A painting almost every day

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Orange

I'll stay with the painting knife for a few days.

Oil on canvas. 5 x 5

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Betty Fernandez: I started this blog because I'm convinced that daily practice is the only way to improve ones skills. Sometimes I spend days and even weeks working on a drawing or a composition and the craft of painting gets neglected. I made a comittment to do a painting a day from March 2011 till March 2012. I ended up with 259 paintings. I missed a few days. It was a worthwhile experience. My painting skills improved and so did my confidence. I will take the next few months to work on larger paintings, many of them inspired or based on my daily work. I'll post small sketches and any workshops I might take. I'll post as often as I can. Thank you for visiting my blog. I welcome your comments, there's a lot to be learned.

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