I am deep into working on my next Cinefield.
It is a pleasure to find myself the featured artist on Doodlewash. This pretty much gives my philosophy and evolution as an artist:
I am deep into working on my next Cinefield.
It is a pleasure to find myself the featured artist on Doodlewash. This pretty much gives my philosophy and evolution as an artist:
Paper Life Painting 
Great selection. You have me thinking along the lines of another story Wayne…. The in color close up of the brown eyes in particular- I don’t have the storyline as I just saw the painting- but….. waddaya say?
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Sure along as you give credit/link to my blog you may. Always fun seeing what you come up with.
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Does that piece have a specific blog post I can link to- or just the home page? I am thrilled !
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I would say link to home page my blog. There is a page for this piece too semi recent up if you want to do 2x links
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Ok I found it. Brown eye figs July 11. Cool.
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Congrats on being featured @Doodlewashđź‘Ť
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Thank you.
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I read your article on Doodlewash and I really enjoyed it, and all the pieces of your work featured. Some of your work has an Elizabeth Layton vibe. Loose, bold and beautiful. Just capturing people as they are – warts and all. Like you, she’s self-taught too.
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Thank you for taking the time. Also will check out artist you mentioned as im not familiar
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Elizabeth Layton aka Grandma Layton, passed away over 30 years ago, in her 80s. She took up drawing in her 60s and found it helped with her depression. Her work has been featured in the Smithsonian National Museum of American Art. I learned about her from the classic book “Drawing from the Right Side of the Brain”, under the section where a beginner like me learn about contour drawing, specifically – blind contour drawing.
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Thanks for info!
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