Artists
Related: About this forumStarted out as a plein air sketch..
On our last Acadia jaunt, I didn't just snap photos. I also plonked myself down on a stadium cushion perched on the edge of a ledge. I had stuffed my "everything-but-the-kitchen-sink" art goddess bag into my little osprey backpack, so I settled in and attempted to sketch the beach in pencil and watercolor. Finally finished it all these days later. LOL

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GPV
(73,301 posts)perspective throws me off enough. LOL
Easterncedar
(4,706 posts)Lovely work.
Srkdqltr
(8,641 posts)GPV
(73,301 posts)Srkdqltr
(8,641 posts)GPV
(73,301 posts)ability to write and draw if I practice at it, but those other two, I'd never be able to become provident in those skills enough that what I perform would feel right.
usonian
(18,993 posts)Brings back memories, thanks!
GPV
(73,301 posts)did most everything else.
Did your parents take you along on gallery sitting days?
usonian
(18,993 posts)He was a commercial artist (Norman Rockwell claimed he was one, as well)
https://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1002&pid=16897167
I mentioned in that post that he loved Lyendecker's work (Rockwell's predecessor, and perhaps mentor)
What he did on his own were lots of portraits, stylized, of movie stars of the day. (sample, anonymized, sorry Dad)
copyright©️ me. Not for reposting.
No, his name isn't Gene Tierney.
He did some landscapes and still lifes (lives?) (in oil) -- early on and later, Come to think of it -----
I think his productive years were before and after my brother and I were living there. Go figure. Shy?
GPV
(73,301 posts)usonian
(18,993 posts)secondwind
(16,903 posts)LiberalLoner
(11,454 posts)GPV
(73,301 posts)this is high praise indeed!