by casey | Jun 22, 2022 | Breath of Salt Air
There are numerous mistakes here, but you may not see them. It doesn’t matter because the overall feeling flows, and the line is sensitive. Sometimes you must let it go, whatever it is, and let a new solution come in. Mistakes in a drawing and in life are in...
by casey | Jun 8, 2022 | Breath of Salt Air
Here’s the video of me signing. Click here: IMG_6330 (video will download rapidly, and you can see how big this painting is) I signed it. Does that mean I’ve finished it? Probably not. There is always some little mark that I must add or some color that I...
by casey | May 24, 2022 | Breath of Salt Air
Why do we need the ocean? So many of us crave being by the sea but can’t precisely say why. When I look out and stretch my eyes to the horizon, I feel relief. We need the water to remind ourselves of the power and beauty beyond our everyday. It could...
by casey | Mar 1, 2022 | Breath of Salt Air
I love a gray misty day by the water when ribbons of fog rise up from the water’s surface and randomly change shape. The land and trees are concealed and then reappear through the haze. It feels like time is suspended. I could easily be standing in this exact...
by casey | Jan 19, 2022 | Breath of Salt Air
Cut, chop, grab the right pan. Taking the least amount of steps as I rush around my kitchen is a little game for me. Flip open the fridge and get the butter, the organic eggs, the cheddar cheese. I was cooking an omelet for my mom, for me a very easy task. My mom’s...
by LDUS2530 | Dec 14, 2021 | Breath of Salt Air
A 2nd storm was coming when I was painting this at the Art Barge in Amagansett this Fall. The clouds whirled by. The fog lifted, and you could see deep into the distance. The next moment, the fog descended and all was impenetrable. When I first started to...
