Last night I finished this acrylic on paper. It looks like watercolor, I know. It's not my favorite technique, but the frame had glass, so I knew it had to look like watercolor. (I once entered an acrylic on canvas board in the county fair, and they took off points because I had put it under glass. I knew it didn't have to be under glass, but those canvas boards like to warp, which this one did - and the glass flattened it out.)
This is a look along the the east side of the Danville square. I had a photo of it, and took much of the elements from it. But I cut out the lamp posts, road signs, and a lot of the building fronts, so the painting has glaring errors in perspective and logic. What the heck :).
I picked up these tiny canvases with easels at Walmart -- aren't they cool? I decided to paint a series of barns on them. They are only about 5 inches tall. I stained the wooden easels. Next trip I'm going back for more!