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Xuebing Du
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Love Begins
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Misplaced Lens Cap
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@pixelforgee
I spent the morning finishing up this 6×12 whelk painting. The first of 10 shell paintings I'm working on. All ten will be released as a series when they are all completed. I'll also have prints and notecards available. If you are interested in one of these paintings, I suggest you sign of my newsletter. announce all of my new work there. I'll post here too. but it might not show you right away 🐚 less
That late summer glow, framed and ready for this weekend.
I paint these small studies to test colors, try new techniques, and capture moments in nature I want to remember. Once they've done their job as references for larger pieces, I give them a few final touches, frame them, and offer them at a more accessible price than my larger work. I usually bring 15-20 to each show, and while they sometimes pop up on my website between shows, they tend to sell quickly, often to collectors who come specifically for them.
I have a new painting in the works, and it's shaping up to be something misty. Last weekend's outdoor show in Bristol was a blast. and I can't wait to do it all over again on May 11th. I'm hoping to have this painting finished by then. so be sure to come by an check it out!
This is how they start! I am painting this 36×60 on a @geniecanvas which will make shipping this large painting on a breeze! Stay tuned for progress shots 💙
I just wrapped up two shows over the weekend and I'm excited to be back in the studio today. I'm currently working on a 20×24 Atlantic Whelk shell painting on row linen (it's just the underpainting at the moment). With my biggest art festivals of the season quickly approaching. I'm hoping to have this piece finished for The Narragansett Art Festival in less than two weeks. Stay tuned for updates!
Spent the entire day refining the final details on this 24×48 oil on linen. I think it's finished, but I'll give it a fresh look tomorrow. After so many hours at the easel, it helps to step away and see it with fresh eyes.
Finished this one up today. There's something about watching clouds gather and drift over the marsh that always pull me back in. This piece will be available next weekend at my first outdoor show of the season.
Here's peek at what I'm working on this week- two paintings that are so close to being finished! I will hopefully have them at my upcoming show this Saturday! I just ordered some great frames!!
I'm prepping for this Sunday's Tiverton Farmers Market. I'll have my newest paintings,all freshly framed. Come take a look and chat with some of the other amazing vendors attending. there is also some great food! this.
I've had a lot of requests for these small oyster studies. I will have a couple at The Providence Artisans Market on Saturday!
I think I'm to call this 36×36 waterscape finished. I like to look at them again in a few days. with fresh eyes. What I do know is that the next one is going to be green! I'm excited to start another!
I'm putting the final touches on this Horseneck Beach painting. I have always loved the afternoon light on the dunes at this location. I'm ready for Summer!!
I've just finished up this 50 inch wave painting. I am feeling the salty air, hearing the crashing wave. and feeling the mist on my face. Good vibrations all around. Now I just need to give this beauty a name.
Work in progress on the easel.
I'm finishing up this 30×30 oil on linen just in time for the Festival of the Arts in Chatham next week. I've been working on a few new wave pieces for the show. and painting them always makes me want to drop everything and head straight to the beach!
Waves are on my easel today. whispering tales of a winter that's warm. rainy. wrapped in fog, and so very beautiful.
Excited to dive into this 30×30 underpainting of some delicious oysters! Can't wait to add some color and bring these oysters to life!
I will be spending all of this week preparing for the Gaspee days Arts and crafts festival this weekend. I'm very happy with the framing on this brand new 36×36 oil on linen. Come see it this weekend!