Do you ever wonder about stories behind the paintings? How long does it take to create a painting? Do I use real models and where do I find them. What kind of research is required to create a painting? Are my kids artistic? What inspires me to paint and do I ever run out of inspiration? What have been my favorite bits of “helpful advice/suggestions” throughout the years. What is the hardest thing to paint and have I ever had to start over (and over…)? Can you give a small demonstration on how to sketch or use watercolors. These are a few of the many questions I have been asked through out the years. I would like to share my thoughts, stories, progress on paintings, and interesting facts with you from time to time with you. Looking forward to our time together!
On April 4, 1865, President Abraham Lincoln came to see first hand the long sought after prize of the Civil War, the confederate capital Richmond Virginia. Just a day and a half earlier the confederate government had abandoned their capital, leaving part of the city in flames and destroying the bridge across the James river to slow the Union army's pursuit.
Read MoreWe thoroughly enjoyed our first weekend of the Nathan Greene Art Studio Christmas Open House!! So many wonderful guests took time out of their day to visit the studio to see the new Creation Series Paintings, the Historical Loft filled with Civil War Paintings featuring Abraham Lincoln and interesting artifacts used in the paintings.
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