Kachina

One thing that has always amazed me was the way Fechin painted the Kachinas in his Taos-era  paintings. cLiCk hErE to see an example. 
His paintings were very abstract up close but they come together when viewed further away. When a painting is able to achieve this it creates a visually exciting painting. It is like walking a tightrope, too far in either direction and you fall down.

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Michael Williamson

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Apple

Apples have an amazing amount of differences to them. They are always a very challenging object to paint.

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Michael Williamson

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Red and Brown

OK there really isn't that much brown in this painting. I just ran out of names. I have trying to keep my brushstrokes looking fresh. I find that there are spots that I like about certain paintings. I liked the way the core shadow looks on the ceramic container.
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Michael Williamson

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Pepper Shaker and Lime

I love the way that metal reflect objects. Especially when the object turns and picks up little pieces of the atmosphere around it. Also is acts as a composition tool to bounce the eyes back to an object.

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Vase and Lime

This vase is actually a sumi ink pot that is used to keep the ink at a certain temperature. It is a perfect vase to paint.

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Michael Williamson

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