Inner Harbor Cityscape ~ Andy Smith, watercolor

4"x 6" Watercolor ~ $225.00 Contact the studio...

I went for a little cityscape today. This was the
view out my hotel window in Inner Harbor,
Baltimore, MD. The sun was glowing on the building.

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Self Portrait, "Looking back at me, seriously" ~ by Linda Young

"Looking back at me, seriously"

18 x 13-4/4"
Watercolor 

                                                              Linda Young Artist                                                              

                            
This was originally sketched onto scrap paper while I held a mirror.. looking at the image in front of me.
It was difficult to get the white balance and colors to photograph correctly on this painting.  The purples and oranges are brighter and the lower right corner is really white next to the hair. Since both my Mother and John and a few people I showed this to in the salon today told me I looked so serious, I thought I'd put it into the title of the painting.  If I do another one, I guess I'd better do one with a smile on my face for my Mom!

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RENEWAL by Pennsylvania Artist Claire Beadon Carnell

'Renewal'
Oil 6 x 8

Several weeks ago I posted a painting of this hill when
there was still a little bit of snow on the ground.
I decided to paint it this morning with all of the soft
greens, peaches and reds of springs. This is one of my
favorite times of the year, when the trees are just starting
to bud out, and the colors are not so intense.

If you would like to see more of my work,
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Small Portrait, Maria Kovalenko Leysens

I was doing some research for my Baba paintings and found some old photos that I found really interesting. I think this is a family member from Russia. I painted this small 5x7 inch acrylic painting from a black and white photo. I used strectched canvas and painted a bright warm red as a base. I also gave her a yellow pencil... not from the time... she had an ink pen and ink jar... but I wanted to add some yellow warmth to the image. Hmmmm.... was it wrong? or could this be like a game... what does not belong in the picture? (Where's Waldo-ish?) http://www.mklart.blogspot.com/

'The Chase is On' by Thom Glace

Transparent Watercolor on Crescent Watercolor Board

Image Size: 9" x 4.5". Matted Size: 14" x 11".

Painting of the English countryside in The Cotswolds.

My wife and I were able to spent a great deal of time

in this beautiful area, when I was an Ex-Pat on assignment to

The Netherlands. The scene reminds me of a Turn-of-the-Century

English Children's Book Illustration.

It made me feel the spring air a little more than usual.

Thom Glace Watercolors

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August Evening by Rodrica Tilley

This is an 11 x 14 studio pastel painting depicting a typical summer evening scene near my home in Susquehanna County, PA. The dairy cows have just been released from the milking parlor and they are out to spend the summer night making more milk from healthy green grass. It is heart-breakingly pastoral. I can only hope we will continue to see this kind of beauty, peace and productivity on a daily basis here in the future. Neighborhoods change, but mine is undergoing a radical and brutal transformation. The best I can do is continue to record the beauty of this landscape as I have done for 35 years. Thanks for looking. Leave a comment.

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The Self portrait challenge~ by Linda Young

I've seen the self-portrait paintings done by the masters and in no way do I think I am one of them; but I wanted to try something different that I'd never done before.  I thought, "maybe I could try to do one too."  After all, I'd been working very hard at completing paintings for my exhibit in May and this could really allow me to let my hair down and relax.


So, taking the mirror in my hand and drawing with the other onto a scrap piece of paper, I drew the image of myself "looking back at me".   Has anyone ever tried that?  To draw just what I saw there in the mirror--flaws and all and to put it down on paper!  Yikes, where did that double chin come from...and those wrinkles? 

                                                         Here's the rough sketch I did first.


After drawing the rough sketch, I enlarged it to fit onto the watercolor paper and began to paint with a reckless abandon...not caring if the painting turned out or not...  But; something amazing happened. This was just supposed to be an exercise to challenge myself and try not to get stressed over; what I ended up with was a really fun and colorful piece to paint.  There's just a little detailing to go and it will be finished and I can post it to this blog tomorrow...

Usually, I have a smile on my face and my husband and mom wonder why I didn't smile for this sketch.   My answer was "the straight face was simpler to do" without getting worked up over teeth....

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Red Carpet ~ Andy Smith, watercolor

4"x6" Original Watercolor ~ SOLD!
The red color in the carpet leads you down
the wallway. It is a great study in perspective
giving glimpses of a door, a light and sheers
blowing at the windows. I had a good time
painting this one.

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Water Lily - Black Moshannon #2 by Jill Foster

12" x 16" soft pastel on Rtstx board

One summer I had the opportunity to take some amazing photographs of the water lilies in bloom at Black Moshannon State Park. I decided to paint a series of them. I find the shapes of the flowers extremely interesting and even though their design looks simple, they are challenging to paint.

