Showing posts with label michigan painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label michigan painting. Show all posts

Friday, October 17, 2014

Insight





I thought maybe I would try something new and try to actually show you how I work.  I took this little video while I was working on a painting yesterday afternoon. It is by no means of professional quality but I hope it is interesting to you. 
The painting featured in the video clip is one that I am working on for Old Park City Gallery in Republic MI. My husband and I took a trip a few weeks ago to Munising and hiked out to Mosquito Beach on the Pictured Rocks trail. We ate lunch on a rock at the Mosquito River mouth and even made a chipmunk friend. Now, I know what you're thinking..."Mosquito Beach? Why would anybody EVER go there???" I assure you, at this time of year, with the winds coming off of Lake Superior there are ZERO mosquitoes. In fact, there aren't any bugs at all. It's a beautiful stretch of beach and a wonderful spot for an afternoon picnic. 
I'm still working on the painting and will post again when it is finished. 

Thursday, September 4, 2014

Minis for Northgoods


Apologies for my absence here! August was a crazy month for me and with so much  going on I let a few things slip away. Now that several things have fallen in to place I will be posting more regularly again. 

The above paintings are minis (2.5"x 3.5")  and are destined for Northgoods in Petoskey. They are a continuation of my series "100 Tiny Views Of Lake Michigan" which has been very well received. Thank you to those who have purchased them! They go fast! 

Also, I am teaching a set of beginners classes here in the Sault beginning on the 15th. There are a few spaces open if anyone else would like to join. Contact me at (248) 977-0732 and we'll get you all signed up! 
To find out the rest of the information on this set of classes and others I'll be teaching please click on the "Workshops and Classes" tab at the top of the page. 

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Forest Of Light


I suppose it's a tribute and a final farewell to winter that drove me to paint this scene. I love in the spring when the sunlight feels so intense after what seems like endless months of drizzle and gray. The sunlight has broken through the trees to cast strong shadows upon the snow here in this painting. Something that seems to be a common theme for me. 
This painting is 11"x14" and is pen and watercolors on 300# cold pressed paper. 
It can be purchased by contacting me at (248) 977-0732 or by emailing me at sarahtuleart@yahoo.com
It can also be purchased through my Etsy shop by clicking here. 


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