Showing posts with label student work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label student work. Show all posts

Monday, November 26, 2018

Tea Paintings Galore!

 "Silver Surround" 
6 x 8 inches, oil on gessobord
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Each month, I give my online mentorship group a theme to work from - entirely optional, and as a sidebar to their own projects, of course - and this month our theme was "Tea." Here are a few of their fantastic works:


Lately I've been saying that I get more out of mentoring these artists than they do from me. I'm sure it's true - they are such a diverse, talented, and inspiring group, and the things that I get to think about, the problems I get to help them solve, have taken me to the next level in every area of my art practice. I'm grateful. 

Curious what art mentorship is all about? Visit my website for all the info - or my FAQ page here.

Wednesday, August 9, 2017

"Tangerines on Turquoise"....and Tons of Teaching!

 
 "Tangerines on Turquoise"
10 x 10 inches, oil on canvas
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July was a whirlwind month, busy and full. This painting was a demo I did for students in Portland, over a two-day period. Here's my palette - heavy on the red-oranges. I really wanted to emphasize the red glow that reflects back and forth when oranges cuddle up together, and those saturated contrasting colors on the oranges and the plate.

 

...And this, believe it or not, is some of the student work from that class! What a talented bunch - not beginners. They did great.