Oil on panel 10x12
My next painting I did for my Grandmother.I felt this sky was really interesting even though the trees and bushes look like they are floating and the mountains are razor sharp.
Friday, January 9, 2015
My Second Painting...
1-11-14 Oil on Canvas
My second painting was also the first one I sold. It was sold a t a garage sale for a pathetic amount of money, but a sale is a sale. I tried something very ambitious and it didn't work the way I wanted. I learned a truth about painting; if you force something it makes things difficult on you.
My second painting was also the first one I sold. It was sold a t a garage sale for a pathetic amount of money, but a sale is a sale. I tried something very ambitious and it didn't work the way I wanted. I learned a truth about painting; if you force something it makes things difficult on you.
My First Painting...
1-1-14 Oil on Canvas 16x22
I spent years non participating in art in any way, sure I took lots of picture but I never really felt I was creating anything. I was up early one day in August 2013. and wandered across The Joy of Painting on PBS. It had been years since I watched Bob Ross ply his craft. I used to watch it all the time; and I dreamed of painting along with him. I recorded the show to show my daughters something I loved when I was their age. While I was watching the show with them I explained this to them, and Lily asked. "why don't you try now?" I tried to think of a dozen reason why but I could not think of anything other than I can't. I bought the supplies and made the commitment to do it.
This painting is a reproduction of a Bob Ross painting, I followed along with a tape of the show. I was very happy with my first effort. Keep in mind, I had NEVER painted before.
I look at it now and I see flaws of technicality but I still feel the joy every time I look at it.
My wife loved it and it proudly displayed on my wall.
I spent years non participating in art in any way, sure I took lots of picture but I never really felt I was creating anything. I was up early one day in August 2013. and wandered across The Joy of Painting on PBS. It had been years since I watched Bob Ross ply his craft. I used to watch it all the time; and I dreamed of painting along with him. I recorded the show to show my daughters something I loved when I was their age. While I was watching the show with them I explained this to them, and Lily asked. "why don't you try now?" I tried to think of a dozen reason why but I could not think of anything other than I can't. I bought the supplies and made the commitment to do it.
This painting is a reproduction of a Bob Ross painting, I followed along with a tape of the show. I was very happy with my first effort. Keep in mind, I had NEVER painted before.
I look at it now and I see flaws of technicality but I still feel the joy every time I look at it.
My wife loved it and it proudly displayed on my wall.
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