Oil, 4"x6" in Gold museum style frame
©2008 Diana Moses Botkin
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Artists often lead solitary lives, even in the midst of family life, due to the nature of their work. Take this past weekend for example when we had a crowd gathered here for the Fourth of July, .
Saturday a bunch of us drove to a nearby boat dock to swim in the freezing river. I had brought along my little cigar box pochade so I could paint.
While I sat in the strong wind and the bright sun and worked to capture the light and wind on the water and trees, I could hear the kids having fun at a distance from me. They are all old enough to look after each other now and I don't need to be lifeguard. Come to think of it, being a lifeguard is a lonely job too.
Welcome to my Art Blog! I paint or draw most weekdays and sometimes finish a painting a day. I fondly call them my "Postcards from Paradise" because it's such a beautiful place the Lord made here for us.
Monday, July 7, 2008
"Trees at the River" Landscape Daily Painting
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2 comments:
Love the water in this painting. brilliant work.
With the wind whipping up the water it was a challenge to keep it from being too busy. I'm happy to hear you like it.
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