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Studio 365: Day 126

May 6, 2015Painting, Studio 365, Uncategorized365, acrylic painting, Art, Art studio, photography, postadayAndrew Seal View all 4 comments

Owl Canyon Study I 6.5.15

I think this treasured feather from Owl Canyon has magical properties.

Studio 365: Day 125

May 5, 2015Painting, Studio 365, Uncategorized365, acrylic painting, Antelope Canyon, Art, Art studio, photography, postadayAndrew Seal View all 2 comments

Antelope Canyon Studies 5.5.15

Studio 364: Day 124

May 4, 2015Studio 365, Uncategorized365, abstraction, acrylic painting, Antelope Canyon, Art, Art studio, photographyAndrew Seal View all 6 comments

Antelope Canyon I 4.5.15

Studio 365: Day 120

April 30, 2015Studio 365, Uncategorized365, abstraction, anemones, Art, Art studio, photo editing, photography, postadayAndrew Seal View all 6 comments

Anemones 30.4.15

Anemones Variation 30.4.15

Studio 365 is mobile once again this weekend in the mountains of Whistler/Blackcombe in Beautiful British Columbia. Before we left home I photographed yesterday’s anemones that had opened this morning, together with a Warholesque photo-edited variation.

Studio 365: Day 108

April 18, 2015photography, Studio 365365, Arcology, Arcosanti, Arizona, Art, photography, postaday, travelAndrew Seal View all 2 comments

En route from Scottsdale to Page we stopped off at Arcosanti…”an urban laboratory focused on innovative design, community, and environmental accountability.” to quote their home page. Enjoy the slideshow and visit their site to learn more about its history and the science or Arcology.

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Antelope Canyon tomorrow.

Studio 365: Day 106

April 16, 2015Studio 365, Uncategorized365, acrylic painting, Art, Art studio, photography, postaday, travelAndrew Seal View all 7 comments

Today’s painting from the studio is in anticipation of our trip to Arizona, Utah and Nevada. We leave tomorrow for Phoenix, which means Studio 365 will be on the road for the next ten days. In order to keep to my goal of a post from the studio each day throughout the year I am designating my laptop and camera my mobile studio until we return on the 27th. Nothing like a trip however to make you tidy up before leaving!

A little about today’s painting: acrylic and plaster on canvas 78″ x 64″. Once the plaster was dry the rock faces were created with a combination of sandpaper, chisels (my late father’s) and a little imagination.