May 19
Sometimes I think it would be nice if life were as simple as walking along the shoreline pulling food from the waves. Flying over the everchanging landscape on a breeze that is constantly blowing. Sleeping quietly in the beach grass or on the pier with one eye open hoping for a fishermen to toss a mackeral or two. Here’s to familiar life moments coming back to stay.
Lesson learned: Patience is still an important virtue.
A bit pinched for time today. This happens at times when one of my regular working days needs to be reworked. I may have some studio time this weekend to keep up with this 30/30 project. Enjoying the “push” so far. This piece was made on a scrap of heavy watercolor paper from a commissioned painting last year. Had a cool color base of mixed dry media which I have added ink, color pencil, and Caran D’arche color layers. Another entry for the 30/30 challenge project on the http://lesliesaeta.blogspot.com/ art blog.
Sketchbook image drawn from snapshot of a much warmer time of year on a Cape Cod beach. “Kindle-less”, watercolor, 5×7. www.anntrainordomingue.com
Messy, uncommon, friendly contemporary landscape paintings inspired by the New England landscape
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Messy, uncommon, friendly contemporary landscape paintings inspired by the New England landscape
Messy, uncommon, friendly contemporary landscape paintings inspired by the New England landscape
Messy, uncommon, friendly contemporary landscape paintings inspired by the New England landscape
Messy, uncommon, friendly contemporary landscape paintings inspired by the New England landscape
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Messy, uncommon, friendly contemporary landscape paintings inspired by the New England landscape
Messy, uncommon, friendly contemporary landscape paintings inspired by the New England landscape
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