Dance with the one what brung you June 28, 2019 Carol L. Douglas “I’m the worst, I’m totally garbage at scheduling” is not an excuse; it’s just a sign that you were raised… Continue Reading →
In Nova Scotia, the tide is turning June 26, 2019 Carol L. Douglas PIPAF is emerging quickly in the plein airmovement. But in terms of gender equality, it’s already a leader. View From… Continue Reading →
Monday Morning Art School: taking risks June 24, 2019 Carol L. Douglas Painting is inherently exploratory, so there’s no sense revisiting what you already know. Parrsboro basin, by Carol L. Douglas. This… Continue Reading →
The working artist survives through cooperation June 19, 2019 Carol L. Douglas Perhaps a little less plumage and a little more truth might build more cooperation in the workplace. You first. Parrsboro… Continue Reading →
Monday Morning Art School: The seven deadly sins of plein air painting. June 17, 2019 Carol L. Douglas Here are some easy ways to condemn your outdoor painting. Try to avoid them! October afternoon at Beauchamp point, by… Continue Reading →
A tough decision, clarified by ocean breezes and seawater June 14, 2019 Carol L. Douglas A real good time and the lack of cell-phone reception helped me decide to cut back on blogging. Under sail… Continue Reading →
What do young people want? June 7, 2019 Carol L. Douglas Art events are filled with older people. “How do we appeal to younger people?” I was recently asked. Sam Horowitz… Continue Reading →
Fashions in frames June 6, 2019 Carol L. Douglas Your frame can’t be all things to everyone, but it’s helpful to know where it stands in the currents of… Continue Reading →
Ai-Da the robot painter June 5, 2019 Carol L. Douglas Is she threatening to artists, or threatening to women? Ai-Da at a tea party photoshoot for the Telegraph, photo by… Continue Reading →
A new arts group starts with flair June 4, 2019 Carol L. Douglas If you’re an artist in Knox County, ME, you may want to join the Knox County Art Society. Portland #1,… Continue Reading →