Showing posts with label cafe painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cafe painting. Show all posts

Friday, August 29, 2014

Maybe It is Finished

I worked on this large figurative piece and I think it's time to quit. It's really not my usual thing but it was fun as well as challenging. I could add more strange things like skulls and rats but would that make it too morbid? I don't know. It's done for today but there is no guarantee I won't work on it again in a few months.

The Human Condition
24" x 36"


Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Living the Good Life or Where to Dine at Lakeside

When I'm invited to stay with people and the community is as welcoming as the one at Lakeside is, I develop an appreciation for what it means to be an artist, and more particularly, a plein air artist. When the weather cooperates and the skies are sunny and blue, and the passersby are warm and cheerful the paintings come easily. Sloopy's is a little sports cafe at the corner of Maple and Second Street and they serve awesome pizza. I parked myself on a bench in front of the restaurant Saturday morning and painted a small slice of life painting.

Sloopy's Sports Cafe
8" x 10"

This small piece was painted in just under an hour as I gazed through the foliage at the picturesque umbrellas behind the beachfront cafe. As I was finishing up a group of people sat in the chairs and I couldn't resist adding a little bit of 'life' to the painting.

Lakeside Lunch
6" x 6"

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