Water Music Series (Middle Creek) by Bertie Brown

Water Music

original watercolor on Clayboard: 6"w x 6"h

Surprise Symphony for Sophie

Sophie eyes were all a-flutter

As we watched those geese

Spit and sputter

With such great flurry

And greater hurry

They crashed into the water

They just couldn’t bother

To gracefully dive

When chaos apparently

Allows them to thrive

And noisy city streets

Have not got them beat

Their honking cacophony

Is their own spring symphony.

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Gallery Owner shaves head for Cancer

This is an unusual blog entry. I am showing my support for the owner

of one of my Galleries- Smith Custom Framing & Fine Art Gallery

at 190 Reno Avenue in New Cumberland.

This talented actress is shaving her head at 1:00 on April 1st

to support cancer. From April 22 through May 2 she will be

acting in the Pulitzer Prize Winning Drama- 'Vickie's Angel Walk'.

I saw my mother with Leukemia for over 20 years and I know

for a fact that 'Bald is Beautiful'.

So, if you are looking for fun- watch a lady become beautiful-

see the play

and support the efforts to end cancer!

Thank you.

Thom Glace

Immaculate Heart of Mary, oil on linen, 47 x 70, finished

Here is the finished Immaculate Heart of Mary oil on linen. I wanted to show how it looks now with the process completed. Most of the final stages require cleaning up the massed in color. It is just a matter of refining the light and shadow relationships. I like to say they're like the Hatfields and McCoys because they do not like each other. Well, actually they are very independent families that need to be painted separately. I mix the light colors in one area of my palette and the shadows in another. However there can be some "bounce back" from light areas into the shadows. See where the chimney shadow is on the warm yellow house? The snow on the roof to the right becomes slightly lighter and warmer on that side–even though it is still in shade. Things like this are so beautifully interesting to me. It is something I have observed for years as an outdoor painter. Photos don't always give such subtle information.

I also fixed the perspective of some of the buildings. It is tricky because of the "worm's eye view." To help create this illusion I put the painting up really high on my easel. That way I have to look up and reach up to paint. Sometimes I have to trick my brain to get at the truth.

"Dew" - 3" x 5" ACEO miniature

I haven't had a chance to work on miniatures since the new year, but am hoping to add it back in to my regular activities soon. This one is from last autumn, and it's part of my South Mountain Sketchbook fantasy series. (This illustration shows how the mountain pixies enjoy using morning dew as a mirror.) It's done in color pencil and Staedtler Pigment Liner on Strathmore Decorative Art paper. I've since switched to Bristol for minis, but did enjoy the softer quality of this surface.
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2010 Landscape Study ~ Andy Smith, watercolors

6"x4" Miniature Watercolor ~ SOLD
This little jewel is from New England, I think
Maine. I like the composition and depth.
Several things to look at... a waterfall, bridge,
woods and a building.

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'Eagles Mere Visitor' by Thom Glace

Transparent Watercolor on Crescent Watercolor Board

Image Size: 9.5" x 7.5". Matted Size: 14" x 11".

View near a friends weekend retreat at Eagles Mere

in North Central PA. I added the eagle. Had to- could not resist.

Painted at an Earl Blust class.

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PEACEFUL BERMUDA BEACH and GRASSES AT WATER'S EDGE By Cecelia Lyden

acrylic on canvas

both about

24x30

These are 2 of the paintings that will be on exhibit at the ArtHouse Lounge Gallery in Harrisburg, PA this spring/summer from May6-July 8.

ArtHouse Lounge
217 N. 2nd Street
Harrisburg, PA 17101
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mailto:director@arthouselounge.com
Jason Piper, Curator

Gettysburg Sunflowers II by Mary Beth Brath

Gettysburg Sunflowers II by Daily Painter of Pennsylvania Mary Beth Brath

12x12" Acrylic on Canvas

Sold

About 2 years ago, the fields just north of Gettysburg Pa. were covered with sunflowers. I didn't have time to paint plein air, but my family and I stopped to take pictures so I could work in my studio. How I hope the landowner will once again plant his fields with these beauties.

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BY THE SEA 2 By Cecelia Lyden

acrylic on canvas

12x16

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This is the second of my sea series. I may do one more before starting another subject .The day I took these photos, I was struck at how blue the sand appeared with the sky color reflecting in the receding water. Of course the sky and its cloud formations are always a joy to paint.

