Check out my mini PBS, Channel 6 interview - Go to KVIE.org. Wait for the gray search bar to come up under the site header. Click on "Video". On the video page, click the video options under "Local Interest". This week, at least, you will see my interview titled "Rob On The Road/local artist interviews" or simple type in my name in the video search box. I am the second artist that Rob interviews. Its all done in my studio: Studio L. Enjoy, and let me know what you think of it. Just in case, here is the link.

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Limbering up for a portrait show in June 2013

These three were painted on 10 inch by 14 inch, 140 pound cold press watercolor paper using a number 12 sable round brush.

Streetscapes

Three 11 inch by 14 inch acrylic canvases of urban streetscapes and the Port of Sacramento that will be part of my show in at Archival Gallery in March. PLEASE CLICK ON THE BOTTOM IMAGE OF THE PORT TO SEE THE FULL PAINTING.

My Six Universal Skill Sets of Drawing workshop

In Davis, California, there is an exquisite gallery called The Pence. The gallery heard of my very, very popular "Learn The Six Skill Sets of Drawing" two-day workshop and invited me several months ago to teach it there. Last Sunday was the first day where I taught my students the first three skill sets. We meet again this coming Sunday when I teach the final six skill sets. Conducting this workshop consumes a lot of my energy but seeing my students learn how to draw is a super rush!!!

The pause that refeshes

I painted this in acrylic about a year or so ago and still kinda like it, especially the bright colors and break-away color dabs. I use almost exclusively flat brushes when I paint.

Portrait of the late great French oceanographer, Jacque Cousteau

This was a watercolor commission I painted on a half sheet of Fabriano, 140lb. cold press paper. I'm not sure how useful this painting sequence is for anyone, but here it is. Painted with a pure sable Escoda brush.