I hope you are enjoying this Easter weekend with loved ones and are feeling peace in your spirit. I’ve uploaded the Easter Show 2022 in separate short videos of the different segments (two oil paintings “Easter Lily” and “Jesus at Calvary”, two songs “I’ll Fly Away” and Irish hymn “Be…
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Painting Show: Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
If you missed my St. Patrick’s Day show last year, or would just like to see it again- here it is! Live painting (well, recorded obviously, but painting in real time instead of time lapse), silliness, singing, and surprises. HAPPY St. PATRICK’S DAY!
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A Stone’s Throw Away
Here’s another painting video that I needed to change the music I’d originally used, to avoid copyright claims. I like how the new music works, but I also like the Irish music I had at first, so I’m keeping it the original way here on this site. It feels like…
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Update from Yesterday
I painted these clover after I found them growing wild through the cracks in the patio, here in Georgia (USA). It reminded me of shamrocks. We saw a lot of wild clover/shamrocks while living in Ireland. Yesterday’s blog post “LOL, Irishness” was about my experience making a type of Irish…
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Sunday Rest
Watch this Irish Angel oil painting come to life in about 2 minutes (time lapse) I thought this older painting would be a good one to re-share for this Sunday. It’s a shame that I painted my Irish Angel art before I got a better camera (that’s why the footage…
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Another Sunday
https://nataliebuskethomas.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/celtic-cross-oil-painting-by-natalie-buske-thomas-sept-2019.mp4 Watch this Celtic cross painting from start to finish in 2 minutes (time lapse) This Celtic cross oil painting was inspired by a monument presented as a gift from Ireland to Savannah, Georgia; commemorating the large Irish immigration to the United States that settled in this area. As we…
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“Celtic Cross”
“There’s a big Irish community in Savannah, as many Irish immigrants settled here. Savannah has one of the largest St. Patrick’s Day parades in the world, second only to New York City. I attended a St. Patrick’s Day parade in Cork, and it was ironically much smaller than the parade…