pastel, oil, charcoal and colored pencil on Rives BFK
Seth, detail
American Wife (my sister Amy), 2009
pastel, oil and colored pencil on Rives BFK
American Wife, detail
While visiting family in RI the past 2 weeks, I did these two portraits in my sister Deb's lush backyard in Barrington. The first portrait is of my nephew, Seth, who is studying for his bar exam. He wanted a lawerly portrait, so he wore a pale blue checkered button down shirt and chose to sit in a chair that his family refers to as The King's Chair. Great choice! The second portrait is of my sister, Amy, who sat in the chaise lounge reading Curtis Sittenfeld's novel, American Wife. What fun to work in this opulent outdoor setting! More pics on the way soon of other creative projects tackled while I was on vacation!
6 comments:
You are so smart to travel with all your talents about you, and share them with those who are close to your heart, the most.
Be well.
Do good.
All ways.
All days.
Stay true.
We're waiting for you to come down again with your supplies!! Swimming!! Sunshine!! Sisters!!
Wonderful work, Martha! I hope you're enjoying your travels. xx
thankyou, teri!! xo
hey, sue! tomorrow i'll be back down! with supplies and ready to swim! xo
thankyou, carol anne! xo
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