
#4
oil on canvas
12 x 12 circle
5 hours

45 minutes
block-in
(my cat Bo-ski to the left)

5 minutes

This is the view from the roof above the kitchen, located at the back of the house, looking south. I have been wanting to paint this view for awhile. I hope to do more of these!
Hey Kerry- I am really enjoying your Blog and watching your paintings develop. The rooftop paining is really magical. It takes me back to my days in Brooklyn when we use to spend a lot of time on the roof. I can relate to your sharing about painting what is in front of you and feeling inspired instead of planning to much. I wrestle with that a lot. Keep up the great work, its very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jeff-
ReplyDeleteThis project is so far been really good for me for that very reason. I still have paintings that are duds or that I abandon, but it has really sped up my process and painting is fun again (thank god). Hope your painting is going well also. Best!
-k
So the rooftop painting party will be when???
ReplyDeletenailed it. yo captured daylight so well and a very interseting composition.
ReplyDeleteMatt Paley