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Wet Paint- Cautionary tales from the suburbs

Artist's License

by on 2/11/2010 2:07:17 PM
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It was pointed out to me today that when referring to our work as our children most artist's aren't speaking about having to drive them hither, thither, and yon.  Art carpool, as it were- or "How to use your Artist's License..."
   Anyhoo- it seems like there's been a lot of that going on over the last few weeks, but now things are winding down, and with any luck at all, there'll be more time in the studio.  Before launching in to the next big project, I wanted to paint up a new portrait sample, something I wouldn't have to borrow back, so I decided to finally paint up one of my favorite images of Miss. S..  "Ruby Slippers".  A few more sessions and she'll be done and ready for framing.                                                                         


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