This Is Where I Draw the Line 2026. Oil on paper, 18 x 24" I read a quote in my chair right before painting this one (I paraphrase): “The drawing of a person is obviously not a person. The drawing of a line is a line”.
I’m still in a hyper spring trance. April tries to kill me every season, with blasts of fresh light from our energy star blocked by thick clouds since mid October. Maybe this is why I was able to keep up with Edgeworth (
I’ll list these paintings in the order they were made since last Wednesday. On Thursday I finished my part in our big painting upstairs, and on Saturday and Sunday I spring cleaned to exhaustion, but managed to find time for a couple paintings. Plopped back in my studio chair this morning (Monday), I did several more until dinner, and now for the show.
The paintings are in the order I made them. After finishing one, I take the wet brushes and begin the next. Maybe you will see some color continuity, who knows?
Thanks for the visit!
My Freethinking Girlfriend Running Through the Pines 2026. Oil on paper, 18 x 24"
Wet Clown Finished With Sticks and Rags 2026. Oil on paper. 18 x 24"
At Least I Don't Have to Like It 2026. Oil on paper 18 x 24"
Cousins From the Same Village Before Breakfast 2026. Oil on paper, 18 x 24"
Rainy Day at the Zoo 2026. Oil on paper, 18 x 24"
Thinking Never Works 2026. Oil on paper, 18 x 24"
I Just Schooled Twitchers as Not Having a Sense of History and Quit Their Stupid App 2026. Oil on paper, 18 x 24"
Cleaning My Brushes at This Angle and Seeing It 2026. Oil on paper, 18 x 24"
The Occupiers of Palestine Following in the Old American South Tradition 2026. Oil on paper, 18 x 24"
Strontium-90 Sunset in Naples Yellow, Sap Green, Neutral Gray, and Serial Comma 2026. Oil on paper, 18 x 24"
Unfinished Finnish Lobster 2026. Oil on paper, 18 x 24"
Making Stuff What It Is 2026. Oil on paper, 18 x 24"
Right Now I'm Making Paintings That People Aren't Gonna Want in 30 Years 2026. Oil on paper, 18 x 24"
