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The Dancing Tree
1999
Oil on panel (black gesso)
Jim Mott writes in an article for Daniel Smith, "A determined oil painter can haul a whole studio's worth of supplies into the field. But when traveling light is a premium, it's worth considering how to reduce your painting kit to a functional minimum." Click here to read the full article about packing light.
Also check out Jim Mott's web site to learn more about the author and his Itinerant Artist Project.
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I liked Jim's "Itinerant Artist" project of traveling around the country exchanging works of art for hospitality. We need more art and conversation in our lives!
Posted by: Josse | July 12, 2005 at 10:14 AM