Tuesday, January 05, 2010

Naptime

This is a "detail" from a larger painting. See the whole thing here.

Cards

I made a number of my water color paintings into cards to give as
holiday gifts. These two I gave to my friend Scott.

You can see them slightly bigger by clicking on the image.

Self-portrait for a New Year

Self-portrait for a New Year, by Mary Stebbins Taitt.

I haven't been able to post for a while because my Picasa Web albums were (are) full. I had to create a new identity. Since I have so many stupid blogs, it's taken me a while, and I am not done yet.

This is done in water color, pen and ink, with a little digital manipulation. Click first image to view slightly larger. Click lower image to view much larger.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

Friday, December 11, 2009

Wednesday, December 09, 2009

The Handiest Model

On the left is a value study of my husband's face at dinner, done in markers.

On the right is what will probably become our Christmas card this
year. Pen, marker and watercolors.

I sketched two pictures lightly in pencil facing each other as close
to each other (similar to each other, the "same") as I could, then
worked from there on each side.

Monday, December 07, 2009

In Flander's Fields


Watercolor, wet into wet.

Click to enbiggen.

More new art & one new fractal

These are "details" or crops. Click over to Imagik Art to see them full size. The fractal I made from Fractal Works and then photoshopped it. Click image to enbiggen.

Saturday, December 05, 2009

Barn Value Sketch for painting

One of several value studies for a painting I am planning. This is with markers on 8.5 x 11 plain white paper.

I am planning on putting it in the pocket of the Moleskine I am working on for the Moleskine Exchange. Unfortunately, to get it to fit, I have to trim it.

Rage

Painted on Artrage.

Friday, December 04, 2009

Companion


New Piece in Anders Moleskine for the Exchange Group. Those of you who see this "in the flesh" will see that the scanner's idea of color-accuracy is a bit pathetic. Water color, gouache. Click to view larger.