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This is a blog to share my love of painting and drawing. Daily practice isn't always possible, but it remains the best way to make consistent progress.
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Hi! If you're interested in any of my paintings, or a commission, email me. I love to paint portraits of people and animals, and other subjects with special meaning.
Contact: Rhondahurwitz1 "at" gmail.com. Thank you for stopping by my blog.
About Me
- Rhonda Hurwitz
- I spent hours drawing with my artist dad when I was a kid. Art took a back seat to school and career, until an article about daily painters inspired me to start drawing and painting again. I post new work on this blog to chart my progress. Two things I've learned: 1) art is a never-ending journey, and 2) I'm happiest in front of an easel:) I live in Goshen, CT with my husband, a rescue dog named Cassie. Thanks for visiting!
Blog Archive
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November
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- Johnny Depp - Demo
- Chinese Apple with Vase of Flowers - 8 x 8" Pastel
- Demos for 7th Grade Art Class
- Still Life With Red Peppers (Study) - 12 x 16" Pastel
- Sunflowers - 8 x 10" Pastel
- Purple Flowers (Crocus) - 8 x 10" Pastel
- Painted Pony ( Antique Wooden Horse Toy) - 8" x 10...
- A Pear, and a Story With a Happy Ending
- Photographing a Painting Under Different Lighting ...
- Two Boats - 8 x 10" Pastel
- Just Like Mike (Nike Sneakers) - 6 x 8" Pastel
- Windy Day (Girl on Beach) - 8 x 10" Pastel
- Mutsu Apples (Finished)
- Mutsu Apples (Work in Process)
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- Afternoon in Burano Italy, with Bicycle - 12.5 x 1...
- Silk Kimonos - 18 x 24" Pastel
- Celadon Vase - repost
- Celadon Vase with Flowers - 8 x 8" Pastel
- Curiosity (Adorable Goats) - 8x10" Pastel (Before ...
- Equal Time (Cat in Sunlight) - 8 x 10" Pastel
- Anniversary in Italy- 5 x 7" Pastel
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3 comments:
Beautiful! You do wonderful work. You have caught the texture and colors of the vase perfect.
I just read your post from the daily painter group. First off, I would say that your work is as strong as any of the work that I've seen on the site and was surprised when you referred to your paintings as "not ready for primetime". As for being looser my advice would be to use much bigger brushes than you think you should. Leave the tiny brushes entirely out of the equation. The other thing that I find helpful is to paint really, really fast.
Brad-- thank you for the encouraging comments about my work...and the advice about loosening up. I believe today's painting (silk kimonos) took a step in that direction. I guess we are our own worse critics:)
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