This is probably true of all artists, but I've come to discover that each of my paintings is a direct revelation of my thoughts or where I am at this stage of my life and art. My most recent work seems to show this more clearly than ever.
Last
week I painted every day , and let me
tell you... with an almost 9 month old crawling around everywhere all day, that
is no easy feat! There were some late nights, when I should have gone to bed
sooner but just couldn't tear myself away from the easel. And on the
weekend, my husband was there to entertain Cece while I got some plein
air painting in (and some much-needed connection with other artists!).
Here are some of the results of last week's efforts. All of the pieces you see were done entirely from life. "Etude" - 20x16&quo…
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Monday, January 26, 2015
Transparency in Life Through Art - Recent Works
Labels:
Anna Rose Bain,
artist and mother,
artist self portrait,
DFW fine art,
motherhood,
plein air,
rose still life,
self portrait in mirror,
self portrait with baby,
self portraiture
Friday, January 2, 2015
Learning to Fly in 2015
I can't believe it's been two months since my last post... but, considering how fast the holidays flew by, I guess it makes sense. In November and December I buckled down to meet some commission deadlines. Then our little family (the dog, too) made the 1000-mile road trip home to Wisconsin for 10 days over Christmas. Cece and I both got sick with a nasty cold--you know, the kind that makes you feel like there's a cheese grater in the back of your throat, and the coughing fits at night prevent you from getting any rest at all. I had to whisper all day on Christmas Eve, as my voice gave out. Then when we arrived home, instead of being a go-getter on New Year's Day and whipping out a "first painting of 2015" like many accomplished artists I know... I sat around in m…
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Learning to Fly in 2015
Labels:
Anna Rose Bain,
baby bird,
baby painting,
baby portrait,
baby sparrow,
cherub,
fledglings,
infant,
infant painting,
learning to fly,
new painting,
paper airplanes