Terry Romero Paul - July 2021 Newsletter
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Life is Sweet: Take A Bite

Red Blue and White Sprinkled Vanilla Donut

Red Blue and White Sprinkled Vanilla Donut

Hi Subscriber,

Happy July! I hope you enjoyed your Fourth of July. There was a lot of celebrating going on judging from the amount of firework noise that we heard for days prior to the 4th and day afterwards. We decided to hunker in with our new puppy Cooper. He actually handled the noise pretty well.

Did you have trouble with your pets?

"Red, Blue and White" sprinkled donut is a fun way to celebrate the occasion. It measures 36"x36" on gallery wrapped canvas and done in oil paints. I love the dark blue shadow color that makes the white donut pop. It is currently at the Simon Breitbard Gallery in San Francisco. Let me know if you are interested and I would be happy to contact the gallery and get you a 10% discount.

Chocolate Twist 24x48

Now the size of "Chocolate Twist" difinitely makes a statement. Don't you think? I like how this donut turned out but I think it needs a bite. So, in my newsletter next month I will post the new and hopefully improved version.

Ventura Beach Haze 24x36

Here is another beach scene that I recently painted. This one is from Ventura Beach, CA. My daughter in law took this photo and I was taken by the haze and subdued colors. I added the lone walker to add to the romance of the scene. I feel adding the figure tells a better story and also gives scale to the beach. Can you imagine yourself on an early morning walk like this?

I know that this painting is quite different from my colorful donuts. I really love doing both styles.

If you have any questions or comments please don't hesitate to contact me. My email address is romeropaul@aol.com. If you know anyone that would like to read my newsletter, feel free to pass it on. Anyone can sign up for my newsletter on my website at www.trpart.com

Stay Well My Friends,

Terry

"My sin as a painter is that I just want to paint anything I want to paint - and repaint." - Wayne Thiebaud