After a long and eventful show life, “Mom & Son” is now going to live a peaceful life in a loving home, surrounded with pastures and happy horses – right where it belongs.
charcoal pencil
All That Remains ~ charcoal pencil sketch, 4″ x 6″
One of my very favorite things to draw after horses are dead trees in different stages of returning back to elements. This one still holds up pretty well, a final testament to how high and wide it managed to reach in its lifetime.
A sketch a day: storm
A somewhat failed experiment with charcoal on top of soft pastels – I was aiming for a little different, more dramatic look. Apparently a workable fixative is not capable of holding even a thin amount of pastel in place, and it keeps mixing with charcoal. I wonder what would work better?
A sketch a day: foggy scene
A sketch a day: just so landscape
A sketch a day: horse in the snow [sold]
A sketch a day: horse in the water
A sketch a day: winter trees
A sketch a day: sunset mountains
“From the Heart” exhibit with FALC, 2/1/2009 till 2/28/2009
Two artworks on display at Main Street Cafe as a part of the group exhibit “From the Heart” organized by Fine Art League of Cupertino: Plum Blossoms in Los Gatos Creek Park and a new one, Mom & Son.
The exhibit is from February 1 till February 28, 2009.
Reception: Thursday, February 12, 6-7:30pm
Address: 134 Main Street, Los Altos, CA 94022
Hours: Monday – Saturday: 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday: 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
A sketch a day: old stone fence
