken during the day, so it's much brighter than when I work. In the foreground is my guitar that I never play. I tried to pick it up again, but I guess I am just too scattered right now.
Last Fall I planted 175 bulbs. They are starting to pop up all over the place and it's fun to go out each day and see new ones.
Painting will start to take a back seat now that garden season is here. This has been becoming my rhythm.
I added this chandelier that I found at an antique store recently and it added some charm to the patio. It doesn't work, but the bulbs catch the light and sparkle. I am excited to grow a vine of some kind on the trellis. That will be so beautiful.
Until next time!
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Lisa, you captured the House at Night beautifully, I feel a story unfolding in my mind as I look at it.
ReplyDeleteI feel the joy your art, and creating it, gives you. That puts a smile on my face.
175 bulbs, my goodness, but then it looks like you have a large property and it must look pretty now as they dance in the sun. I have a few, maybe 30 or so, and a few crocuses.
I was looking out at my front garden, a zen garden that has been a work in progress for years...with coffee in hand, standing at my front window, I imagine all it could be and that seems, for now, to be enough.
The chandelier is a whimsical addition it adds something old world to the space. And, I hope you post more photos when you have something climbing the trellis.
Happy painting, and gardening. Enjoy them both. :)
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