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Mark Waller's workshops past - discover what was learned about, talked about, laughed about and consumed with gusto!
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I wanted a portrait picture of the Apostles to go with others I had painted. I like it bright but realistic. Acrylics is the only medium I use that can
Kraftgeek Inspire Portable Easel is robust, portable and designed to withstand whatever you can throw at it!
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I painted this at the request of someone who had bought 2 smaller paintings. He asked me use backlit flowers to use my imagination. Since the client was
While on a semester break in college, I had the opportunity to spend a few days at the dock house my future father-in-law had hand built in the water’s
This painting is called We Are One, acrylic on canvas, 40 cm x 40 cm. It's my parents in Ontario, Canada. They used to tell me and my siblings We are
Within the Storm: Where True Triumph Begins This painting was born not from a place of certainty, but from deep doubt. Fear, insecurity, and the ache
Take advantage of 100% tax deduction on artworks this financial year up to $150,000
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Over thirty years ago, I entered an Art for the Parks contest. My entry was a moose eating lilies in the park. I did not get in the top 100, but, I was
This is a painting of Florida Cracker Cow Hunters. It is based on a pencil drawing done by Frederick Remington in 1895. They rode McClellan saddles
Just saw the Fishscape painting in this forum, via your newsletter and thought I'd post this one of mine. I was lucky enough to experience a snorkel
I was playing with plastic wrap applied to damp acrylic and after a while I just saw this large fish shape seeming to emerge from the waves. That became
Continue reading "My Fishscape, ( my term) painting of a Parrotfish"