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Two More Lazarus Paintings
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Two More Lazarus Paintings

The market in snow

Two More Lazarus Paintings

Jan 10, 2011.  What seems to have been a success in reworking that old long-abandoned flying Eagle painting (it’s been selling!) got me interested in other paintings that I was storing closest to the dumpster, and had given up for dead.  One is a snow at the Market scene based on a shot I took in the 2009 December storm:

The market in snow

I think I might need to see how people react to this, I’m not sure if I like it or not.   (I walked all the way to the Market to get the reference shots, which I had a good time doing.  The snow wasn’t this deep and there was no green truck.)

Mule Deer buck in mountains in the New Mexico bootheel

This is a Mule Deer buck in the Peloncillos of New Mexico, my home away from home. Unlike the other ones, I see work for me ahead on this one.  Detail might give it character, we’ll see.

Warblers of the West, painting by Ed Newbold

This has been absorbing most of my time for the last half-year, it’s almost like something’s wrong with the substrate trying to get things right.  I’ll be working on the singing male Yellow Warbler and the Nashville Warbler tomorrow, it never ends.  I started it in 2007, and hope to have a revised version out by March, Warblers of the West.

1 Comment
  • GL McMasters
    Posted at 18:14h, 02 August

    Is there a possibility the winter scene at the market will be Christmas Cards?