This is one of a few studies I’ve made for an upcoming portrait commission.
This is one of a few studies I’ve made for an upcoming portrait commission.
This year, I had the best birthday ever.
To thank all the individuals – and in place of hand-written notes – who made it so, I’ve coordinated the making of a custom costume that honors the recent made-of-brass works of Meredith Anne Sutton. Sutton led (with her typical style, persistence and perfection) the campaign to make this year’s surprise birthday super-hero-esque.
To DHB, WPD, FE, IKF, LPF, MDH, KI, SO, SAL, GR, KR, CS, ES, STS, MAS, LAT, LJT, AVG, EW; you’re not all women, but you all make life wonderful.
photo: andrew sherman, make up: jessica duthu, jewelry: meredith anne sutton, costume fabric & construction: margaret baggott, costume design: sofia vizcaino & katherine sandoz, project consultant: lisa parker fort
I’ve completed ten new studies for a Lake Tahoe inspired series. And I’ve put in an order for the canvasses. An exciting chapter in the on-going saga of what former student Michael Porten calls “pain-ting”.
All best to all the moms today.
Yesterday, photographer Andrew Sherman stopped over. DCB and I were inspired by his visit and work and drew this studio portrait.
Remember as a child, you got new sneakers and could run a lot faster and better?
Recently, I’ve been trying out the Princeton Artist Brush blades. I don’t even want to tell what I used before, but these “wedges” are wonders! Not only do they do the job beautifully, but the shape, scale and weight of the silicone tools themselves thrill. I’m especially enjoying the Catalyst Wedge W-06. I guess once you go Catalyst, you never go back.