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Monthly Archives: November 2016
Painting In Progress (Common Red-poll)
I’ve wanted to create this painting for a long time and decided I was finally ready to “give it a go” as they say. I spent four days working out the sketch, using 10 different photos showing the finches in … Continue reading
Finding Inspiration In Maine (Mallard duck painting)
A few weeks ago, my husband and I took a trip to Maine, where we had high hopes of seeing moose to photograph. Well, anything else for that matter too, but we specifically went for moose. The weekend we chose … Continue reading
Arabian Horse Painting In Progress
Three weeks of working on this painting and I have definitely had some high and low moments. However, perseverance pays off, right?!! Must. Keep. Painting. That was my mantra every day until I finished this painting. My goal was to … Continue reading