Author Archives: Setsuko

Between autumn and winter

This is the first still life painting set outside. Nice autumn light hit the pumpkin. Compared with the hash summer light, the fall light is somehow laid-back feeling in it. It was nice to feel a few days of comfortable … Continue reading

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December

Winter in South Carolina is not so cold. Angels trumpets and Begonias are still blooming in our garage. It does not feel like Christmas at all. But it is December! I thought about flying to New York to see the … Continue reading

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Patti

Dina let me use her photo for this painting. She is such a talented photographer. It is fun to paint totally different subject matter. Her dramatic posture and facial expression are perfect for showing her confidence and her life. I … Continue reading

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One Hot Day in Charleston, SC

Off King Street in Charleston, SC., there is a very cool Hot Dog stand. It is fun to eat a tasty hot dog under the shade of a tree watching people passing by. Acrylic on Wooden Panel.

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Summer

I used to enjoy the hot summer. It did not bother me to walk around the city under the hard sunshine just with a cold water bottle in my hand. Now I stay inside the AC controlled room painting or … Continue reading

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Found in Lowe’s

I painted this image a few month ago for SPOLETO Festival. It was a wonderful show as usual. I really appreciate everyone who visited our exhibit. Now I am getting back to my normal schedule and gradually working for Christmas … Continue reading

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Magnolia Garden

Spring in the Magnolia Garden is spectacular. Especially the Azaleas are fully blooming now. Compared with the calm Cameras in the winter, they are very noisy flowers. I could almost hear they are chattering away their gossips. Acrylic on wooden … Continue reading

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Spring is almost here. I feel it! Acrylic on Wooden Panel. 24″ x 24″

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Process works

When I start painting, I usually go through my photo files to find some images which inspires me to construct the compositions. I hardly make thumbnails on my sketchbook any more. Instead I crop and combine several images using Photoshop … Continue reading

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Rainy morning

It is a quiet morning. Weather forecast said it will be raining all day. Nice! I am alone in my studio and will paint all day.

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