Edisto Clouds Oil on board 30" x 10" Click for larger image
Yesterday was like Christmas and my wife was like Santa. When I got home from work I found that she had gone by the framer's shop and picked up a landscape painting that I had sent in. I haven't framed anything of my own in quite some time, so it was really nice to see a piece of mine all dressed up in linen and mahogany.
I apologize for the distortion, but I couldn't get a decent angle without major glare. Many of you may have seen this piece before, but if you haven't, you can see a less distorted view by clicking here.
I'd also like to take a moment to say I know I'm falling way behind on my blog updates. Large projects at work and at home have kept me from my easel and sketch book lately. So please keep in mind the name of the blog you're looking at.
10 comments:
Very, very beautiful!
You are missed, but we understand.
This is the best surprise to come home too. Clearly, your wife loves you.
Find time soon. Us blood thursty art folk need a fresh supply of creative daily.
Your bud,
Big H
Hey Wally, I figured I had get SOMETHING up today or I'd be in real trouble with the pose.
BTW, I loved the architectual painting you did.
Wow, Chuck, this is amazing! I have no clue how something like this is done, I find it astonishing. Beautiful beautiful work.
Thanks Cindy. I don't know either. That's my problem... lack of consistancy. :-D
hey Chuck,
This is really beautiful. Is this Edisto as in Edisto Island? My aunt just moved after living there for many years. If you ever want to sell it, I'm sure she'd want to buy it. ching ching $$$
Wow. It is Edisto Island. We went there 2 years ago for vacation. Really cool little place. A friend of ours is a teacher there.
And thanks for the money tip!
Very nice Chuck, keep up the great work!
Dede
This is so exciting! It turned out beautifully. Hey, have you ever thought about doing Maine landscape/seascapes ? ;D
It looks amazing Chuck! Isn't it nice to have such a supportive spouse?! Very very nice!
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