Tomorrow is the official International Sketchcrawl #13. That means that artists around the globe will be packing up their sketchbooks, pens, pencils, brushes and paints, and heading out to do as many sketches of their day as they possibly can. Whether you’re an “artist” or not, anybody can participate by just doodling your surroundings as the day goes by. Join me in celebrating the International Sketchcrawl by documenting your day in drawings. I hope to have a few pages to show by the time I post here tomorrow night.
Categories
- 16×20 and larger
- 8×10 and smaller
- 8×12 to 12×24
- acrylic paintings
- Available
- Bannerman Island
- Beacon
- Boats and Ships
- Brewster and North Salem
- Catskill Mountains
- Cityscape/Townscape/Urban paintings
- Cold Spring and Garrison
- Currently In Gallery
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- Fall
- Farm Scenes
- Flower Gardens and Flowering Trees
- Golden OPEN Acrylic Paintings
- Greene County
- How to Make Paint
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- Hudson River Quadricentennial Series
- Hudson River School
- Hudson River Valley
- Interior Scenes
- Jamie's Jewels miniature gems
- Landscape
- Lighthouses
- Maine
- Not Currently Available
- Nyack Area
- Olana and Hudson NY
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- pastels
- Peach Lake and Brook
- Personal Collection
- Pets Wildlife Animals
- Plein Air–painted on location
- Portraits and Figures
- Shows and News
- Sketches
- Sold
- spring
- Still Life
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- Tilly Foster Farm
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- Varnishing Oil and Acrylic Paintings
- Ward Pound Ridge Reservation
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- Waterfalls
- Winter and Snow Scenes
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Upcoming shows and events:
November 14-January 10, Five Artist show, "Hudson Valley Celebrations" at
Bannerman Island Gallery
150 Main St.
Beacon, NY
RIVERWINDS GALLERY
Come see my paintings at the Riverwinds Gallery! 174 Main Street, Beacon, NY
I just brought in a whole bunch of new paintings!
BANNERMAN ISLAND GALLERY
150 Main St.
Beacon, NY
Bannerman Island Gallery always has about 15 paintings of mine featuring the Hudson River, and all of my Bannerman Island work is sold through this gallery only. Hours are a little limited: Friday, Saturdays and Sundays 12 noon to 5 p.m., "Second Saturdays" 12 noon to 9 p.m.
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I rented it from Netflix and absolutely loved it. It is an enactment of the lives of Monet, Renoir, Manet, Cezanne, Degas, and other Impressionist painters living at that time around Paris. Fascinating and eye-opening!
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