Rock Garden Alpines by Jill Foster

20" x 16" pastel on prepared art board

The alpine plants are usually used in rock gardens. This particular variety has been enlarged for the painting. The blooms are actually quite small. I found these greenhouse plants at Tait Farm, a local sustainable agriculture business in State College, PA. This was shown with a collection of paintings for the Farmland Preservation Artists show at Foxdale Village earlier this year.

All of my paintings are for sale. Contact me at: fosterfineart@verizon.net for prices/questions.

Paint and Pixels Exhibition

My identical twin brother Don and I just opened an exhibition at The University Museum at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. We are both alumni of the IUP art department. The show features his graphic design and my paintings. Above is shown my wall mural of 80 panel paintings titled, Homage to Indiana County, Pennsylvania. I spent the last 11 months working on this project. The IUP museum is in the process of acquiring it for their permanent collection which will be displayed in the Preforming Arts Center. An 80-page book of the paintings is available at www.blurb.com. The exhibition will be on display until May 1st. http://www.iup.edu/page.aspx?id=82250

Com-posers (Series) by Bertie Brown

Com-posers

original: 7 1/2"w x 9"h

Buttercup and Sunflower Daze

Sophie and I

Are anxious time counters

Of the weeks, days and hours

Till summer and sunflowers..

So we’re planning an event

To keep us content

A friendly little picnic

In a meadow very near

Where busy bees peer

Over petals and cheer

Their great luck at finding

A clover patch so inviting

And birds by the throngs

Sing melodious spring songs

Now that winter is gone...

We’ll have jam and buttercup bread

To keep our tummies well fed

Sweet meadow tea for me

None for Sophie till she’s two or three...

Well, maybe a bit sooner, we’ll have to see

So we’re waiting for our day

When Buttercups are in bloom

And our Sunflowers, too

Would you like to come

Please do

We’ll be waiting here just for you!

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INRI by Claire Beadon Carnell

'INRI'
Oil 8 x 8
Entry for 'Palm Sunday to Ressurection' Exhibit
Art & Soul Gallery


This is a piece that I currently have in the 'Palm Sunday to
Ressurection' exhibit at the Art & Soul Gallery in
Lemoyne, PA.

When I read about the plans for this
exhibit, a picture immediately formed in my mind.
I envisioned the crown of thorns on the canvas so that it
created the letter 'C' for Christ, and I arranged the
crucifixion nails for 'INRI' in a cross-shaped format.
This is a very different subject matter for me, and I
really enjoyed working on it.

If you would like to see more of my work, please visit
my website or my blog. Thank you.

Summerhouse-a pastel by Rodrica Tilley

I was asked to do a mini-workshop last Sunday afternoon at my favorite Montrose, PA restaurant, Summerhouse. The brunch people lingered to watch and I set up this still-life in a corner and blocked it in. I brought it back to the studio to finish and I think it a nice way to start spring; with a painting I like. I love the colors. I relied on a few eggs for spring symbolism - fertility. I used one of my own framed paintings for a background element that provided a bit of reflection and depth.

I am still working on this painting, but it won't change much. I see no big problems...some small areas may be improved a bit over the next week before it gets framed. 10 x 10 image size.

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Color's Birth - Acrylic Abstract Contemporary Floral on Canvas by Pennsylvania Daily Painter Pat Koscienski

"Color's Birth"
5" x 7"
Acrylic

"Color's Birth" is an abstract painting rich in violets and yellow, and inspired by the Stoney Creek Iris farm this past summer. It is done in acrylics and on canvas. If interested in purchasing, contact Pat at patsfineart@hotmail.com If interested in seeing more of my paintings, both abstract and representational, visit my blogspot and website at:

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Bartlett Pears on Marble ~ Andy Smith, watercolor

6"x 4" Miniature Original Watercolor
$300.00 ~ Contact the studio

This is a "challenge" from a new blog I was
invited to join called Paint and Draw Together.
Go to their website to see the photo I had to
work from. I love pears and often paint them
so I was attracted to this composition.
Great color in the Bartletts!

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"Mule Horses" by Debra Tritt-Kreiger

"Mule Horses" Watercolor 14"x10" on Arches 140lb paper

I love to cruise the back roads of Pa. You just never know what you'll come across. It was a crisp cool morning and the sun was shinning warmly on these fellows as they came out of their barn. The ground shows a hint of what winter has left, but assures us spring is on the way. The rich warm color of these beautiful horses in the sunlight was a treat to see and paint.

To contact me or see more paintings go to www.debkreiger.com
This painting is for sale.

Planter on steps ~ Andy Smith, watercolors

4"x 6" Original Watercolor
SOLD

If you are familiar with New Castle, DE you
may recognize the bricks and the use of
shutters on the doors. A simple corner of
the front porch.

