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GLASS


I am still enjoying the small treasures that I found last week. I have been having a few fallow days lately...does anyone else experience this?
5X7 inches
oil
Raymar canvas panel (Archival)

Comments

Anonymous said…
Fallow.. as in nothing gets done that you'd want to get done? Oh yeah... too many of those.

But you have another knockout painting posted every few days!
Unknown said…
I'm enjoying your treasures too. Great little painting. So understand the fallow, parental care duties & teaching are zapping my creative time. Looking forward to the next treasure to be painted.
Polly Jones said…
I agree with r garriott! Your glass is shimmery gorgeous.

Seems like sometimes when I'm restless and having a hard time with my painting that switching directions or sizes or something helps.
Ruth Andre said…
The painting has soft hues of color. It is lovely.
Virginia Floyd said…
Wow. Love your glass! the soft colors and brushstrokes are beautiful!
Jerry Stocks said…
Love the way you handled the glass. Great Highlights.

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