
It’s just a painting Janet, not WORLD PEACE! Well maybe it was war, between the canvas and me. This one took quite a bit of time. “Turnabout” measures 24″ X 30″, oil on canvas, third painting of my #paint52 Challenge, that you can follow on Twitter. It is also another addition to my San Francisco Series. If I keep moving at this rate, I should be able to have San Francisco series art show by May.
I haven’t painted with oil for a while. I fell in love once again, as I opened the beautiful luscious tubes of paint. There is nothing like the hues of Daniel Smith Oil Paint. They make their own paint, highly saturated, highly permanent and with names you may have never heard before. My oils sung to me as I laid each one on my new large glass pallet. I love a large pallet and being glass makes it easy to clean. I promised myself I would always have it ready to go. Now even though I love the colors and brightness of oil paint, I’m not giving up on the Atelier Interactive Acrylics. I do believe there are a place for each acrylic and a place for oil and perhaps I will even combine the two.
My journey continues and I am feeling great. It feels good to be back full time at the easel.
Thank you for joining me.
Fantastic Janet, I so wish I could just sit and watch you at work.
Love the painting and as in all your paintings your use of light! Can’t wait to see the next one:)
What a nice comment Irmgard. Felt a little rusty but glad to be back at the easel. Thank you!
Thanks Chris, really appreciate it.
I had to laugh at the title, as I’ve been known to get fairly passionate about my jewelry and forget that it’s just a piece of jewelry that may or may not get retained through generations. LOL!
Love the painting – it looks like a watercolor which makes it more intriguing to me that it is an oil.
Yes, it is funny how we are as artists. I believe that is why I make it so difficult to create. This challenge is going to teach me a lesson and not be so attached to the outcome and the paintings. Thank you so much Janet! How’s Daisy 😉
nice work