Tuesday, December 29, 2009

From the Battery Charleston-8x10




The battery in Charleston is a cool place to paint. as you're painting you can hear the horse carriage tourguides telling the history of the city as they amble by, every few minutes or so. i learn something new about the city everytime i paint there. Charleston is steeped in very interesting history from the revolutionary and civil war.

worked in the cab of the truck this morning in some neighborhoods off King St. until it got above 40 degrees and then i painted in the battery as the sun warmed up things, and i could get out of the truck and paint. it was still a little chilly but very nice compared to low thirties this morning.

painted three today so....more charleston pieces to come!
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3 comments:

Steve said...

Mike, really cool...is that a brown pelican perched on that pole? For a minute there, I thought I'd caught you painting a dead-straight roofline, too LOL.
Hope you have a great New Year.
Steve

December 30, 2009 at 9:09 AM
mike rooney studios said...

steve
it does look like one, after you mention it.
i have to fight the 25 years of sign painting in me to keep from drawing perfectly straight lines. good in graphic design bad for looking painterly! hope you have a great 2010!

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