The campers used the shirts as painting smocks -- some more than others.
The guild wanted shirts that looked SUPER Messy.
-- drawing on the scene for this commission.
The patron kindly loaned this piece to Lumina Bar.
This is the last photo I have. Its new owner saw it before it was even framed and snatched it up. Happy home!
This little ducky was part of a plein air paint out event sponsored by the Randolph Arts Guild. It felt great to get outside and paint from life.
progress on the 10 x 12 canvas study
Got to start somewhere. It was either periwinkle or iridescent bronze paint.
graphite and conte
This a bit more expressive -- and it's 4 feet tall. graphite and conte
-- dig these cans during install. They're lookin' up at the art they are about to illuminate in Asheboro.
These paintings really clean up and look great. Thanks to RAG staff for a thorough install.
Thanks to Asheboro Magazine for writing up "Looking Up".
