It’s somewhere between the lion and the lamb – a rainy day where I live. I’ve been working on smaller images – you’ll find them under paintings! Some are “postcards” from my time in Mexico, some are inspired by the shapes of American fashion in the 1950’s/60’s.
Thank you for looking,
LK
I’ve added some new works in progress to the “paintings” tab. Thank you for looking!
oil on linen, 36″x24″
Hello darling,
I had a friend who greeted me that way sometimes. Made me feel happy and tickled and loved. All with two words. She died recently – I miss her.
I’ve added some work under the “PAINTINGS” tab – so take a look and let me know what you think. I appreciate your time and thoughts.
Liz
I have several paintings, finished and not, to share. And I’m really enjoying this podcast: https://www.learntopaintpodcast.com/ and highly recommend! Thank you for looking
Hi!
I have new works under “Paintings” and “Figure Drawings.” Thanks for looking.
Liz
Hope you are just fine and that spring is finding its way into your life. I’ve added new portrait paintings under the PAINTINGS tab . . . Enjoy, comment, whatev. xoxoxo LK
With big gratitude to DubSea Coffee, my show is over today. I got to hand a big check to WestSide Baby from the sales of six or seven pieces. Now I’m working on portraits and a 30-day challenge from Seattle Artist League (you can join, too!) I have new photos under the Painting and Drawing menu tabs. Thanks for looking.
September 2021: working in two ways, outside and big. I’m painting in Kubota Garden, learning to see good compositions and work outside, and I’m painting a canvas that is 4×6 feet. Very big. The new stuff is under “paintings.” Thank you for looking; I always appreciate it.
May 24: I’ve added some new works to the Paintings section. Thanks for looking.
Poet Margaret Randall, was a student of Elaine de Kooning’s at the University of New Mexico. She recalls Ms. de Kooning encouraging her students: “Think big, paint big, be wedded to nothing, neither landscape, nor abstraction, paint nor stone.” And “abandon long practiced becomes skill.”
I have some new things to look at under “drawings” and “painting.” Abandon was practiced. Thanks for looking. Get vaccinated if you can.
"Not knowing how to do it is part of knowing how to do it." - Leon Kossoff 