Chores are good for kids July 29, 2016 Carol L. Douglas You can’t do this if you have no experience with routine repairs. I’m always getting paint on my laptop screen… Continue Reading →
The Practice of Solitude July 28, 2016 Carol L. Douglas “Headwaters of the Hudson,” oil on canvas, Carol L. Douglas. If, like Garbo, you vant to be alone, the Maine… Continue Reading →
Saying silly things July 27, 2016 Carol L. Douglas “Evening at Marshall Point,” 8X6, by Carol L. Douglas Forty minutes from my studio, Marshall Point Light is really too far to… Continue Reading →
Cold War memories July 26, 2016 Carol L. Douglas The number was changed by some subsequent humorist. I can’t even figure out how 65 people could have fit in that… Continue Reading →
13 paintings in 7 days July 25, 2016 Carol L. Douglas “Dyce Head in the early morning light,” 12X9, oil on canvas board, Carol L. Douglas It’s unusual to come home from… Continue Reading →
Tide? What tide? July 22, 2016 Carol L. Douglas Tide? What tide? Poppy Balser and I painted boats together. Poppy Balser is a noted watercolorist from Digby, Nova Scotia. In… Continue Reading →
No side deals July 21, 2016 Carol L. Douglas “Ice Cream Parlor,” 12X16, is one of three pieces sold at last night’s show. The remaining four are on display… Continue Reading →
Far more fun than the convention July 20, 2016 Carol L. Douglas Come for the art show, stay for the full moon and balmy sea breezes. Today is wrap-up day at Ocean… Continue Reading →
What could possibly go wrong? July 19, 2016 Carol L. Douglas “Ocean Park Ice Cream Fountain,” 12X16. I’m heading down to finish it this morning. Early yesterday I got a call… Continue Reading →
Augmented reality July 18, 2016 Carol L. Douglas Rachel Carson sunset, 10X8, oil on canvas Pokémon Go has taken my family by storm. It has its critics, but… Continue Reading →