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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. Decades later, I’m still happiest in front of an easel. I experiment and explore various media, and subjects vary. I draw and paint from life – people on location, models in the studio, ‘en plein air’ in until winter comes. Each day in the Litchfield Hills brings new ideas: a blue-violet snow shadow, rocks on the shoreline; a barn lit by afternoon light; an interesting gesture … Recently, printmaking has added a new dimension to my art practice. I love the happy accidents that occur with each printed monotype. I’ve been fortunate to study with many talented artists, who have helped to advance my skills, including Melanie Reim, Dean Fisher, Patti Mollica and Anthony Kirk. Art is a never-ending journey. My goal is to say more with less, with marks and brushstrokes that are bold, loose and confident. Onward! I live in Goshen, CT with my husband, and a rescue dog named Cassie. Thanks for visiting!
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9 comments:
Hi Rhonda,
I don't know your daughter and I do not know how close this painting is but even with this lack of knowledge there is a kind of angelness coming out of this little girl's face that could only be recognized and painted by a mother!
Lovely portrait - especially with that small portion of light on the little girl's face!
Greetings from Munich,
Petra
Beautiful!
This is a beautiful, beautiful painting. I can tell it was painted from the heart.
This is so precious, I love the light on her face. Well done!
Rhonda,
Claude, Camille, Auguste, and Mary (Cassatt) would be proud to hang this piece in a group show. Your treatment of light, color and composition are all perfect. Very nicely done.
Amen on the tempis fugit - my daughter is turning 35 this fall. How did that happen?
Wonderful, Rhonda!
It's magnificent!
Beautiful piece, Rhonda--very special.
This is a very beautiful work of art. It could grace the wall of any museum!
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