Looking back on the 30 Paintings in 30 Days Challenge

About the 30 Paintings in 30 Days Challenge, January 2016. 

Looking back, I do agree it was quite the challenge. I would stay up late every night until I finished each painting for that particular day. At work during my breaks, I would sketch each work to make it easier when I got home to just start painting. While it's done, my job is to continue the momentum and flow of creativity. 

While you may not see a new painting every day, they ARE definitely in the works. For now, I'm scanning and will be posting them for sale in my Etsy Shop: spygirl915. Will also be offered as prints and greeting cards.

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30 Paintings in 30 Days : Wrap Up

        The End of the 30 Paintings in 

     30 Days Challenge January 2016

Well, today's the day I can reflect upon my monthlong journey into creativity. The goal was to paint 30 paintings, I painted 25. I learned a lot of things like how to paint faster, think quickly about subject matter, perseverance and staying focused on my goals and the end result. 

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        All works are available for sale.

To see more of my work, go to my website: www.reneerutana.com, or my 2 online stores: eBay and Etsy: spygirl915 or Renee Rutana 

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30 Paintings in 30 Days #25

                     "Truro Sunset"

             Acrylic on Canvas, 6x6" 

This scene was from Cornhill Beach in Truro, at the Cape. It was a warm July evening and we sipped on wine as we watching the sun setting over the glistening water. We weren't the only ones who enjoyed it, the beach filled up quickly, with other spectators, who also anticipated the setting sun. Behind us a group of people built a campfire on the beach and roasted marshmallows. It was truly an inspiring moment!

Thanks for checking out my blog! If you want to see more of my work, go to my website: www.reneerutana.com.  There is also my two online stores: eBay & Etsy. Just search: spygirl915 or Renee Rutana