Monday, December 31, 2007
Friday, December 21, 2007
Snow Church
Monday, December 17, 2007
Time to Read
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Let it Snow
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Frostbite
6x6" oil on masonite sold
This is a portrait of a lucky cat. He was frozen - seriously. He was frozen and his current owner saw him,thought he was a stuffed animal but then noticed him move slightly so he took him home and literally thawed him out and saved his life! Now, a little rough around the edges,getting on in years but otherwise fine. We thought he deserved a portrait....oh and his name is "Frostbite"
This is a portrait of a lucky cat. He was frozen - seriously. He was frozen and his current owner saw him,thought he was a stuffed animal but then noticed him move slightly so he took him home and literally thawed him out and saved his life! Now, a little rough around the edges,getting on in years but otherwise fine. We thought he deserved a portrait....oh and his name is "Frostbite"
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
At the Beach
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Two Turtle Doves
6x6" oil on masonite
I love vintage cards and have a bunch. Recently my mother gave me a few more and one little cutie inspired this painting. I had big dreams of doing a different painting of the Twelve Days of Christmas. Two Turtle Doves might be as far as I get. I pretty much crossed this project right off my holiday 2do list...what was I thinking???
I love vintage cards and have a bunch. Recently my mother gave me a few more and one little cutie inspired this painting. I had big dreams of doing a different painting of the Twelve Days of Christmas. Two Turtle Doves might be as far as I get. I pretty much crossed this project right off my holiday 2do list...what was I thinking???
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birds,
children,
Christmas,
daily painting,
holiday,
painting a day,
snow,
vintage,
winter
Monday, December 10, 2007
Down Time, Santa at the beach painting, debbie Miller
6x8" oil on masonite
Its crazy this time of year isn't it?
Even if you say it wont be...It Is.
Lights, gifts, wrapping paper, gift tags, parties, cards, baking, candles, endless shopping lists, crowds etc etc....
can you imagine how 'the big guy' feels?
Santa must take a serious beach vacation in January. He deserves the down time.
Its crazy this time of year isn't it?
Even if you say it wont be...It Is.
Lights, gifts, wrapping paper, gift tags, parties, cards, baking, candles, endless shopping lists, crowds etc etc....
can you imagine how 'the big guy' feels?
Santa must take a serious beach vacation in January. He deserves the down time.
Friday, December 7, 2007
Snow Flying
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Gone Sledding
6x8" oil on masonite SOLD
My brother surfs here in RI all winter...my sons dont...yet. They go sledding, at the school nearby or our friends hilly backyard...anywhere they can really. I make the hot chocolate.
Below is art by my 9 yr old. His favorite shoes.
My brother surfs here in RI all winter...my sons dont...yet. They go sledding, at the school nearby or our friends hilly backyard...anywhere they can really. I make the hot chocolate.
Below is art by my 9 yr old. His favorite shoes.
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Peace (2)
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Lazy Days: daily painting, beach scenes
Monday, December 3, 2007
Reflecting
6x6" oil on masonite
I paint this alot - people -actually girls mostly- staring out at the ocean. While painting, I was thinking about that and decided that I'm drawn to this kind of image because 1. its familiar, 2. when creating you tap into your 'inner child' - well at least you should, in my opinion- so in a way I am painting myself. Does that make any sense? dont know. but the artist I am now is in many ways the child I was. and 3. just dang fun to paint :-)
So I guess take a second to reflect on yourself as a kid, what did you like to do? Do you do any of those things anymore? You should...take yourself on a playdate.
I paint this alot - people -actually girls mostly- staring out at the ocean. While painting, I was thinking about that and decided that I'm drawn to this kind of image because 1. its familiar, 2. when creating you tap into your 'inner child' - well at least you should, in my opinion- so in a way I am painting myself. Does that make any sense? dont know. but the artist I am now is in many ways the child I was. and 3. just dang fun to paint :-)
So I guess take a second to reflect on yourself as a kid, what did you like to do? Do you do any of those things anymore? You should...take yourself on a playdate.
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Tags:
beach,
children,
daily painting,
kids,
ocean,
painting a day,
shore,
summer,
surf
Sunday, December 2, 2007
In the Surf: daily painting, beach scene
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