An auction to benefit the Youth Symphony Orchestra took place at Angry Adam's last night. The young girl shown here is from a picture I took at Olde Towne Art on Wed. The deal was that we were to paint the evening of the event and either finish that night or later, if needed. The painting isn't quite finished here, but by the end of the evening still looked basically the same. I made the background a little more vivid and did some correcting around the mouth, chin and lips. The young girl, Ashlynn, wandered into Olde Towne Art, and thankfully posed for the photo, otherwise, I'm not sure what I would have chosen for the painting. The theme for the evening, of course, was music and my only thought about music was that it always makes me want to dance. So there you have it. Thanks, Ashlynn and thank you to your grandfather for buying the painting...the Youth Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Robert Winston is another jewel to be found in the town of Portsmouth.
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Saturday, March 6, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Painting at Angry Adam's for March First Friday
On Friday, March 5th, I will be painting at Angry Adam's on High Street in Portsmouth for First Friday. Sarah and Leslie will be there as well and we hope to have a good time painting right there on the spot and then have some competitive fun with bids for the paintings. Angry Adam's is a lovely little wine shop just a couple of doors down from Olde Towne Art and they have a terrific selection of wines that you won't find at your local grocery store. They are generous with their wine tastings and the company that finds their way there on First Fridays is interesting and friendly. Sheila Gruchy also is currently exhibiting her work at Angry Adams. It is unique and well done with figures abstractly rendered by cutting paper and allowing another colored paper to show through. I am sure that I haven't explained it well enough, which is good, because you just might want to see it for yourself!
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