Watercolor Portraits: Man Reading
Watercolor portraits of man reading: colorful watercolor exercise from One Watercolor a Day. Four different paintings – come visit the blog and leave a comment.
Tag: portrait
Daughter and I
I was in the mood to post a cheery photo, and here’s a great one of the daughter and me. I don’t recall who took the photo; it was a year and a half ago on Purim, a holiday where kids get dressed up, and my daughter was dressed as a Prima Ballerina. It was […]
Ilana Shafir, artist, survivor
From sad portraits of Jews to intricate mosaics, Ilana Shafir has created many works of art. I had the pleasure of attending a Highland Park Arts Commission lecture Thursday night (thanks, Jill, for getting me out of the house) where Ilana spoke to a full audience. Ilana was born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. She always wanted […]
I’m Famous (sort of)
Menachem Wecker just posted an interview we did over email on his blog, Iconia. I really enjoyed answering his questions; the connection between Judaism and art for me brings up many issues, struggles, joys.
Sleeping Son, in Graphite
This is the only finished artwork I have of one of my children that was done completely from real life. It is considered preferable to paint or draw from a real subject, as opposed to using a photograph. But how does one get a child to sit still, even for five minutes? This son in […]
Elaine greets a model
This a picture of my mom, z”l (may her memory be a blessing), posing in front of some fancy shop in Newton Centre. We used to enjoy window shopping together. I took the photo in the late 1970’s? early 80’s? It captures a little of her personality.
Watercolor: Flirting
my latest watercolor