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A Vegetable Peeler: A Simple Object Lesson – A Contemplative life = An Attitude of Gratitude

Posted on 11/23/2020 by kunstkitchen

Radakitchenstore I bought a Rada vegetable peeler at the farmer’s market ages ago from a nice couple selling Rada products. “Imported from Iowa,” remarked the woman that was selling Rada knives too. This is a stainless steel peeler and worked … Continue reading →

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Are you done Done? Yup, I’m Done. Pudelpointer Portrait Completed

Posted on 07/01/2020 by kunstkitchen

I’ve dug in and finished the portrait of Sataya the Pudelpointer! Continue reading →

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Pudelpointer Portrait = Know when to stop drawing – pastel drawing

Posted on 05/17/2020 by kunstkitchen

This portrait of the Pudel Pointer Sataya preoccupied me for the duration of the Stay At Home here in Minnesota. Natural light was in short supply on many days. Extra lighting did not help on the rainy, cloud covered sky days. Continue reading →

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Sascha Portrait in Oil Completed

Posted on 03/31/2020 by kunstkitchen

Sascha the Long Hair German Shepherd a portrait in oil paints had many different states before its final completion. The background is still wet in some spots. It has to dry for a while and then I will varnish the … Continue reading →

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Pudelpointer Portrait Progress = Slow and Steady Pace – Yoga

Posted on 03/27/2020 by kunstkitchen

The weather is improving. Sunny days are important. Natural light to work on drawing is a must. Today, I managed morning yoga. We are under a “stay safe at home” order from Minnesota State Governor Tim Walz. I resolved on … Continue reading →

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