Artist and Teacher Chris Hobel shares a creative journey and other ramblings
Sunday, March 21, 2010
new computer
At last a new computer,but as the old one totally died, I have a lot of work to do restoring programmes etc
Took a walk down to Main Beach Noosa to see all the action at the long board festival after the huge swells created by the cyclones up North
Lots of colour and action
Hopefully some inspiration for future paintings. My classes are back to normal tomorrow with a full day of painting ... waves of course
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
no computer
Sorry..........No more posts until omy new computer is up and running, it will not be in stock for another couple of weeks so please check back around the end of march
Sunday, February 28, 2010
No posts for a few weeks
It happens to everyone sooner or later, life takes us on a diversion from following the path we want to be on.
My Family"s health takes precedence over everything at the moment so I may not be blogging as much for a couple of weeks.
We will catch up soon, please check back around the last week of march 2010
Please bookmark me
My Family"s health takes precedence over everything at the moment so I may not be blogging as much for a couple of weeks.
We will catch up soon, please check back around the last week of march 2010
Please bookmark me
Friday, February 12, 2010
Etsy Sale , a first painting sold, Tuscany Italy
Oil Painting 12x16 inches SOLD
from a photo I took near Montepulciano, Tuscany Italy
purchased by a California Buyer. Im very excited as this is my first sale on the etsy site.The buyer decided to buy another painting as this reduces postage overall
I really loved the photo as it had such high dark light contrast which I feel is a must is a good composition. I hope to do more like this.

The second purchase .This is a hilltop village in Tuscay italy. 8x8inches. SOLD
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Friday, January 29, 2010
Tuscan Village Daily Painting by Chris Hobel
8x8 inch oil painting, Tuscany Italy
Seeing simply sounds so easy, but our brain constantly wants to concentrate on the detail, with a small canvas it leaves less space for detail so choosing a small format helps to eliminate the inclination to do this. Give it a try... Ive tried to capture the soft filtered light by using greyed greens and blues for the distant hills, strong warm greens and yellows in the foreground to create perspective
85$US includes freight
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