River Sunrise
This is one of several early morning paintings from a recent visit toCrisfield, on Maryland's southern shore.
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Friday, August 24, 2007
This is one of several early morning paintings from a recent visit toCrisfield, on Maryland's southern shore.
Monday, July 30, 2007
Aspen Ridge 3
10x10" acrylic on canvass
Sold at the MICA 15x15 Alumni Exhibit
The Aspen Ridge series promises to be dynamic in its use of simple forms and brilliant color
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Aspen Ridge 2
Second in the series this 16x20 acrylic was donated to the BCPS Art Auction and sold to benefit the James Laubheimer scholarship fund.
posted by Duane at 4:48 PM
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Sunday, February 18, 2007
Tyler's Mountain
This 12x12" acrylic from the "Canada Rockies" Series,
belongs to
Tyler Cole Makowske
posted by Duane at 7:43 PM
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Thursday, January 11, 2007
Aspen Ridge
"Aspen Ridge" is a part of a Rocky Mountain series of paintings.
posted by Duane at 12:24 AM
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Tuesday, January 09, 2007
Amelia Hope
This small acrylic represents recent eveningsspent on Amelia Island with Dot.
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Friday, May 26, 2006
Georgia Porch Series
Canada Rockies Series
Your comments and inquiries are valued,
Duane
View additional paintings at http://www.duanesabiston.net
then click on Artist Gallery.
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Throughout my life the words Artist and Teacher have always been synonymous and I am thankful for the profound impact that “Teaching Artists” had on my development.
When I graduated from the Maryland Institute College of Art, I felt an obligation to pass on my deep love of natural light painting to the next generation. So for 30 years in the classroom, I immersed myself into the marvelous experience of introducing students to the expressive qualities of color and light in their paintings.
The heart of my work centers on the color of light. It’s the time of day and season which collaborate to produce the vivid colors of the Floridian coast and the soft hues of a Tuscan landscape. Everywhere light and shadows merge to form shapes that create the structure and mystery often found in my paintings. Simple observations of light lead to complex explorations of bluish-greens containing hints of violets, suddenly revealing a lime edge accented by a cerulean halo. This fleeting moment invites me to slow down, to record and share my discoveries.
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