Recent content by Donna T

That looks plenty done to me - and it’s really beautiful! I can’t believe the water droplets and how much they add to the life-like look. I’m sure this just glows in person and we all know how hard it is to get the colors right in photos.

Such a quiet mood. I like how there aren’t many hard edges and the vase isn’t overly defined. Everything seems to be affected by the soft haze from outside. This is a keeper, right Wayne?

I like that concept too. What a striking image!

Thanks for the new vocabulary word, Bongo. Great captures of life’s little moments! I like the little boy by the wall and the way his shadow keeps him company.

You made such a warm autumn glow in this one. It’s gorgeous! I have arthritis in my wrists so I understand how it makes painting a struggle. Hopefully you can find a way to keep painting - even a little bit.

I appreciate that, Sno - thanks. That magenta is working so well. I don’t have that color … yet.

They are a striking pair! What red or reds do you use and how are you darkening them - burnt umber? I would appreciate knowing any of your color mixing methods.

A little band of color has appeared to brighten and warm up this winter view. Very nice light effect!

Thanks for the peek in your studio, Patricia. You have such an interesting variety of tools!

Cool! Lots of good material to work from.

I was wondering if you did glazing to get those luminous layers. It’s gorgeous!

This might be my favorite of all your snow paintings, Wayne! It’s like a family portrait in the woods.

Very nice! You described those berries beautifully.

Impressive work, Grapes. The hands and the rings on the fingers are so complicated!

Another winter wonderland! I wish I could poke through the books in your basement, Wayne. You might notice they are lighter in weight after I leave!