Slaughterhouse

oil on canvas

11" x 14"

River Road

oil on canvas

20" x 24"

Thank you Brookville, for the hospitality and fried chicken.

Brookville or Bust

I'm looking forward to painting in good ol' Brookville, Indiana this weekend.  It's a beautiful place to roast a weenie, pet a wolf, or float down a river.  It's also a great place to paint pictures of stuff...like concrete chickens.

I'll surely end up with at least a dozen paintings of Midwestern small-town vibe and fall foliage...they'll be framed and ready to hang on your wall, if you're into that sort of thing.  Get 'em while they're still wet on Sunday.

Sunday, October 20th, 1-3pm

Brookville Library Annex 

919 Main Street

Brookville, Indiana

(765) 647-4031

God Invented the Internet

God invented the internet

So we could feel more and think much less

So search for the answers, then place all your bets

On the life your photos best represent

God invented the television screen

To watch all the things we don't dare dream

To entertain ourselves with what once was obscene

While choosing your side of reality

God invented the cellular phone

To be together when we’re all alone

To build tall towers above every home

That connect us with everything wherever we go

God invented us, them, and we

To make phone calls and watch TV

To surf the web and discover that He

Exists only by you and by me

God invented the internet

And root beer floats and credit card debt

And love and forgiveness and the air in our breath

And fear about what's after death

Spring 2020 Workshop

I'm looking forward to next year's New Harmony shenanigans...

Painting Representationally, Unconventionally

Medium: Oil

April 13-14, 2020 / 2-Day Plein Air Workshop 

9 a.m. - 4 p.m. CT

New Harmony Gallery / 507 Church Street / 812-682-3970

Description: Wyatt will share his ideas about plein air painting and demonstrate his typical approaches for creating paintings on location.  There will be a special focus on painting a variety of subjects quickly and loosely with confidence.  Wyatt will also offer creative solutions to common plein air pitfalls, including:  choosing uninteresting subject matter, driving around for an entire day searching for the "perfect scene", painting too small with a dozen different paintbrushes, spending an entire day trying to fix a painting that didn't work from the start, and limiting yourself to subject and style choices over-influenced by painting trends and the collector.  

Level: All levels welcome 

The class will be limited to 15 students.

Click the link below to register through Hoosier Salon.

https://hoosiersalon.org/portfolio/2020-first-brush-of-spring-workshops/

Childish Gambino - Redbone

Judas