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I am using this blog as a catalyst, to inspire me to paint every day. There are forms, compositions and color juxtapositions everywhere i look, provided that i take the time to do so. So if you see that i haven't posted a painting in several days, leave me a comment deriding me for my laziness and lack of artistic conviction. I have no excuse not to put brush to canvas, regardless of the subject matter around me. I hope you enjoy the results.
About Me
- Zack Thurmond
- Gunnison, Colorado, United States
- I paint. I try to paint well. It doesn't always work out that way. Then I paint some more. We have three dogs and one cat.
Blog Archive
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August
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- Spring Sprung, 48x24, Acrylic/Canvas
- Expanse #2
- Mill Creek and Flat Top, 5x7, Acrylic/Canvas Panel
- Autumn Gold
- Silos, South View
- Turnstile, 5x7, Acrylic/Canvas Panel
- Utility 3, 5x7, Acrylic/Canvas Panel
- Third and Washington, 8x6, Acrylic/Canvas Panel
- Switchtrack, 5x7, Acrylic/Canvas
- Beef Barn #9, 6x6, A/C
- Three Windows, 5x7, A/C
- Time and Space, 8x6, Acrylic/Canvas Panel
- Sixth St. Sunset, 8x6, Acrylic/Canvas Panel
- Sawtooth Summer, 5x7, A/C
- Passing Virga, 7x5, Acrylic/Board
- Steam Plant II, 7x5, A/C
- Pasture Light, 5x7, A/C
- Jackson Street Silos #2, 6x6, A/C
- Six String and Sunflowers, 24x24, A/C
- Rising Shadows, 6x6, A/C
- Tomichi Creek Below Tenderfoot
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Some other Daily Painters
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The images reproduced in this blog, Z. THURMOND STUDIO, are copyrighted by the artist, Zack Thurmond © 2007-2014. No image may be used or copied in any manner without the artist's express permission. All rights reserved.
2 comments:
This is really awesome! did the 3 am post time have anything to do with it?!
Fantastic Zack. I often do that, turn it upside down, look in a mirror. Don't know when I last did one that it had the same visual value whatever side up you looked though! Telegraph poles, wires, great stuff, they provide so many interesting negative spaces too.
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