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Productive few days in the studio

November 15, 2017

I decided to spend the night in the studio, partly because I have so much to do, but mainly because I wanted to try working on a painting as the first thing I do in the morning, without having to eat or walk to school between waking up and getting ideas down on canvas

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These are the two paintings I worked on first thing in the morning. They are both based on a park that's just south of my house. I've become interested in parks and courtyards as places that are public, but have an element of privacy or safety. With these paintings I am trying to let go of the goal of close realism that I've had while making my previous cityscape paintings. Both are based on drawings I made on site.

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