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15May

Nancy’s Fiddle: Adding some excitement

I started this painting in January, did one more session to correct some mistakes, and then abandoned it for a few months. I let it lie partly because I was busy, and partly because it lacked a certain something. Life’s too short to work on a painting that bores you, unless you’re being well paid. […]
  • On 2017-05-15
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  • Nancy's Fiddle, oils, painting, violin
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26Nov

Revisiting Old Art

Friends of mine in Portland own my second-ever oil painting, a still life I started as a university and revisited and finished a few years later because they wanted it and I was mortified to think of displaying it as-is (or as-was, I suppose). When I finished the painting, I painted the edges of the canvas black… except […]
  • On 2016-11-26
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  • musical instruments, oils, painting, piano, violin
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