Boat Parked
Oil on Birch panel, 2010, 5"x 7"
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Todays painting is of an abandoned boat in Detroit's Riverfront park on the far east side of the city.
#57
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This is a visual diary of paintings, inspired by Stephen Magsigs great "Postcards From Detroit", I'm primarily an artist that works in three dimensions, but with this blog I'm trying to just concentrate on the two, although sometimes when I can't take it any more I'll post some of my "constructions". I work from life and from photographs, some photos that are found or discarded, are given a new life and reinterpreted.
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2 comments:
Challenge - get a shrub to look like a shrub. Landscape is one of the most difficult subjects to paint. Landscape frightens me but I love it probably the most. Another great painting Andrew.
Best regards, Susan
Thanks Susan. It was good seeing you the last time you were in town. Have a good new year!
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