Showing posts with label 100 paintings in 7 days. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 100 paintings in 7 days. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 01, 2010

Studio B 2nd Anniversary Opening

Studio B's 2nd Anniversary Opening featuring "Small Priced Works" (work under $200) opens on Friday, December 3rd, 5 - 8 p.m.
Several of my pieces (pastels, collage and acrylics) will be on exhibit.
The studio is located at 39A Philadelphia Avenue, Boyertown, PA 19512

Stop in during the opening or anytime in December.

Original art makes a great holiday gift.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Salebration

Sold the Blue Horseshoes at the Abbey show, along with two other paintings and a print. Although the big daddy original is now gracing the walls of a beach house, I do still have prints of this available in various sizes.

I really had fun with this piece and might do a few more studies of sea creatures along this line.

Sea creatures and insects... I think I could draw and paint them exclusively for the rest of my life and never get bored.

Maybe I need to do a large scale version of this? A nice 4' x 8' painting of the Horseshoe crab mating ritual that takes place on Slaughter Beach in the Delaware Bay during the June full moon. If you've never seen the masses crabs covering the tideline you are missing one of natures amazing sites.

FYI Horseshoe crabs are harvested and "bled" for use in medical testing. Their blood is used to test injectables for contamination. Almost everyone in the U.S. has benefited from or is in some way dependent upon the horseshoe crab. We need to protect and appreciate these amazing, ancient creatures.

Go here to learn more about horseshoe crabs:
www.horseshoecrab.org

Friday, July 31, 2009

100 Paintings in 1 Week


Lots of people do the 100 paintings in 100 days, or the painting a day for a year, but I'm attempting a slightly more daunting challenge. Pressed for time, as usual, I am currently attempting to paint 100 small paintings in the next 7 days.


I'll be doing the Ocean City Boardwalk Artshow next weekend and need some small pieces to fill out my display. The proposed breakdown is 50 8 x 10 inch paintings, and 50 more of various sizes (5 x 7, 7 x 10, 4 x 6, etc.).


This will be my first time doing this type of show and I'm hoping it will be fun. Hanging out on the boardwalk for three days can't be bad, right? Unless it's raining. Please don't let it rain.


Yesterday I cranked out 11 paintings and I've finished four so far today. I'm off schedule a bit, having figured that I needed to paint 14.28 paintings per day to meet my goal but I'm hoping to catch up today and this evening.


Eighty-five more to go!