This drawing (ink on canvas) is from our recent Vistas&Vineyards retreat. This miniature donkey was not pleased that I converted his silo into a nuclear reactor.
Catching up from my first 60 years in which I didn't know I could draw or paint!
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Tilikum Retreat Drawing - "My Ass"
This drawing (ink on canvas) is from our recent Vistas&Vineyards retreat. This miniature donkey was not pleased that I converted his silo into a nuclear reactor.
Labels:
drawing,
Tilikum,
Vistas and Vineyards
Sunday, September 5, 2010
The Whiteside Theatre in Pen/Ink/Watercolor
This is an experiment. It is an ink sketch on a 14X18 gessoed canvas, to which I added watercolor washes and finally more line work in ink. Since it is on canvas I can now add more watercolor, or acrylic, or oil, or just leave it as is. The subject is the Whiteside Theatre in Corvallis.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Drawings from the Airlie Vineyards
Today Vistas & Vineyards visited the Airlie Vineyard for a paintout. I have been doing far too many paintings lately so I decided to try a couple of ink and wash pieces. Each began as a blind contour drawing followed by additional ink work and a light watercolor wash. This is a much faster process and I completed three drawings in the morning. These are my two favorites. Needless to say I really like old farm equipment. Most everyone else was painting vistas and vineyards as we are supposed to do.
Labels:
Drawings,
Vistas and Vineyards,
Watercolor
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Equus Caballus
"View from the Compost Pile" -Oil Painting
Yaquina Bay Watercolor

On Wednesday we painted at Yaquina Bay in Newport, Oregon. This was one of the most popular painting spots, particularly for the seagulls.
Labels:
Newport,
Vistas and Vineyards,
Watercolor,
Yaquina Bay
Monday, August 23, 2010
Seattle Waterfront - Watercolor
Friday, July 30, 2010
Plunkett House at Beazell (OilPainting)
On Wednesday the V&V group met up at Beazell Memorial Forest. I painted the old 1870's Plunkett House and barn. It was overcast but I decided to have my way. Mother nature showed her displeasure by providing some thunder and a few raindrops.
Labels:
oil painting,
Vistas and Vineyards
Monday, July 26, 2010
Watercolor In Progress
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