Showing posts with label fabriano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fabriano. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Weekend in the Studio
I was able to spend most of last weekend in the studio. I finished a commission of a craftsmen house in pasadena, worked on a city scape of downtown San Diego, and tuned up a few demonstration paintings I had lying around: a church in Whittier, the Colorado Street Bridge, and the Pasadena Playhouse. I have done these subjects before, but always find some new enjoyment in trying them again.
When the weather permits, I work out on the patio, which is a great way to paint. All of these works are 14" x 20", and done on 140# bright white, Fabriano cold press paper.
Labels:
fabriano,
holbein,
pasadena,
stoddard,
studio painting,
watercolor
Wednesday, March 16, 2016
Colorado Street Bridge Demonstration
I gave a demonstration for the California Art League in Tarzana last night. It was well-attended and the food was spectacular. Video Vic filmed everything. I painted the Colorado Street Bridge using pencil, fine point pen, and water-soluble felt tip for the drawing, and bright splashy color to suggest a fall day in the Arroyo.
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