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Fabric of Our Lives Series (Eggplants, Pumpkins, Peppers) by Bertie Brown

Fabric of Our Lives

original: 21 1/2"w x 17 1/2"h

Sophie Says

Hey there Sophie

What can we say

Of this painting

That is waiting

For a clever

word endeavor

Tying everything together to the letter

We’ve got eggplants

Pumpkins, peppers

Doin’ dances

Stealin’ glances

Some romantic

Silly antics

All in view of stodgy bottles with those long necks.

Did we mention

That cute donkey

A slow stepper

To the pepper

And those patterns

Folds and colors

Help unite the veggies all to one another...

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"Turquoise Field" oil on canvas by Jack Bingham, Lititz, PA

While stretching and priming some canvases this week, I decided to rework this older painting. "Turquoise Field" is an oil on canvs sized 30" x50". Click on the image for a larger version.

For more information on other paintings, visit my website at http://www.jackbinghamcpf.com

Thanks for viewing,
Jack Bingham, Lititz, PA
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'Snook Study' by Thom Glace

Transparent Watercolor on Crescent Mat Board

Image Size: 9" x 4.5". Matted Size: 14" x 11".

Just finished a few minutes ago. So the image is not the usual

professional one that I have done for prints, note cards, mugs, etc.

This was requested by a Snowbird who fishes for Snook in Florida 

while we brave the winter. It also proves my theory that many

of our fish are named by drunk fishermen.

Crappie, Snook, etc.

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BY THE SEA By Cecelia Lyden

acrylic on canvas

12x16

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I took several photos of the waves coming in to the shore in Florida--many in different lights. All of them were beautiful blues, greens , purples. I am going to attempt to paint several versions of this site.

'Study of a Jade Clubtail & a Flag-Tailed Spineyleg'

Transparent Watercolor on Crescent Mat Board

Image Size: 9" x 4.5". Matted Size: 14" x 11".

Part of my ongoing series of North American Dragonfly Species.

The Jade Clubtail is one of my favorites because of their delicate wings.

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Princeton Door ~ Andy Smith, watercolors

4"x6" Miniature Original Watercolor
SOLD

This little scene is from our recent trip to
Princeton, NJ. Several homes had this soft
yellow paint which provides a backdrop for
the green door and shrubs.

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Backyard-Early March Morning 16x20 Oil by Brett Mason

PA Daily artist blog Number one...I'm working on a new computer and yet to get all my pictures and info from "the old computer". In the meantime, feel free to check out my website for images on what I "currently" "do", (besides use a lot of quotations),artisticly speaking that is. Lately it's been all about waking up and doing a quick plein air painting before the new puppy, Beans, wreaks havoc on our house or our three year old,Beckett, ropes me into a game of Mario Bros on the Wii . I'm catching some views around our new house. I milked every angle and perspective from our old house of six years,which resulted in about 30 perspectives. It's kind of nice knowing I don't have to go too far from our back porch to get a new painting. With that said, I think the puppy just ate a tube of Cadmium yellow. Gotta go. Happy Painting.

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PEACH TREES ON THE HILL by Claire Beadon Carnell

'Peach Trees on the Hill'
Oil 11 x 14

I was looking through my photographs trying to
get some inspiration, and when my
pictures of peach trees came up, I found exactly
what I wanted to work on.
I am happy because this is the closest I have gotten
to recreating the airy, light quality of the blossoms.
This is still in progress - I already see some
tweaks that I would like to make, but overall I am pleased
with my work today.

If you would like to see more of my work, please
visit my website or my blog. Thank you.

"Mare and Foal" Colored Pencil by Charlotte Yealey

8x10
Colored Pencil

Due to a spring cold and procrastination, I finally finished one of several paintings I had been working on. I photographed horses near the Hanover Shoe Farms last year and I love this mare and her foal. I liked that she was a different color than her foal and I liked the way the trees looked in the photo in the background. The background took longer to do than the horses.
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Lyrical Landscape Series (Spring) by Bertie Brown

Lyrical Landscape

original: 12 1/2"w x 10"h

A Spring Thing

Meadows bordering a grove of trees

Spreading a canopy

Of blues and greens

Sifting a symphony

Intense, yet serene

Of filtered though slight

Shimmering sunlight

The pathway to spring

Is a glorious thing...

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HOUSE ON THE BEACH By Cecelia Lyden

acrylic on canvas

18x24

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The housing industry on the middle Atlantic seaboard in Florida has been experiencing depressing times, as are many areas in Florida. We saw construction halted on several large mansionlike homes like this one. Oh, to have the means to afford a home on a hill overlooking the ocean.

