“Painting is silent poetry, and poetry is painting that speaks." (Simonides 6th-5th century, B.C.)
Monday, February 19, 2018
Rome, Georgia’s Clock Tower
I’m visiting my mother in Rome, Georgia. I drove to the Clock Tower which is the main landmark for Rome and took some photos. I didn’t bring my painting supplies with me in this trip, and so I ran by Michael’s and bought the bare minimum of what I needed to paint - a package of canvas panels, student grade oil paints in primary colors plus white, Payne’s Gray and Raw Umber, a small container of odorless solvent, a small bottle of medium, and several cheap brushes. I obviously could not get my blue to look blue. It was Ultramarine Blue. Why does it look gray? Maybe it’s the “student grade.” I am going home tomorrow and will finish it then.
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