7″X5″ Graphitint on paper
I have to confess to suffering snow-blower envy from time to time. Yesterday morning, after spending one and a half hours digging out, might have been one of those times.
The temperature was 3C this evening but is forecast to go back down to -4C tonight with another storm on the way. Will it ever end?
5″X7″ Graphitint on paper
These little farmhouses look so lonely in February. It is very flat around here and the homesteads often appear to be very isolated in the middle of a snowfield
7″X5″ Oil on panel
Orchids are so corny. However they do have the great advantage of lasting forever. This means I could take a couple of days to do this if I wanted but, true to the spirit of this blog, for better or for worse, here it is.
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5″X7″ Oil on panel
Still on the theme of the black winter skies. I am finding the effect of these a bit cheesey. Ah well, onwards and upwards I guess. This blog is about experiments as much as anything, sometimes they will work and sometimes not.
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5″X7″ Oil on board
I am not a big fan of winter and cold weather but the skies are great. Late afternoon, right outside my house, looking West (needless to say).
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5″X7″ Graphitint on paper
As I was driving into work this morning the sun was shining but the sky over the lake was almost black. By the time I got to Virgil it was snowing hard.
5″X7″ Oil on Panel
This lovely jug was a present from my father-in-law. It was made by a Quebec potter of Japanese descent.
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5″X7″ Oil n board
I didn’t realize how hellishly difficult this one would be. The perspective changes every time I tilt my head.
