Another different one for Bob.

Ha, another winter scene with a little house.

I love doing these oval paintings, but I’m getting tired of the winter + cabin landscapes to be honest.

This was pretty cute.

What a glowy sun!

The vibe of this one is great, but everything just feels and looks like mush.

I found this one frustrating because it is difficult to make all those fine little branches and twigs at such a small scale.

Going back to the framed paintings! These always look so cute, in my opinion.

100 Paintings!!!! I can’t believe I made it this far!

This has got to be one of my top 5 best paintings thus far.

I really enjoyed this one! My favorite part of this painting is the overall glowy vibe I was able to make.

Grey winter? Bleh. This painting did nothing to enliven me but I think I did an okay job with what I was working with.

It started warming up in New Jersey, and yet I’m painting gloomy winter paintings still?

I think I did a good job at replicating this one. I tried to keep the distant trees and hills very misty to keep that atmospheric feel like in Bob’s version.

I do love the color palette of this painting.

For this one, Bob brought on a guest teacher and even though it was different, I felt like she explained a few things a bit better during the process

Oh joy, another winter painting.

Sorry, I absolutely loathe painting winter scenes.

I was afraid I was going to be bored with this one because it’s just black and white, but honestly, I think I needed this exercise.

I’m back to acrylics on this one, and this one was tough!