To finish out this year’s Spring Break Short Story Recommendations I’m also reviving (albeit temporarily) an old feature, Supporting Friends Friday. I’m rounding out my short story selections with Stacey C. Johnson‘s “Survey of Poetry,” found at her excellent blog Breadcrumbs.
I’ve kept plugging away at my little paintings, and have a slate of new paintings. This post does not feature all of them, but some of the highlights from my recent forays into primitivist doodle-painting.
I really do paint the way that I draw—poorly. But my distinctly grotesque style seems to hold a certain charm, as I’ve already sold and/or committed to gift two of the three paintings in this little post.
Like last week’s paintings, these are done on small, 5″x7″ canvasses. They’re very thin canvasses, but of a good quality, and they hold the acrylic paints I’m using well. All of the materials are very basic, including the cheap brushes and paints (which are leftover from the TJC Spring Jam), but they work perfectly for what I am doing.
