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Showing posts with label Mexican Pots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mexican Pots. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

#32: "Lucky Potted Plant", watercolor, 8" x 6"


It's been way too long since I have blogged. Since my last entry I have been to Mexico three times, overseen the remodel of a casa we own with a friend in Mexico, self published my book "Sea Stories", opened (and closed) a two person show at Parklane Gallery in Kirkland, moved my Dad to assisted living, and other life happenings that have pushed blogging to the bottom of the list. While spending the past month in our Casa Amanecer in Manzanillo Mexico I made several small paintings. I will be posting them over the next few days. These little paintings are all typical scenes in and around our casa. This potted plant sits on our front terrace, under a palapa roof, with a view of the Pacific Ocean and Juluapan Peninsula. "Lucky Potted Plant".
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Wednesday, June 25, 2008

#30: "Mexican Pots", watercolor, 20" x 15"

In two days I am leaving for a week in Mexico. I painted these pots last time I was there. They remind me of the light and the warmth of Guadalajara. I will be taking my watercolors with me, but will not be able to post paintings. There will be just one more posting before I go. The Ray for the Day is "Mexican Pots".
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Saturday, June 14, 2008

#21: "Funny Little Fish Pots", watercolor, 8" x 6"

While in Guadalajara recently I came upon this pile of quite amusing pots. This could be called Study in Three Hues, but I prefer to call the Ray for the Day "Funny Little Fish Pots". Now I'm off to the Edmonds Art Festival.
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