
One Red Boat; acrylic and oil pastel on paper, 24" x 18" (SOLD)
Yellow Boat, Yellow Crane; acrylic and oil pastel on paper, 22" x 16"
back to the easel! after a week's diversion with family in town, i'm working again. Aunt Suzanne bought One Red Boat (to the left), i mailed it off to her today…here's hoping that La Poste comes through! and to the right, today's work in the same series. more to come. it's a big port.
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Suzanne, Jack and i spent the morning and early afternoon at Hotal Royal Beach. it spoils you for public beaches forever…chaise lounges (with cushions), large umbrellas, side tables, fresh sand, clean water, beach-side drinks service, showers and changing rooms…we didn't have any Rose, but maybe next time…
i happily floated around in the sea water while Jack and Suzanne took out one of those rented foot paddle boats, complete with its own slide… -







ventured on a car trip into the mountains today to escape the heat and humidity in Antibes…had a lovely traditional french lunch (including cheese course, my favorite) in Coursegoules, drove back through the picturesque Gorges du Loup. in short: Suzanne isn't so keen on heights, i'm a pretty damn good driver (just watch that rolling back in idle thing), Jack can find pommes frites anywhere, Bert is crabby before his first cup of coffee, Mom isn't such a bad back seat driver afterall, a GPS thingy-ma-bob is always handy (we were up to 3500ft), and once again, Ruby is the best traveler of all. -
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Salut to the McMullens! we hope everyone has a great time at this weekends McMullen family reunion…we are expecting pictures!
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ok, Aunt Anna, these are special just for you. pic one, not the most attractive, but i'm not used to doing teethy pics..had a hard time even finding one for this project. pic two: after this mornings work..the middle front two are done. and they hurt like the dickens. feels like i've had a mac truck sitting on my mouth. it's hard to tell, but i think they do look much better (much whiter in person). the size feels better already, not so thick and stick-outy. -










