The air is thin in the high country. . I tried to convey that by using thin muted colors. Based on oil study of Taggert Lake by Milo Whitcomb. From American Artist magazine. July 1996.
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About Me
- janene
- I wake up thinking about art. My passions are light, sunshine, colors. Now that I am retired and no longer spend my daylight hours in the library - I play in my garden and make art in my studio. My grown family is happy that I am so absorbed and find my retired life so rich and full. Family, friends, pets, art, plants, music, healthy eating and fresh air. Those are the key ingredients to make my life so satisfying. I use this as a personal journal, so blog is a mixed bag. To see images of my other mixed media works go to http://www.picturetrail.com/artsngardens
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- Yesterdays breakfast with William Forsyth
- More ink
- Ink lines. What a difference.
- Breakfast with Veraldo Giuseppe Cariani
- Yosemite Falls
- Felted piece
- Breakfast in Utah.
- Dance interrupted again
- Mountain high.
- Roses for breakfast
- Studio
- Breakfast with Richard Bepristis
- Dance interrupted.
- Abstract 2
- Breakfast floral sketch
- Abstract
- Based on book cover
- Complete Watercolor Artist
- Paint to felt pic
- From painting to felt.
- Ink added
- Now some flowers
- Adding color.
- Starting another quick floral
- Good Sunday morning
- Mission garden
- July 14 breakfast sketch
- Fabric collage
- Two hours later
- Saved
- Tuesday morning
- Monday morning done
- Yesterdays tweaked
- BREAKFAST SUNSET
- Crabby
- Larger version
- Redo
- Good Sunday morning.
- When is enough enough?
- Adding color
- Ready to begin
- Making the bed with a helper
- Variations
- Better?
- Ugly ready for makeover.
- Old rose
- Up with the birds
- Breakfast with Harriet Marshall Goode
- Quick coverup in acrylics
- Abstract.
- Fresh background.
- Close up
- Big breakfast
- Breakfast with Monet
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