One painting a day since October 12, 2005, lessons and Elin's Color System. The writings behind the creation of each daily painting by this well-known oil and acrylic painter with three books out by Walter Foster Publishing and instructional DVDs on painting and color. Studio pieces and smaller works for collectors and friends, too.
Saturday, April 08, 2006
April 8 - Disbelief
The first stage of grief is to deny its happened. I'm there right now. Today's painting is an on-location study of a creek near our home, and the babbling water was restful and a good escape from accepting what's happened. I'll freely admit I'm in the first stage of grief, which is denial (For example, "Oh, here's my Mom's watch in my purse, I'll have to give it back to her.")
So I met my beloved husband at this stream, and while he napped, I painted this 8 x 10 oil. It may not be the most spectacular work I've ever done, since I'm so exhausted, but it eases my eyes. $150. Now I'm going to sleep, for I only had about an hour last night.
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art lesson,
daily paintings
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