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#65 THE FRUITS OF MY LABOR
Illustrating fruit has been a favorite subject of mine. Continue reading
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Tagged Apricots, artist, Artwork, botanical illustration, digital art, Dr. Martin Dyes, food art, food artist, food illustration, Food paintings, Fruit Illustration, fruit paintings, Illustration, illustrator, label illustrations, leaves, Painting, passion fruit, photo-realism, photo-realistic, Plums, pomegranate tree, Pomegranates, portfolio paintings, realism, still-life, Tomatoes, Watercolor, watercolors
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#64 TAKING STOCK OF MY LIFE AND ART – PART 3
I continue to take stock of my life and my art. In the summer of 2020, I began to prolifically create art for my own purposes. Since then, I have added 120 new images to iStock. Continue reading
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Tagged apple, apple blossom, art career, artist, Artwork, Atlas Moth, black figs, blossoms, cherries, chicken soup, colored pencil, Creativity, digital art, Dr. Martin Dyes, droplets, figs, flowers, food art, food artist, food illustration, Food paintings, Fruit Illustration, fruit paintings, Getty Stock, Illustration, illustrator, iStock, kebobs, matzo ball soup, Painting, peach blossom, peaches, photo-realism, photo-realistic, portfolio paintings, Prismacolor pencils, Rainier cherries, realism, steak kebobs, still-life, stock images, vegetables, water droplets, Watercolor, watercolors, white peach
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#61 TAKING STOCK OF MY LIFE AND ART – PART 2
This is the first time in my career where I am prolifically creating new art for my own purposes. Since last July, I’ve painted over fifty illustrations. Continue reading
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Tagged Art, art career, artichokes, artist, Artwork, asian pear, avocado, avocados, blackberries, camellias, citrus fruits, colored pencil, Creativity, digital art, Dr. Martin Dyes, Dragonfly, droplets, flowers, food art, food artist, food illustration, Food paintings, Fruit Illustration, fruit paintings, Getty Stock, grapefruit, huckleberry, Illustration, illustrator, Painting, Pears, Persimmons, photo-realism, photo-realistic, pomegranate, portfolio paintings, Prismacolor pencils, purple onion, realism, spanish onion, squash, still-life, stock images, tomato, vegetables, water droplets, Watercolor, watercolors, zucchini
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#58 AN APPLE A DAY – PART 2
I began this blog in 2010 and one of my early posts was #5 AN APPLE A DAY, PART 1. Ten years after that post, I decided it would be fun to create a Part 2. For this second part, I describe my transition to utilizing the digital process for my illustrations. Continue reading
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Tagged apple illustration, apples, Arbor Mist, Art, art business, Art Class, Art Instruction, Art Teaching, artist, Artwork, Beechnut, Business of art, colored pencil, Commercial Art, Creativity, Dr. Martin Dyes, food illustration, Fruit Illustration, Fuji Apple, Gala Apple, Getty Stock, Golden Delicious Apple, Granny Smith, Illustrate, Illustration, illustrator, Jazz Apple, Karen's Naturals, leaves, Marker Technique, onion, organic apples, packaging illustrations, Painting, painting of apples, photo-realism, photo-realistic, realism, seeds, stems, still-life, Tillamook, watercolor dyes
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ILLUSTRATING MY LIFE 