Showing posts with label daily paintings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label daily paintings. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 03, 2008

Christmas Exhibit - Alamance Arts Council

"Water Lilies"
14" x 11" Acrylic on Canvas
$300 Framed
"Smoky Mountain View"
5" x 7" Acrylic on Canvas - Plein Air Study
$100 Framed

"Antique Teapot"
5" x 7" Oil on Canvas
$100 Framed


"Winter Shadows"
7" x 5' Oil on Canvas - Plein Air Study
$100 Framed



"Randolph County Farmland"
8" x 10" Oil on Canvas
$200 Framed


The Alamance County Arts Council is having its annual "Christmas at Capt. White's" holiday exhibit. The pieces above are in the exhibit. If you're interested in them, call the Arts Council at 336-226-4495 or stop by if you live in the area. The Arts Council's galleries are housed in a historic painted mansion and it is beautifully decorated for Christmas. Items available in this exhibit are paintings, sculpture, pottery, handmade ornaments, soaps, jewelry.... you name it, they have it! Stop by for a visit. They are located at 213 S. Main St. in Graham, NC, about half a mile from I-85/40.
As always, email me with comments or questions. I would love to hear from you.

Monday, August 04, 2008

Back from trip and artist's life stuff

Hello friends!
I will be posting some new work and sketches I did on my trip to Ocracoke Island 2 weeks ago. I have been busy catching up on emails, and general studio cleanup. My studio is always a mess after a trip! I still have paintings that I haven't unpacked yet.
My time has also been taken up because I have switched positions at the non-profit ministry I work for, and so I am learning my new responsibilites. But you say, " I thought you were an artist?" Ahhh, I am but I am a young artist who still has not made the plunge to painting full time. Once my pricing gets higher, and I build my collector base a bit more, than that may become a reality. I have a daughter to think about, so at the current time my wife and I must both still work while I continue to sell my work through websites, exhibits, and galleries.
Most artists I know that paint full time, are doing so after "painting on the side" for many years and have built their clientele and gallery relationships. It does take time, but sometimes exceptional talent like that of Scott Burdick or Jeremy Lipking finds collectors very quickly.
If only I was full-time now, but I will keep on painting and doing my best to raise the value of my collector's purchases.
Anyway, hope to have more work posted this week.

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