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Thomas Eakins, Baby at Play

24.02.2010 Blog, Commentary 0
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This is one of my favorite paintings by Thomas Eakins. I find myself thinking about it frequently when I paint. Eakins was trying to convey the intelligence of a child. This isn't just a picture of a child playing, but of a child's mind working and developing. ...

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Daily Sketch

22.02.2010 Blog 0
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2/22/10 Maybe I'm tired tonight, but my daily sketch did not pan out. I'll give it another shot tomorrow. ...

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Ars longa, vita brevis

22.02.2010 Blog 0
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"Photo of the Group of Seven who pioneered a distinctly Canadian painting style in the early twentieth century" "(Ars longa, vita brevis.) Art is long, life is short. A picture can become for us a highway between a particular thing and a universal feeling." - Lawren Harris...

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Bad Practices in the Studio

20.02.2010 Blog, Painting Techniques 1
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I have never had particularly good studio habits. When I was attending a summer art program one professor actually gave me his old paint brushes since mine were so worn. I made it a point to take better care of my brushes since then, but I still have quite a...

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Hand Drawings

20.02.2010 Blog, Sketches 0
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This week I didn't have my camera, so I couldn't document any of my work...

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El Jaleo

18.02.2010 Blog, Commentary, Painting Techniques 1
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Sargent strikes the perfect balance between open- and closed-form painting. I have been thinking about this lately because I noticed my own work growing increasingly closed form. Since I started painting again, I am focusing on my technique more. In the past I neglected the surface quality entirely. I...

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