Happy New Year!
I’m delighted to be starting the year in a show with 14 other friends at Gallery 110, 110 Third Ave S., Seattle. The show is Jan 5 – Jan 28, the hours are Thursday – Saturday, 12-5 pm.
If you find yourself in Pioneer Square, come on by!
Much Love,
Liz Kennedy
I’ve added some new works in progress to the “paintings” tab. Thank you for looking!
oil on linen, 36″x24″
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
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.
December 2021
My family celebrates Christmas, and it came early for me this year. An opportunity to show at a coffee shop/gallery in White Center! I have a lucky 13 pieces up for the whole of December. Show proceeds go to WestSide Baby whose mission is to supply equipment, diapers and clothing to children in need. Thanks to DubSea Coffee!
The assignment this week in my ZOOM drawing class:
95% white, 5% black
95% black, 5% white
mid-greys only (no white or black)
and using all: black, white, grey
I’m participating in Figuary 2020 through the Croquis Cafe (on Vimeo). Last night LoveLifeDrawing’s instructional suggestion was to exaggerate. That inspired this – 16×20, oil:
I am going to do at least nine more of these! Excited by a new idea.
Maybe you’ve heard of Inktober? It’s a daily challenge to draw with ink every day in October. Now we have Figuary, a friendly challenge to draw from a human model each day. One organization (Love Life Drawing) has daily drawing instruction and one has video of models in timed poses (Croquis Cafe).
Here is my 5 min sketch for today:
And here is my No. 1 art assistant:
"Not knowing how to do it is part of knowing how to do it." - Leon Kossoff 