In the end, I think I saved it. I intend to give it more time.
Tonight was my second session with this one. I’m much happier with it now, but wonder if if has that zing. I wonder if I will remember my children laughing and swimming and splashing when I look at these Dock paintings later in life. They are usually doing that as I’m collecting reference photos.
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8/23 A new piece I started last night. I’m enjoying a softer pallet lately- Most of my reference photos are taken from bike rides. This one is also from Conomo Point in Essex. This boat steals my attention every time.
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I snuck in an early evening bike ride in late July. I rode out to Conomo Point and headed back to Gloucester on Concord. It is about a 7 mile round trip which isn’t much, but it is better than nothing. The view opens up at a dip in the road before a hill. Initially I pedaled past it. The colors struck me and I had to turn back to document them. I stood on a guard rail to get a better view- Here’s the view. It’s very dream like (hence the title). I don’t think the title is going to stick.
A night in the studio with Alexandra is always a gift. This one started out not so great- I think I was able to save it.
