I have not been updating this site recently due to starting a new job August 2015. My work has not stopped my art work, and so I have been making both 2D and 3D art, and one of my watercolor paintings was accepted in the Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition's 24 Works on Paper exhibition, which will travel throughout the state from August 2016 to January 2018. I am fortunate to be selected, and I am setting my sights on loftier goals. You can check out the exhibition at www.24works.org. The first stop is at the Guymon Public Library and Arts Center August 12 – September 26.
painting
Indian Watercolors
I am back in the US (waiting for my last flight to Oklahoma City), but I thought I would share the three significant works I made during my stay. They were all watercolors and taken from real life photographs on my travels.
First Plein Air (outdoors) painting
I bought a travel easel but never got to use it until this past Saturday when I went to Lake Hefner (NW Oklahoma City). The weather was really nice. Not to hot. Not to cold. Goldilocks weather. I decided to do watercolors because one benefit is that they dry quickly and can always be reused. I am always a little saddened with my alkyd/acrylic paints slowly drying up on me.