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The Big Argali Painting, Part 4
Spent pretty much all of my easel time on the argali painting this week. I think I’ve got it on track now. I need to do some detail drawings of the horns of all three to make sure I understand t… more →
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The Big Argali Painting, Part 4
foxstudio wrote 1 month ago: Spent pretty much all of my easel time on the argali painting this week. I think I’ve got it o … more →
New Painting Debut; and the Big Argali Painting, Part 3
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foxstudio wrote 1 month ago: Writers of fiction say that they will have a story all plotted out, but sometimes the characters tak … more →
The Big Argali Painting, Part 2
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foxstudio wrote 2 months ago: When we last left the big argali painting (36×40″), I had worked through the composition … more →
A Special Visit to the American Museum of Natural History
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foxstudio wrote 2 months ago: I was one of a large group of artists in attendance this past weekend at the opening of the Artists … more →
Four New Paintings!
foxstudio wrote 2 months ago: Here are four more new paintings to go with the two I posted last week. I had a problem with the bac … more →
Two New Paintings!
foxstudio wrote 2 months ago: I’m applying (for the third time; I’m nothing if not persistent and it does pay off in t … more →
The Final Drawing. Really.
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foxstudio wrote 3 months ago: Came back in this morning and looked at the last version with fresh eyes…..and realized that i … more →
The New Big Painting, Cont.
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foxstudio wrote 3 months ago: Sometimes having another, educated eye can really help. Since this is a big painting which will requ … more →
My Reply to a Comment on the Previous Post About Using Photoshop + Mongolia Trip Photo of the Week
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foxstudio wrote 3 months ago: I started to write a reply to the (partially quoted) comment below and realized that the topic was w … more →
How I Start a Big Painting & A Favorite Photo from Mongolia
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foxstudio wrote 3 months ago: One of the advantages of my illustration training is the process that we were taught for putting a p … more →
Additional Comments On Game Ranches and How I See the Issue
foxstudio wrote 5 months ago: My name came up on Julie Chapman’s blog about the article by Thomas Mangelsen in Wildlife Art … more →
Should Artists Go To Game Ranches To Shoot Reference?
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foxstudio wrote 5 months ago: Every artist and photographer will have to decide for themselves. For me, after having been to two … more →
No Electricity, No Problem?... And Plein Air Painting in 1930s Scotland
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foxstudio wrote 6 months ago: I may have found the perfect solution to safely heating water in a ger without a fire or electricity … more →
New Painting! Mongol Horse
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foxstudio wrote 6 months ago: Mongol Horse #3- Young Stallion 16x20 oil on canvasboard This young stallion was part of a bachelor … more →
EBay Auction: 5-18-09 Takhi Mare and Step by Step- SOLD
foxstudio wrote 6 months ago: Takhi Mare, Hustai National Park, Mongolia 8x10 oil on canvasboard I’m running a little behind … more →
Lost and Found, Cont.- Two Demonstrations
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foxstudio wrote 7 months ago: It’s one thing to see and appreciate how other artists use techniques like “lost and fou … more →
Mongolia Monday- Starting a New Painting and You Can Follow Along
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foxstudio wrote 7 months ago: I had an idea for a painting the instant I saw this scene on the way back from the Ikh Nartiin Chulu … more →
Inspirations: Have You Ever Noticed...."Lost and Found"?
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foxstudio wrote 7 months ago: There was a full page ad in a recent Southwest Art for a retrospective show at the Telluride Gallery … more →
Mongolia Monday- Painting A Mongol Horse Stallion
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foxstudio wrote 8 months ago: Today I thought I’d share my record of the progress of a painting that is currently hanging in … more →
