Well, that's the plan anyway. I signed up to participate in a new year's project started by Leslie Saeta. The goal is to paint one painting a day for thirty days. I've tried similar projects before and didn't get very far, but now that I'm no longer employed (my choice), I'm going to get back into the studio full time, and this seems like a good way to get started.
Besides the daily painting, I have started work on a big commission: 2 large panels depicting Michael the archangel slaying the 7-headed dragon from the Book of Revelation. This is quite a challenge for me--I'm excited about it, but also a little intimidated--it's been quite awhile since I painted LARGE and even longer since I created any dragons! I'm working on a study of the dragon right now--will post photos when I get a little further along on it.
The other project is for a book, "Pawsome Patriots." I will be painting images of service men/women and their pets. I'll post more details later, so check back, especially if you or someone you know would like to be included in the book.
Here's another small painting I completed this week: it's called "Lucretia's Snake." This little girl's family ran a small zoo near Puerto Vallarta, and I couldn't resist photographing her. I've had the photograph in my desk for years, knowing I would paint it one day--and I finally did it! So...that's all for now folks!
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