Go ahead, Senators. Doodle. January 31, 2020 Carol L. Douglas If you’re fidgety, it will help you hear better. Church sketch by Carol L. Douglas “I just heard on the… Continue Reading →
She was no victim January 29, 2020 Carol L. Douglas She was married (miserably) at age 17 to save her family’s fortunes. She not only survived, but went on to… Continue Reading →
Monday Morning Art School: why follow the rules? January 27, 2020 Carol L. Douglas There is broad consensus on how paint is applied, even if you take your craft to places I’ve never dreamed… Continue Reading →
The built environment January 24, 2020 Carol L. Douglas My personal instinct is anti-social, to look at nature rather than the man-made environment. But that’s a mistake. Pasturage, by… Continue Reading →
Don’t be so quick to judge January 22, 2020 Carol L. Douglas If it’s not love at first sight, maybe it’s because you’re doing something right. Captain Linda Striping, oil on canvasboard,… Continue Reading →
Monday Morning Art School: ellipses with a recipe thrown in January 20, 2020 Carol L. Douglas Learn how to draw a pie plate, dish, cup, or vase. I’m throwing in my pie crust recipe, so you… Continue Reading →
Beautiful glimpses of the past January 17, 2020 Carol L. Douglas Today dories are an historical relic. When the Wyeths painted them, they were part of the saga of man and… Continue Reading →
Censored. Me. Really. January 15, 2020 Carol L. Douglas I’ll be presenting the nudes that got me closed down this Saturday, from 4 to 6 PM. You’re invited. In… Continue Reading →
Monday Morning Art School: start with drawing January 13, 2020 Carol L. Douglas Before you can paint successfully, you have to learn to draw. I love drawing in church, especially when there are… Continue Reading →
Why show your art? January 10, 2020 Carol L. Douglas Even if you have no interest in selling, you should still be showing. More work than they bargained for, by… Continue Reading →