Portraits

in oils, from life. Please see the Panhandlers page for my portraits of the homeless. Here is a link to a series of free portraits I gave away at the 2019 Fulton Pond Fall Festival in Mansfield, MA.
 
                                                                                                                                         
 

 

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Dave
2018
 Tish
2018
                     Mollie
2017
 Paul
2017
 Hatch
2017
 Dauna
2017
   Aurora
2017
 James
2017
 Mark
2017
 Chrissy
2017
 CJ
2017
 Eddie
2017
 Lola
2017
 Steve
2017
 Portrait and Hands Study
2017
 Abigail
2016
 Madison
2016
 Model (Watercolor)
2016
 Self Portrait
2016
 Junior
2015
 Annabelle
2015
 Chris
2015
 Eugene
2015
 Greta
2015
 The Norris Children
2014
 Self Portrait 2013 Ross Painting 2013 Self Portrait 2012 Self Portrait 2010 Ali
2009
 Portrait Study
2009

Quick Portrait
2008
 Quick Portrait
2008
 Quick Portrait
2009
 Quick Portrait
2008
 Quick Portrait
2008
 Quick Portrait
2008
  
        I usually try to get in a portrait while I'm at figure drawing. Here are some from the last six months or so.                 Kate Huntington's portrait session started up again this fall. Aurora was one of the models. Stylish, self-assured--10 going on 30!   This and the next few portraits were painted at Kate Huntington's portrait painting session at Providence Picture Frame. Thanks, Kate and PPF!

Chrissy was very prim in her buttoned-up old-fashioned blouse. I seriously considered suggesting to Kate that we throw her an extra few bucks and have her pose nude. Then I thought, "Naah, I'll get arrested."

           My two grandnieces, from this year's RV trip to the Southwest. Both are very talented young artists. I guess it really does skip a generation.                            

 

A model at Kate Huntington's studio.

 A model at Tom Oulette's studio.

One of several outdoor portrait give-aways I've done over the years. For the most part, the only record I have of these paintings are thee photographs.

 

 

  

 
          After painting the portrait, I drove over to AS220 for a nude figure drawing session. The model was Chrissy.