Alli & Charm (Billy is behind me, wondering why he is in horse jail).
Tag Archives: art
Building from the ground (water?) up
Well, we don’t have a cottage yet, but the architect says we will soon. 😊 When the second half of the painting is close to done I will probably stop to see how well it melds with the first half. … Continue reading
Posted in art, coincidences, drawing, oil paintings
Tagged art, artist challenges, oil painting
Leave a comment
Guessing game
First off, I was going to post this drawing last night, but when I photographed it a couple of things stood out as looking a little odd, so I spent a chunk of today fixing that. Secondly, my wonderful “prosumer” … Continue reading
News Brief
Yes, very briefly. First, Willow Tree (where I board Charm) lost another wonderful lesson horse recently. My trainer wanted to gift our barn manager with a remembrance of Dale, a Belgian draft who served not only as a lesson horse … Continue reading
Posted in Aquabord, art, draft horses, horse portrait, horses, horses and carts, landscape, sales
Tagged Aquabordâ„¢, art, draft horses, exhibit booth, horse portrait, horses, landscape, sales
3 Comments
It’s G-R-O-W-I-N-G
A dedicated group of local artists (and non-artists too–we put everybody to work) has been painting away for about a month now and the Orphan Train mural is getting filled in amazingly fast. This is more like a first pass … Continue reading
Third Annual Cass Area Artists Summer Show
I missed last year’s version of the Summer Show because I was busy riding in horse shows that weekend. This year offered no conflicting dates, which made me very happy because I got this opportunity to fly with my newly-won … Continue reading
Posted in Cass Area Artists, exhibit booth, landscape, oil paintings, Sky Pads
Tagged art, exhibit booth, landscape, oil painting, prospects
7 Comments
And now for something totally different
My current hometown, Dowagiac, Michigan was the first stop on the Orphan Train. Before I get into describing the mural which is the subject of this post, here’s a summary of the history of the Orphan Train, patched together from … Continue reading
Something went awry here
I can’t ever remember criticizing a show I have been a part of (who wants to embarrass themselves, right?) so it’s a strange feeling to have to report that something was seriously amiss at the Box Factory show this year. … Continue reading
Posted in art, gallery show, landscape, oil paintings, Sky Pads
Tagged art, gallery show, landscape, oil painting
1 Comment
