I am at the airport waiting for my flight going back to Austin. Recalling those days in Putney Vermont. Everything was so phenomenal. My today’s painting is another small one I did before my workshop started. Those roses were from Captain John’s garden. It is a different specie of rose I haven’t ever had before. I was stunned by its beauty. I used to get roses to paint from Walmart you know. Just like these roses, Vermont is very different from other part of the united states. When I was driving on Interstate 91, I did not see any advertising billboards. I heard there are no Walmart, Home Depot, and many other major chained stores in Vermont. In Putney, I saw bicycles you can get for a free ride and drop them at different locations after your trip. People go to those non-profit Co-ops to get their everyday stuff. Even they have their local currency. I saw beautiful farms and lovely gardens. People are so down to earth no matter they are rich or poor. I met a barefooted musician who plays beautiful jazz at the local farmers market. He used to be a medical doctor and now full time in music. I saw art all over the place. At the Putney community supper, I met people in this village given puppet shows and circus. With rustic red burns and old houses, Vermont is such a unique place.
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Wow, that is stunning. You're never going back to your day job. Bravo!
This IS stunning! I am totally in awe of the beauty you saw and captured in this rose with it's poignant outstretched "arms." Already sold--I am not surprised, but sad that I cannot buy it!
Very good job. I like air and space!
I've just found your blog and love your paintings. I really envy you your trip to work with Richard Schmid and the Putney group. I shall definitely keep following your work, best regards, Paul.
Qiang, Thank you so much for showing me how to start my own painters blog . Im very greatful to you for your help. Lets cross promote.
This is gorgeous. Love pink and green together and your colors are always so saturated and beautiful.
Qiang, I really enjoyed your workshop in Vermont last week. You are a great and generous teacher, thank you.
Lovely painting!
Thanks for the news about your workshop in Putney. I'm looking forward to reading more about your experiences there.
I love this painting. You do flowers so well, I am still working on not overworking my flowers. Since I took your workshop in San Antonio, my Mom is envious, I may have to book another workshop that she and I can attend together, you are an inspiration!
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