
Gorgeous fall colors and views taken today at Mount Greylock, tallest peak in Massachusetts




Art, writing, travels

Gorgeous fall colors and views taken today at Mount Greylock, tallest peak in Massachusetts





Out in the Berkshires this weekend and visited the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, MA yesterday, full of classic American art. He spent many years illustrating covers of the magazine the Saturday Evening Post and made over 4000(!) paintings. I love how he captured expressions on people’s faces and told an entire story in one picture. Also the amount of detail is really incredible.







Well it’s the best time of year here in New England…the air is crisp, leaves are changing, and it’s pumpkin season. Our local community center just started zoom photography classes with an amazing local photographer named Nick Depasquale and so I signed up. I am determined to learn what all the buttons on my DSLR camera do and how to shoot in manual mode. These are photos I took at a local farmstand that I’m submitting for my first homework assignment. They are all unedited images straight from my camera.




First portrait / self-portrait… It took 7 (!) sessions to get to this, and they were all really terrifying versions! I wasn’t sure I could get to something decent, so I am really happy with this.
Excited to participate in my first gallery exhibit! I joined the Nashua Area Artists’ Association recently and submitted a few works for the fall show in their member gallery. Quite fun to see my art in the world and check out other artists’ works.





I’m too afraid to sketch or paint others (in case I make them look terrible) so I’m planning on only making self portraits or pictures of strangers until I get better. This doesn’t look exactly like me but the distortion looks pretty good anyway. 🙂

It’s my niece’s 9th birthday tomorrow 💕 so I made her a petite portrait of her cat Tomato

Starting small before I try to make a full portrait

I liked the sketch I made of my pup so decided to make the painting. This was from a photo taken at Salisbury Beach. I used a limited palette with only 5 colors: burnt umber, French ultramarine, cadmium red, cadmium yellow, and titanium white.

My pup Hiro 🐕💕
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