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Monthly Archives: December 2006
New Sketch
I brought a few sheets of Bristol paper with me to Denver, not to mention my moleskine sketchbook. I’ve been working mostly in pen on small portraits in my moleskine. But I wanted to do something in pencil with a … Continue reading
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Good Grief… not again.
At present, what seems to be the larger brother of the last storm, which dumped two feet of snow on us, is currently pummeling Denver. Expectations are that it will let up some time on Sunday. Julie and I were … Continue reading
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Winter Update
It hasn’t stopped snowing here. Not sure how many feet of snow we’ve got at this point, but the photo should give you an idea. It’s gotten so deep that the satellite dish is completely covered, so we’ve got no … Continue reading
White-out in Colorado
As you may have heard, last week we had a powerful windstorm in Oregon. Winds were upwards of 100 mph and we lost power for several hours (some people are still without power now, nearly a week later). Now we’re … Continue reading
Portrait Commission
I was recently given the opportunity to execute a large double-portrait drawing for a private collection. It’s one of the larger drawing that I’ve completed 20″ x 26″ and was done on Fabriano Artistico Hot Press 140lb paper. The paper … Continue reading
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Lessons and Carols
It’s time again for my Lessons and Carols post. As you may or may not recall, for the past 3 years, I have participated in the choir for our university convocation’s Lessons and Carols service. The choir is composed of … Continue reading
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In Media Res
I’ve been working on a couple of portrait paintings recently. I think I’m starting to find a studio process that is going to work for me. This isn’t yet finished, but it’s coming along well, so Julie asked me to … Continue reading