Sunday, October 6, 2013

Christmas Card Painting

Every year, I try to do a Christmas Card. I started last year with the one below, and plan to continue the tradition this year.
At the top, the small painting is on a 9x12 panel, and you can see the outline. I decided to begin the painting in January and work on it periodically. I just finished it about a month ago, and I am pleased with the outcome. As with all of my artwork, I am posting the painting in progress. 
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