And thus I enter into the blogging world. I intend to use this as a forum for sharing new work, especially sketches, prep work, and studies--the really wonderful parts that never get seen on the website. Let me know what you think, and I promise to try and give new things to see often. This little watercolor was done last Fall from a photo taken inside my Utah studio looking out at the amazing Hollyhocks waving right outside the window. They always remind me of home. Enjoy!
Thursday, April 2, 2009
And thus I enter into the blogging world. I intend to use this as a forum for sharing new work, especially sketches, prep work, and studies--the really wonderful parts that never get seen on the website. Let me know what you think, and I promise to try and give new things to see often. This little watercolor was done last Fall from a photo taken inside my Utah studio looking out at the amazing Hollyhocks waving right outside the window. They always remind me of home. Enjoy!
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Well its about time! Beautiful study!
ReplyDeleteHi David! I was visiting my grandma and grandpa (Burns and Louise) yesterday and saw your beautiful barn murals. I love these hollyhocks, too. They remind me of the irrigation ditch and fun times in days-gone-by. Congratulations on your great work!
ReplyDeleteOh Joy! I've been waiting for the day of the Dibble blog!
ReplyDeleteAlisha, so good of your to say hello! I'm so glad that you enjoyed the barn murals and I hope that Burns and Louise are well, I miss them and all the family there tremendously. Take care!
ReplyDeleteThis is Ellen, not Josie. :) Love the hollyhocks. Will you make prints and sell them, please?!
ReplyDeleteWonderful David! Thank you for sharing. We think of you every time we have dinner under your beautiful painting of the farm. Much love to your family from ours.
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