Thursday, September 29, 2011



















Rebecca Wang, 10 x 10 Oil





















Jen Smith. 6 x 6 Oil

















Sylviane Le Cann, Oil





















Nancie Johnson, 9 x 12 Acrylic

















Renate Arends, Watercolor



















Irina Rekhviashvili, 10 x 10 Watercolor















Sylvia Young, Colored Pencil




















Fredrik Amerup, 15 x 14 cm Watercolor





















Angela Sullivan, 6 x 6 Acrylic










































Linda Popple, 6 x 6 Oil









































Graciela Rios, Ballpoint Pen
















Katrina Jones, 10 x 8 Watercolor





















mico, 20cm x 20cm Oil

Monday, September 26, 2011

challenge 28



















I know, right? I feel like a kid who just piled an army-sized portion of dinner onto their plate and is now wondering where to dig in first. There's a lot going on here if I try to keep it specific, so I'm going to play around with the idea of less is more. I'm not sure if it will work or not, but I'm giving it a shot.

Challenge 28 is due by midnight, Monday, October 17th.

Thursday, September 8, 2011





































Sunny, 5 x 5 Oil

















Helen Eaton, 6 x 8 Oil





















Carolee Clark, 10 x 10 Acrylic





















Linda Popple, 6 x 6 Oil

















Jen Smith, 8 x 10 Oil













Graciela Rios, Colored Pencil
















Sharlette White, 4 x 6 Oil




































Cheri Homaee, 6 x 6 Oil





















Anita Badami, 6 x 6 Acrylic
















Jenni Twidle, 8 x 12 Colored Ink





















Jean Nelson, 6 x 6 Acrylic











Sue, Watercolor

















Sylvia Young, 14 x 10 Oil

















Judy, 30 x 20cm


















Renate Arends, 9.5 x 11.75 Watercolor














mico, 24 x 32cm Watercolor
















Helena Ohman, Watercolor

















Roger Akesson, 15.7" x 21.7" Acrylic on Paper

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

challenge 27
















So I know the last photo of an onion wasn't the most popular of the challenges. In fact, I failed to paint it myself, which seems to be a recurring theme around here lately. But today when the deadline for the new challenge photo to be used, I grabbed what I had with what limited sunlight we were afforded this late afternoon and went for it. I have about ten thousand photos of onions now. So if anyone wants to do a series of onions, let me know.

Anyway, I hope you see the potential fun in this photograph and I hope I find time to paint this one!

Challenge 27 is due midnight, Monday, September 26.