I wasn't supposed to be here this day, but I made the best of it.
Facing and painting a sunset while using a canvas, which conveys the light and is very distracting, made me a firm believer in the use of canvas panels and Gessoboard.
Oine Road, a country locale, was actually a hopping strip. I routinely held on to my hat and easel as large chicken trucks thundered by. The drivers were so considerate, slowing down and even using the opposite lane.
One thing I like about this painting is how it transforms at a distance. Step away and the values take over to provide contours and depth. In fact, for a while this painting was called, "Best at at Distance."
(photo being corrected)
Oil on cotton canvas, 11x14
This week's updated list for Women Artists of the DMV
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Here's another updated list of the DMV area female artists who have agreed
to participate so far in the 2025 "Women Artists of the DMV" survey show!
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