I live in rural New Brunswick which provides most of the subject matter of my paintings. I have a three-wheeled bicycle with a large basket on the back where I can store my paints, a chair and a table and anything else needed. When I am painting, I am in a world of pure concentration. My goal is to create spontaneous, balanced and authentic works of art with the hope that people who see my art will feel the same kind of pleasure that I do.
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Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Mini-Painting 10 (Pussywillows), Watercolour, 2 1/2 x 3 1/2
Thanks, Sandy. These are called Art Trading Cards (ATCs). They are supposed to be traded with other artists doing the same thing. I hope to join a group so I can trade my mini-paintings for other people's small works.
Thanks, Clive. I've become quite addicted to doing these little things. It is surprising what you can learn from concentrating on one small thing and getting it down on a smaller piece of paper.
Clive, did you try the art trading billboards yourself? I never heard of them. The group I want to join juries their members as they want a certain standard of work. I hope I pass the test!
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4 comments:
Hey both these paintings are so neat. I love coming here to see what you are doing next.
I like the small paintings also..just taking an object and making it all about that..so cool..
sandy
Thanks, Sandy. These are called Art Trading Cards (ATCs). They are supposed to be traded with other artists doing the same thing. I hope to join a group so I can trade my mini-paintings for other people's small works.
Very nice little watercolour things. The art trading cards are a great idea. Art trading billboards just don't work!
Thanks, Clive. I've become quite addicted to doing these little things. It is surprising what you can learn from concentrating on one small thing and getting it down on a smaller piece of paper.
Clive, did you try the art trading billboards yourself? I never heard of them. The group I want to join juries their members as they want a certain standard of work. I hope I pass the test!
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