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Watercolor Meusings: Jasper
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A blog diary that follows my work as a representational still life and animal portraiture watercolorist. Saturday, March 1, 2014. Jasper's mom was the winner of the portrait auction to benefit the Stratford Animal Rescue Society (S.T.A.R.S.) annual event held October 2013. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Follow me on Twitter. View my complete profile. A Wisp of Creativity - Annette. Lavender Dawn - Lampwork Beads and Artisan Jewelry. Life is art . Art is Life. Marco Crupi Blog Fotografico. Canon EOS ...
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Watercolor Meusings: Watchful Pair
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A blog diary that follows my work as a representational still life and animal portraiture watercolorist. Friday, March 15, 2013. They live a peaceful, natural life here at this sanctuary. Thick coats keep them warm in their paddocks and shelter, and volunteers make sure they are socialized and tended to. I love the color of horses. The gray horse has a brindle coat - a bit of brown mixed in with the predominant black white and gray. Notice his tail is blonde! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Canon EOS...
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Diary of a Studio: Book Shelves
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Diary of a Studio. How I built my painting studio and lived to tell the tale. An adventure in lay architecture. I cannot even remember when I made these but one day, I woke up and decided to put everything on hold and build these shelves. At day's end, I was very pleased with myself. Labels: 31. The first year. How I wish I had my books organized like this. Your studio is wonderful! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I designed and built a painting studio behind my house. This is the story.
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Diary of a Studio: Private Lessons
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Diary of a Studio. How I built my painting studio and lived to tell the tale. An adventure in lay architecture. On occasion, I will give private lessons. In this case, guitar lessons to the daughter of one of my charter class members. Ten-year old girls should rule the world. Labels: 31. The first year. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I designed and built a painting studio behind my house. This is the story. 13a Pause for reflection. 31 The first year. My other blogs and sites. My Songs and CDs.
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Diary of a Studio: Landscape into Art
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Diary of a Studio. How I built my painting studio and lived to tell the tale. An adventure in lay architecture. Finally, I was ready to undertake my major project, Landcape into Art. A year to prepare and, as I write this, three months underway. Labels: 31. The first year. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I designed and built a painting studio behind my house. This is the story. 13a Pause for reflection. 31 The first year. My other blogs and sites. My Songs and CDs. View my complete profile.
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Diary of a Studio: November 2007
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Diary of a Studio. How I built my painting studio and lived to tell the tale. An adventure in lay architecture. So he dug the trench for the electric, the remnants of which is what you can see running to the front of the studio. Then he dug the trench for the plumbing which ran along the west side of the studio and around back. He said, "It's 1:30. I've got to go." And he was gone with his new back hoe in a flash. Yes, half of the gutter is missing. Links to this post. Labels: 20. Trench. The fellow who ...
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Diary of a Studio: December 2007
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Diary of a Studio. How I built my painting studio and lived to tell the tale. An adventure in lay architecture. Setting the scenes around the studio was another step. My inherited birdbath served well as a model for some eventual paintings not to mention a good respite for my bird friends. Rolling the pedestal and heaving the basin was a major ordeal. Who knew birdbaths were so heavy? Links to this post. Labels: 05. Landscape. Yard sale for $3. Ah Now that's what I'm talking about! Links to this post.
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Diary of a Studio: October 2007
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Diary of a Studio. How I built my painting studio and lived to tell the tale. An adventure in lay architecture. Looks good. O.k. I'm happy and so is the building inspector. So, I ask "Willi? Aren't there supposed to be two. Rows of cinder blocks? He flattens the palms of his hands towards the ground and says "I know what I'm doing." I am now wading in to a sea of communications problems. But only my toes are wet. For a simple, quick technical explanation on concrete slab construction, click here. I reali...
