Bruce Bingham Sedona Art Prize Finalist

Bucket List

by Bruce Bingham

12 x 12 plein air oil

There is so much I have to be grateful for and recently I've been

feeling extra lucky.

I was so honored and fortunate to become a finalist in the

Sedona Art Prize October 2016!!!

I was thrilled beyond words to be selected by judge Carl Dalio.

If you'd like to see the other finalists and what Carl 

wrote about each work click here.

This painting was an outdoor still life that I set up in the summer.

I was doing a picnic theme at the time and this one was 

particularly fun to paint.

It's one that I really felt good about, especially the bag of chips,

do I've entered it multiple competitions.

This time it was a winner!

I love it when that happens!

You can't ever win if you don't play.....

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A little fun with my friends

What kind of trouble did I get into last weekend in San Angelo?

Well what happens in San Angelo doesn't stay in San Angelo.

IT GETS BLASTED OUT ALL OVER THE INTERNET AND FACEBOOK!

First it was the Collector's Stampede Party.

Hanging out with Shelby Keefe here in front of a couple of her favorites from the week.

Click on her name above to see more of her gorgeous work.

And of course I saw somethings that I absolutely couldn't possibly live without.

Here's a little painting of a gas station and a bus that

Charlie Hunter titled:

Bubba Watkins Daddy's Texaco

A must have.

Great to see Hai-ou Hou again so soon after the OPA Salon Show.

She painted an irresistible Open Field shown below.

Below is Suzie Baker's awesome little Old Timer:

Turner Vinson showed up the next morning with his baby Byrd and

won the Open Quick Draw.  Way to go Turner!

Marc Hanson was the judge for the Competition and Open Quick Draw.

Fortunately they were judged separately and I lucked out with

Best Concho Street Scene.  Thank you Marc!

But I couldn't drive back home with out Nyle Gordon's

amazing truck painting from the Quick Draw.

There were 35 artists there all week for En Plein Air Texas working like maniacs.

I wish them all continued success, they really deserve it !

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