I’m no writer, that’s for sure! At least that’s what I believe as I sit at my keyboard trying to come up with informative and interesting content. I have been extremely inconsistent with my painting and my posting. Yet here I am again, wiping the dust off and posting more entries here. Not having coffeeContinue reading “Two Portraits – still fussing”
Tag Archives: oil painting
Two seascapes back on the easel
I started these two back in 2018 and they’ve been squirreled away until a couple of weeks ago when I dug them out while going through the inventory of “still need work” piles. They’re still works in progress but it’s nice working on them as they bring back memories of salty breezes and warm weather.
David and Jaxon
Slowly getting back to paintings that have been languishing unfinished for too long and this is one of them.
Three completed
I finally wrapped up these three commissions and it’s a bit of a bittersweet event. Still, I’m glad the owners are happy and new works are on the horizon.
Fresh paint on seven
Here’s an update on the portrait of my grandfather and his brothers. I’m starting to get back to working on these little black and white paintings.
Vacation smiles
A new years portrait study of a vacation in Florida from years past. I challenge myself to make this a quick study but in reality I found myself absorbed in it for quite awhile.
Revisiting a memory
I made the opportunity to paint a black and white 8 by 10 inch painting of my son over the holiday weekend. My other painting projects are still in need of attention but I needed a smallish, quick project to get back into working again.
Making Faces
A big stick in hand and grimacing for the camera, that’s my mother for you. Full of mischief on “picture day” with her sister and grandfather. I couldn’t help myself and fussed with this painting more than the previous paintings in my last post. Even though these are just rough layouts mostly consisting of thinContinue reading “Making Faces”
Daniel John Nickoli: Creative Endeavors 