When bad things happen September 28, 2018 Carol L. Douglas It’s not what you say or what you do, but how you make people feel that matters the most. Damariscotta… Continue Reading →
Autumn color is hitching up its skirts and getting ready to sprint September 27, 2018 Carol L. Douglas Interested in fall foliage? This is the ultimate road trip for a leaf-looker. Glade #1, by Carol L. Douglas. Watercolor on… Continue Reading →
How to make money as an artist… and another thing! September 26, 2018 Carol L. Douglas Great ideas don’t pay the rent. You need a practical plan. Autumn farm, pastel, Carol L. Douglas First this: my… Continue Reading →
Come see me on Sunday at Open Studio Day September 25, 2018 Carol L. Douglas Gallery, studios, music, ice cream, a beautiful lake—and it’s all free! Clif Travers works on his great tree for long… Continue Reading →
Monday Morning Art School: drawing a face September 24, 2018 Carol L. Douglas Have trouble drawing people? Here’s a way to get a good likeness in a hurry. Robbie, by Carol L. Douglas… Continue Reading →
The corrosive power of chance remarks September 21, 2018 Carol L. Douglas Words have the power to inflict or bind wounds. May we choose ours carefully. Posted, by Carol L. Douglas. Watercolor… Continue Reading →
They like what they see September 20, 2018 Carol L. Douglas If you paint in your studio, you miss some marvelous conversations—with animals as well as people. Working Dock, oil on… Continue Reading →
A common footman in the army of art September 19, 2018 Carol L. Douglas Plein air painting isn’t highbrow, but it speaks to my soul. La casa de los abuelitos, by Carol L. Douglas… Continue Reading →
A sense of place September 18, 2018 Carol L. Douglas I can’t get a painting out of my mind. That means the artist did an unusually good job. Lobster dock,… Continue Reading →
Monday Morning Art School: mass tones, undertones and mixing September 17, 2018 Carol L. Douglas The imperfection of paint is what gives it its liveliness and depth, but it also makes mixing colors tricky. Autumn,… Continue Reading →