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Sharron Boxenbaum posted a photo
Spring Awakening
8" x 10", Oil on Board.Spring finally came to the Mid-west! Felt so good to be out in the sun and the warmth!
Sharron Boxenbaum commented on Damien M. Gonzales's photo
Sandia Dusk
"Stopped me in my tracks. The brush work and the color are wonderful! A small painting that reads really big."
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Comment Wall (13 comments)
- At 9:00am on May 7, 2011,
Katie C Gronsbell said… - You've got that impressionistic touch that I love!
- At 12:23pm on August 3, 2011,
J.R. Baldini, IPAP said… Sharron
Thanks for your comment - will look forward to seeing your Monhegan paintings.
J.R. Baldini
- At 9:04am on September 3, 2011,
Jeanean Songco Martin said… - Hello Sharon, Thank you for your comment about my latest painting In the Woods. It is a series of work that I am working by a lovely former mill that is now a Civil War site part of the Monocacy Battlefield area. I have enjoyed looking at your work very much. I can't wait to come to Maine. I will be teaching a class at the Arcadia Workshop Center. I am taking a group to the Mid-coastal area after. Perhaps you might enjoy joining us? This group is comprised of a few novices but the rest are more seasoned painters. I think you would like their company very much. I love your painting of the lighthouse and the lovely painting right before that, a water scene. Your marks are very loose and yet very descriptive. This is something I strive for in my work too.
- At 1:00pm on November 2, 2011,
ivan ortiz said… - thanks Shanon....
- At 5:23pm on December 29, 2011,
Thomas Wezwick said… Hi Sharon.........thanks, but more importantly.......I really like the way you are not afraid to put some paint down...........which makes your paintings work on more than one level.....now go and paint.......Tom
- At 6:12pm on December 30, 2011, Thomas Wezwick said…
Hi Sharon.......You are very welcome.....and we all need that good and positive feedback, and thanks for yours..........Oh, about my studio......if you only knew the whole untold story.............its a short novel.............but you are right, I am living the dream.finally.....and I count my blessings........Tom
- At 9:18am on December 31, 2011, Sharron Boxenbaum said…
Oooh, Tom, I want to read that novel!! ( :
Happy New Year!
- At 9:29pm on January 1, 2012, Thomas Wezwick said…
Hi Sharon.........The novel..............man oh man.......love adventure, betrayal.....money.......and on and on......Have a Good New Year.......Tom
- At 5:48pm on January 2, 2012, Thomas Wezwick said…
Thanks.....much....I originally wrote more specifics.....then realized..........too much info.....anyway.thanks.......and I will........Tom
- At 9:09pm on January 14, 2012, Jeanean Songco Martin said…
Hi Sharon, It is basically the same walnut oil but with no solvent. Here is the description from the manufacture. "This special medium was developed to provide a non-toxic, environmentally responsible alternative to solvent based, rapid drying alkyd mediums. It closely resembles combinations of sun-thickened oil and natural resins used throughout the history of art, but with the advantage of being solvent-free." So, having said all of that I basically am experimenting starting off with the Alkyd Walnut Oil and then if I continue on the same painting the next time I will change to the regular Walnut Oil.
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