More work done on this one and hopefully those look like red onions (cause they are) and not plums. I need to strengthen up those shadows, especially on the eggs because they tend to look like they are floating. I will let it dry for a couple more days and give it another layer.
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Thursday, August 19, 2010
WIP 10 x 12 inch oil
Another new one I started today. I was not quite able to photograph the colors so that they look correct. In the actual painting the plate is more a turquoise color. Looks very pretty with the pink/red colors. Bet you can't quess what the other two items will be. Stay tuned to find out. It is probably not what you think!
Finished !!
Sunday, August 15, 2010
WIP continues
Sunday, July 18, 2010
11 x 12 inch oil "Apples in a blue dish"
I have been working on this one off and on for a few weeks. It has been pretty slow due to the lovely weather we have been having. I really have to be outdoors when it is like this here. I have done a bit of blocking in, but of course I will need to go back and tune up these colors. I also see that the eliptical is a little off on the bowl. I always have trouble getting this right.
WIP continues
Sunday, June 6, 2010
WIP 12 x 24 inch Tomatoes in oil
Monday, May 31, 2010
8 x 8 inch acrylic" 3 pears #2"
Sunday, May 30, 2010
8 x 8 inch acrylic "3 pears #1"
This little painting is the first in a series of 8 x 8 inch paintings I will be doing with fruit and vegetables. I will be offering all for sale for $50.00 with free shipping. I am using golden open acrylics for the first time and really like how they work similar to oils, but of course dry a lot faster.
$50.00 - FREE SHIPPING
Sunday, May 16, 2010
12 x 24 inch oil
Sunday, April 18, 2010
20 x 20 inch oil "Storm Watch"
I really felt like painting an ocean scene today. Landscapes arent' usually what I like to paint, but I wanted to paint something very loose and quick so I did this in around an hour. I am not finished yet, I want to go back and do some more foreground work. I really enjoyed slapping paint around on the canvas. Great fun.
$200.00
Saturday, March 27, 2010
24 x 30 inch oil "Breeze through a window"
It has been a long time since I have posted anything or painted for that matter. Sometimes life just gets in the way of doing what you really enjoy. I have been trying to find an image that I like with the colors that I want for a room in my house. I think I found it here. This one was a little bit difficult due to all the straight lines but it is coming along. Not finished yet, but definitely going in the right direction.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Commission 8 x 10 inch in pastel
Sunday, December 6, 2009
8 x 10 inch oil "Bowl of Tomaotes - FINISHED
Sunday, November 29, 2009
12 x 16 inch oil "Out the Bathroom Window"
New Easel!!
I finally got that easel I have been dreaming of (for my birthday). It is a custom made H-frame studio easel made by a gentlemen in Penticton, B.C. and sent to me by Grayhound bus. He has a web site called EasyEasels.com. It is wonderfully large and very stable and sturdy and can hold extra large canvases. What a difference it makes. I don't have to worry about knocking my easel over while it holds a wet painting. What a mess that would make!
8 x 10 inch oil WIP " Bowl of Tomatoes"
I started this one today from a reference photo from WetCanvas. com. Thankyou to the contributor. WetCanvas is a wealth of wonderful reference photos and I love going thru all the categories. This one caught my attention right away. I think what I like most is the play of shadow and light and of course the bright red tomatoes. I got a good start on this today and I don't think it will take long to finish up. I really like these quick ones!
Monday, November 16, 2009
WIP continues
Sunday, November 15, 2009
12 x 12 inch oil WIP "Tomatoe and Colindar"
I have had this one on the easel for a few days now. I am almost finished with it, just need to work a little more on the tomato. I am really liking this square format. I have an idea to do a bunch of small 8 x 8 inch canvases with stuff found in my fridge. This should be fun and good practice for me as well.
Friday, November 13, 2009
8 x 8 inch oil "Twins"
I wanted to do a small and quick painting in a more looser style. I chose these pears (thanks to the contributor at WetCanvas) because this happens to be my most favorite green. I probably spent only around 1 hr on this. It was a nice change from the more challenging subjects I have been choosing lately.
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