A bunch of us have contributed a page with our art on it, and the amazing Natalie Luehr has offered to bind together a book from these pages.

These paintings are a bit of an in-joke with my professor, they incorporate a few of the things that he thought were funny, characteristic, or infuriating about how I painted landscapes and in general:
I love big skies.

I like muted and limited palates. (Spoilers, I just hate color)


I love putting a row of trees along the horizon.
And I always paint small. Super small. These are 1.5" x 2". That's inches, not feet.
So I hope it makes him chuckle.
1 comment:
The jokes are almost as good as the paintings. Your work is small, but you are grand!
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