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How do you deal with a trick question?
Where was I when I painted the lighthouse? It’s a legitimate question, right? After all, I paint landscapes. I always know where I am. Right? The clue is in the book Silent Auction by Jane Cleland. It’s available for the Kindle, so you can have the answer by tonight.
Where’s Michael?
Can anyone tell me where I was when I painted this lighthouse? I always write where I was on a painting, but not this one.
What to do?
I have hit a decision point in my Current Project – Its a beautiful day in this neighborhood. I planned to do 10 digital paintings. Frankenstein Castle was number 9. I have one more painting to do, but I might do 2 or 3 more because 3 of the 9 are a triptych. That means I have 9 paintings, but only 7 different scenes. That means I should really do 3 more scenes.
So, I have a decision to make. Should I do 1 or 3 more paintings? I want to wrap up this series ASAP. I am also releasing 13 of my original Alaska travel paintings in a”mini poster” format on September 30th.
I think I know the answer as I write this, but if anyone has a comment I will gladly entertain it.
Digital Frankenstein
Die Burg Frankenstein von der Hauptstraße. This is number 9 in my series: It’s a beautiful day in this neighborhood.
Alaska – Digitally remastered?
Mini Travel Posters – Pre-release:
Seattle – Embarkation point for cruises to Alaska. You won’t see this view for another week for most cruise lines. I have re-worked 13 of my original Alaska travel paintings into a “mini poster” format. Release date for the series is September 30th.
What about Alaska Travel Posters?
I love old travel posters. I am reworking some of my Alaska watercolors in an updated travel poster motif. They are paintings I did during my days working on cruise ships. It’s been a fun project. Give me another day or two.
Sept 12th – On this day in art history
Sep 12, 1940
Lascaux cave paintings discovered near Montignac, France.
The earliest paintings are estimated to be 17,300 years old.
