by Cheryl McClure | Sep 30, 2010 | encaustic paintings, Italy Todi
Sometimes you go with the flow and not the plan or intent. I guess you might say I do this most of the time. It is my process.Today, I decided to do a little work to get started in my ‘pretence’ to be at Colony. I’m sorry not to be there this...
by Cheryl McClure | Sep 29, 2010 | Inside the Painters Studio, Mary Heilmann
I’m really enjoying a new book or two lately. Right now……I can read chapters at a time or just one of , Inside the Painter’s Studio, by Joe Fig. I had put this book in my Amazon wish list some time back and just now got around to ordering...
by Cheryl McClure | Sep 10, 2010 | artist processes
It’s finished… hauled it out on the studio porch to take a picture. Yes, no, yes,no…do other people find fault with “is it finished?”… when they take them out to take a photo.After getting out into the bright light I begin to see...
by Cheryl McClure | Sep 8, 2010 | abstract paintings, farm life
SO…. green, green, green. Everywhere is green out on a farm or ranch…at least around here in north east TX if we aren’t in a drought. SO, I painted the tone…chromium oxide green, touch of white and a lot of acrylic medium thrown in. Then I got...
by Cheryl McClure | Sep 1, 2010 | A Walk Into Abstracts
I received my DVD, A Walk Into Abstracts, from Sue St. John recently. I was so flattered to be asked to be a part of her compilation. So I sent her work images and information about my process when she asked.I believe there are about 58 artists who work...
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