lots of art deadlines coming up. I'm painting big time,
but nothing is ready for your inspection, so I'm going
through the sketches and paintings I've done in recent
years just to keep the images flowing.
Figure study
acrylic on watercolour paper
18" x 24"
class (1 1/2 hours) thinking about all of the wonderful
artists I'm meeting through the blog network. It
just makes me feel like the luckiest artist on earth.
So when I came home after a long day of teaching
and working hard at helping the kids be enthusiastic,
cheering them on, and delving into the world of
writing and school success, sporting my air cast and
crutches, I was absolutely thrilled to see that Theresa Rankin,
http://theresarankinfineart.blogspot.com/
who I was meaning to talk about tonight as a superb
landscape and still life painter -- has awarded me the
"Brilliante Weblog"award.
The award -- Hurray!
There are a bunch of rules and I'll write more about
the award, the rules, and who I'll nominate tomorrow,
but for now this is exciting news. One of the other
landscape artists whose work I think is fabulous is
and who has been very supportive is Eldon Warren.
http://eldonwarren.wordpress.com/
I think I initially met both of these artists through
their comments on Aaaron Lifferth's blog.
http://aaronlifferth.blogspot.com/
Aaron's daily paintings showcase, glass containers,
and fruits, among other things. He makes
composition look like it's easy, and his paintings
are always fresh and done with a flourish I envy.
One of the beautiful Cleomes in our garden
I'm short on time for doing the work required for
winning that award Theresa, but I promise to
do so as soon as possible.
Have a loving the world you work in day!
