Another hour of work on this painting, I started thinking of enchiladas, refried beans, guacamole and sour cream, black olives on top. So that's what we are having for dinner!
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About the Artist
- Carolyn Jean Thompson
- Reno, NV, United States
- Welcome to my art blog! This is where I share my explorations and learning experiences in pastel, watercolor and oil painting. I have had this blog for about six or more years. I am currently entering many national and regional juried art shows. I have a website and sell my work from there as well. I started a group called Reno Tahoe Plein Air Painters a year ago and it has grown to about 40 active painters! Each year brings new challenges and exciting opportunities. I have made many friends among other art bloggers and enjoy visiting their blogs. I hope you enjoy your visit here, and click on the links to my website and the plein air painters to see more!
7 comments:
Beautiful scene! I can see myself walking up the door to say hello to a good friend. Vicki J
Hi Vicky (Ray) - Maybe your friend will invite you in for Mexican food!
I really liked the picture! As I was there - in the woods, I saw everything. There is a aura here - fabulous or magic :)
Thanks ti-igra, Yes, there is an ambiance to Santa Fe that I really loved.
Carolyn! I'm from Ukraine. And never was in America. My friend was in this year in Santa Fe. I saw the pictures and was very impressed! Thank you! :-)))
Wish you inspiration and new experiences!
ti-igra, so nice to meet you! I have never been to Ukraine. I visited your blog, but I don't know how to have blogger translate to English. If those are your pastel paintings, they are lovely!
Carolyn, I am very happy that I found your blog! :-) and here I sow very beutiful flowers, colors and landscapes, desire to create and develop. :-)
In your pictures - your soul. And the soul of the place where you live.
It is important - to feel :-)
A blog page can be translated into Google translater. Enter the address url of web-page and read ;-) But not always translate adequate. Sometimes words are not translated and remain in translit.
But something you can understand.
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