The
volunteers at Pembroke Community Media Center gladly present a second January
Episode of "Expressions in Painting" filmed January 30th, 2013. Pembroke High School students earn community
service credit hours towards graduation by working crew for Paul.
The
piece from January 15th's episode was finished in the past 2 weeks, and is
reintroduced at the evening's start.
"It really has a nice personality. It has
a beautiful, sun-bathed side. And it's got this really nice shadow on the
sidewalk. It has a nice quietness about it. I'm very, very pleased with the way
this painting came out," Paul tells us.
As
he did in the show 2 weeks ago, Paul again displays the floral signature
painting for his Cancer Support Community Exhibition from 1-5pm on Feb 10th at
110 Longwater Drive, Norwell, Massachusetts. "Please come, " Paul
says, "because we're trying to do something about cancer."
There's
a finished birch tree painting, and a panoramic of 'The Spit" at the
show's start too.
"I
really like the tranquility and the quietness of it,' Paul comments on
"The Spit" piece. Every time I paint this, somebody comes in and buys
it, which is a great thing because artists need somebody to buy their
work."
In
this January 30th episode, Paul paints from a still life. One of Paul's
viewers, Theresa, wants to know what brushed are used, so Paul obliges.
Paul
paints and talks not only about artwork, but about his life.
Did
you know he is going to Ethiopia in September 2013? "There's a bunch of us going from a
prayer group in Abington. Then there's a bunch of Irish people coming from
Ireland and they're going to meet us in Washington, and we're all going to go.
And that ought to be fun."
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