Work, work, work!

Another day, another.....penny ;-) (as we use to say)

It's been a very busy time and continues to be that way. I'm happy about that naturally. It means business is good!

The artwork page has been updated with two new photos of paintings. The first is a painting of the Golden Gate bridge. This is done in a yellow/purple compliment color scheme. The mood is set with the skies and warmth is felt throughout the painting especially in the beach area of the painting. The Golden Gate stands guardian of Baker Beach as well as the mountains in the distance. Very peaceful and warm painting! The second painting is sold already and is a vibrant red sky which leads to a tall, cool mountain and foreground. The blue colors give the coldness tp the mountain that is then touched by the warm reds and yellows of the sun setting behind a mountain ridge. Very vibrant with the contrast of the warm sky and cold earth.
Make a quick escape and take a look at these !! It's a treat you deserve.

I've just about finished a painting of Johnny B and the Gravedigger's performing at the Affair on the Square and Farmer's Market. It will be off to the professional photographer to get a good picture of it for the site. Turned out very nice with a coral/yellow/orange flavor of color that was painted on a very hot day. This is very much an impressionist painting....hope everyone will like it.

I'm getting ready right now as I write this to head down to the studio to paint another Affair on the Square painting--of the Farmer's Market this time. Depending on where my muse takes me, I'm going to try a few new things with this painting.

Work continues with the Middletown Art Center with weekly meetings of the Marketing and Development committee.

Today, I'll be stopping by my good friends production studio (Rumford Productions) to listen to music for the commerical. The script has been finalized and now to get the images and music nailed down so the true work can begin--you know the video shoot and the editing! I am so grateful to Deb and Don, for their guidance and support through this process. They are great at making you focus on your objectives and know the business to help you narrow down what you are trying to accomplish. A lot of research was done before the script was finalized--took a lot of soul searching. The proof is in the pudding as they say and hopefully what we want to happen from the commerical will actually happen!! If it does, it will be because of all the hard work that went into creating this.

Later this evening I'll be teaching art lessons, so a very busy day. Time is slipping by me, so I shall log off and head to the studio. If you are interested in lessons or any of the paintings, please feel free to contact me at lfisler@lindafisler.com.

Don't forget that there are shows schedule for the fall, including the Essex Studios in Cincinnati.
Peace,
Linda