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Daily Biscuits #1-100

On January 16, 2010 I decided to start a practice of making a small piece of art everyday. I wanted to see how it the process would go, and I also wanted to make small paintings which could be affordable art for the people of the world. I ended up making 140 paintings in 140 days. I decided to take a break with this process for a multitude of reasons, and may return to it in the near future. The paintings below are the first 100. These are all 6″ x 4″, created on 100lb. bristol fine art paper. Many of these are still for sale, some are not, but I wanted to have them all on display for you to see.  Click on each image to see it’s original post. From there you can click on the image in the original post to enlarge the image even further, and you can also purchase each piece that is still for sale at it’s original post.  Daily Biscuits #1-100 are $50 each (+ $12 shipping & handling).

For Daily Biscuits #1-100 you can decide on how you want them finished for display.  You can either have it mounted in an 8″ x 6″ black frame suitable for hanging or placing on a flat surface, or you can have it mounted on a 6″ x 4″ cradled artist’s board with a 7/8″ depth. When purchasing your biscuit, send a message informing me of your preference when checking out on PayPal. Feel free to contact me with any questions : jon.cooney (at) gmail.com

3 Comments leave one →
  1. Leslie permalink
    February 1, 2011 7:29 pm

    I love your biscuits!

  2. manlewis permalink
    March 25, 2011 11:09 am

    These are really awesome! I did some daily painting for about a year and a half, really would love to get back to it.

    Oh and thanks for the comment you left on my blog, I still haven’t had a chance to see if I can do the time lapse the way you suggested. Sure hope so, I just love the look of the time lapsed video!

    🙂 Paula 🙂

    • March 25, 2011 12:56 pm

      Thank you, I’m glad you like them. I hope you get the time lapse effect to work. Good luck.

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