[image_with_animation image_url=”11190″ alignment=”” animation=”None” box_shadow=”none” max_width=”100%”] Sun Days was a collection of four paintings started by Anne McGurk. I added to the collection, so here now is 20. Ha. I had hoped to also add a poem, but after reading about suns and moons and how womens’ eyes and bosoms sparkle, or nature this and birdies that, or the end of the world and politicians and all red burning armageddon (seemed the most fitting for the times, but by fitting I mean you’d all be in fits from reading it), I decided against a poem. If someone knows a good one, send it, but it better have no burnings, birdies, or bosoms.
Left: A drawing by Jennifer Ament, spotted at the Seattle Art Fair. I feel she knows me.
Enjoy the paintings.
” load_in_animation=”none …The woman, she was fine. She stood up and was quite glorious.
Take a bit of string and drop it on the floor until you like the shape it makes. Decide which way is up, and crop the composition so the string intersects with the edge of your drawing on 3 sides. Draw the spaces around the string (the negative space). Feel free to use an eraser …
Pictured above: Patty Haller’s mother in the Smith & Vallee Gallery Patty Haller was invited to use the front studio space at the Seattle Artist League so she could prepare several large panels, including a 12′ painting for her January show “Growth Patterns” at the Smith & Vallee Gallery. Haller spent the fall and winter at the …
Day 29 of our 30 Day Challenge was to transcribe a scene from a favorite movie or TV show. Some artists listed the shows they illustrated, some didn’t. Enjoy! This was posted as an infinity loop movie. Very clever! This was the second to last day of the challenge! Did you know this 30 Day …
Last Tuesday for our observational drawing I posted a challenge to draw your unmade beds. In return you posted exceptionally beautiful drawings, proof that lack of housekeeping makes for good art. Your drawings were so personal and beautifully rendered that decided to propose a similar measure of housekeeping for today’s challenge: laundry. Artist’s choice materials. …
Sun Days
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Sun Days was a collection of four paintings started by Anne McGurk. I added to the collection, so here now is 20. Ha. I had hoped to also add a poem, but after reading about suns and moons and how womens’ eyes and bosoms sparkle, or nature this and birdies that, or the end of the world and politicians and all red burning armageddon (seemed the most fitting for the times, but by fitting I mean you’d all be in fits from reading it), I decided against a poem. If someone knows a good one, send it, but it better have no burnings, birdies, or bosoms.
Left: A drawing by Jennifer Ament, spotted at the Seattle Art Fair. I feel she knows me.
Enjoy the paintings.
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