Waterfall in Poe Valley by Jill Foster

9" x 12" pastel on Colourfix paper

While hiking in Poe Valley State Park, I came upon this showy waterfall near the back of the dam. The day was clear and bright and the water seemed to sparkle and dance its way down the rock face. All of my paintings on the blog are for sale. Contact me at: fosterfineart@verizon.net for prices/questions.

'Study of a Comet Darner & an Eastern Ringtail' by Thom Glace

Transparent Watercolor on Crescent Mat Board

Image Size: 4.5" x 6.5". Matted Size: 8" x 10".

Part of my ongoing study of North American Dragonfly Species.

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"Indiantown Trees", oil on canvas by Jack Bingham, Lititz, PA

This is the final version of "Indiantown Trees" a framed oil on canvas sized 26" x 36". The scene is along Indiantown Road were the Breakfast Club North ride bike. The frame is a black and gold float moulding from Omega Moulding Co.

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For more information on other paintings, visit my website at http://www.jackbinghamcpf.com

Thanks for viewing,
Jack Bingham, Lititz, PA
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"Lunch Time" by Debra Tritt-Kreiger

"Lunch Time" Watercolor 7"x10" on Arches 140 lb paper

I just finished this painting this week. We have rhododendron bushes by our house which is a perfect setting for researching the magic of spring.

To contact me or see more paintings go to www.debkreiger.com

'Flowers in the Sky II' by Thom Glace

Transparent Watercolor on Crescent Watercolor Board

Image Size: 9" x 4.5". Matted Size: 14" x 11".

Painting exercise of Hot Air Balloons over

the Susquehanna River. Painted to study the

Contrast of bright colors. It was fun!

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SIGMUND by Claire Beadon Carnell

'Sigmund'
Oil 12 x 16
SOLD

My daughter lives near a goat farm, and I
love to see the goats running about in their
pasture. This friendly guy really captured my
interest - he had such a sweet, yet wise face.
Having been head-butted by a goat at the tender
age of eight, I was smart enough to remember
that experience and didn't get too close to my
subject when taking the reference photos.

If you would like to see more of my work,
please check out my website or my blog.
Thank you.

Bee Balm - Original Acrylic Impressionistic Plein Air Floral Landscape Painting on Canvas by Pennsylvania Daily Painter Pat Koscienski

Bee Balm

14 x 11

Acrylic on canvas

"Bee Balm" is an 14" x 11" acrylic painting done on canvas at a fellow artist's estate. The color of the flowers prove a wonderful complement against the greens of the landscape....the piece of dead wood directs the viewer's eye diagonally into the painting and the greens of the foliage lead to the alizarin colors of the bee balm. The mist in the background over the Fishing Creek Stream adds to the depth of the painting. "Bee Balm" was done plein air on a wonderful cool morning in Marysville, Pennsylvania. If interested in purchasing contact Pat at patsfineart@hotmail.com If interested in seeing more of my paintings, visit my website and blogspot at:

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"Dark Tree Row 2" oil on panel by Jack Bingham, Lititz, PA

"Dark Tree Row 2" is a framed oil on canvas covered panel study with an approximate image size of 15" x 30". Is is based on the smaller study, "Dark Tree Row" which I painted from a scene off of Locust Grove Road, Northwest of Lititz, Pennsylvania.

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For more information on other paintings, visit my website at http://www.jackbinghamcpf.com

Thanks for viewing,
Jack Bingham, Lititz, PA
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Musically Inclined Series ( Viol.) by Bertie Brown

Musically Inclined

original: 18 1/2"w x 22 1/2"h

Violin Class

The violin’s a classy fellow

When bowed he sings a tune so mellow

When plucked

His notes are quite abrupt

And when there’s nothing left to play

He simply packs himself away....

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2010 Pottery #1 by Andy Smith

6"x4" Miniature Original Watercolor
$225.00 ~ Contact the studio
A simple composition of pottery.

Thom commented on my choice of subjects...
I pretty much paint where ever I have last been.
Since I do so much historical sightseeing it may
seem like Lancaster County however it is pretty
much all over the place. There is a good
variety even on my show stand. The blog does
allow me to experiment a bit more because the
size is small and I am not committed to a large
painting. I cannot get bored with so much variety
in subjects!

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Planter on a chest ~ Andy Smith, watercolor

6"x4" Miniature Original Watercolor
SOLD

I was intrigued by the angle.
Lace curtains, a little sun shining to create a
warm patina on the chest.

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