The Old Painter
Learning to Paint
I stumbled into an art studio in Lakewood Ranch, FL a few years ago where they gave watercolor classes and ponied up for two sessions. I enjoyed it so much that I bought a set of paints and tried my hand for a bit. Time went by and I put it all away until recently. I had forgotten how relaxing it is to simply sit down and paint something. Time disappears and sometimes... every once in a while, I actually create something I really like and can put on the refrigerator!
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Videos
"Whale Song" How to draw a Humpback Whale
This is my second attempt at using acrylic paints. I royally screwed up the first attempt, but hey, you live and learn, right? This time I wanted to do an ocean scene at night, so I picked one of my all-time favorite mammals, the humpback whale. I hope you like it. Specifications Title: Whale Song Artist: D. Brian Morris Copyright (C) 2023 Creation Date: 2023-09-25 Size and Medium: 12" x 12" [(3x) 4"x12"] canvases, Acrylic painting Paper: Canvas Paints: TMOL Acrylic
"All Grown Up" How to watercolor a Teddy Bear.
I'm revisiting this lonely teddy bear sitting unused on a ledge, this time in color, to convey how every parent feels when their child outgrows the home and moves on. It's always bittersweet, I think... the mind swirling around the times when they were just so small and dependent on you for everything. Then, seemingly without warning, they grow away, and Poof!, they're gone. This image haunted me when I first saw it, and it took me a minute to figure out why. Then, of course, when it hit me, I had to paint the little fella.
How to paint a great white shark with watercolors
This is my second attempt at a shark. This time I tried it with watercolors. I’m just learning how to do this at age 60, so please don’t expect perfection. But I thought I’d share in case there’s anyone out there who might like to give it a try as well. Hey, if I can do it, you can do it! …enjoy.
Blue Mood Mountains
We all feel blue every once in a while. I s'pose we all cope with those feelings in different ways. Painting seems to lift my spirits. Here, I've used a monochromatic pallet to create this image in watercolors which I've simply named Blue Mood Mountains.
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