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Tuesday, September 2, 2014

BURNING OFF OF THE FOG 10 X 13

Day 2 - 30 Paintings in 30 Days
I have once again accepted Leslie Saeta's challenge to complete a painting a day each day during the month of September. I hesitated to accept the challenge. September is a very busy month and I don't like to set a goal I can't keep.  I decided an attempt to paint daily is better than not attempting at all. I am working on a new technique. I have tried using an underpainting in the past but I found myself rarely using that method, but I just took a workshop with an artist whose work I have long admired; Barbara Jaenicke. She uses an underpainting  and I have decided to try this method again. Yesterday's painting and todays painting were both started with an underpainting. I am beginning to like this method, but I still have a few challenges to work through. this painting is available through Daily Paint Works: http://www.dailypaintworks.com/fineart/susan-klabak/burning-off-the-fog/254397

Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Soft Light 4 x 4"

My small painting for Day 10 of Leslie Saeta's 30Paintings in 30 Days Challenge. I haven't kept up with a painting each day....but I have had a paint brush in my hand every day for several days, as I stain the new deck my husband built. Some evenings I just didn't have the energy to paint even a small painting. 

Thursday, September 5, 2013

Sun on the River 9 x 11

This is day five of Leslie Saeta's  challenge - 30 Paintings in 30 Days.
Check out Leslie's blog to see what the other artists who have taken on the challenge have posted. lesliesaeta.blogspot.com

Monday, January 7, 2013

30 PAINTINGS IN 30 DAYS - DAY 6

RED BARN WITH CLOUDS 6.5 X 9
I've been a cloud watcher for as long as I can remember.  As a child I spent many hours lying in the grass, watching the clouds move past and chewing a blade of grass. I've been known to say "it's a good cloud day" and that usually means, cobalt blue sky with fluffy cumulus clouds.