Showing posts with label 8x8. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 8x8. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 15, 2019
Autumn iris
Here’s a little 8x8 on canvas of one of my garden iris... I love flowers, and love painting them, too.
Labels:
8x8,
flowers,
garden,
iris,
oil painting,
price 150.
Saturday, September 28, 2019
57 Chevy
I painted this at the Museum of Transportation in St. Louis. A fun day, with other painter friends..... doin’ my thing...😘
Labels:
57 Chevy,
8x8,
car,
Chevrolet,
Chevy,
Museum of Transportation,
oil painting,
Plein air,
price 200.,
stl
Sunday, September 15, 2019
Apricot rose
Sorry for the glare on the photo...
Labels:
8x8,
floral,
flower,
garden,
oil painting,
price 150.,
rose,
sunlight
Tuesday, September 10, 2019
Small cuppa please
This one is from the archives. I like the mix of warm and cool colors here, and the feeling of anticipation for that first sip....
Labels:
8x8,
oil painting,
sold,
still life,
tea,
tea pot
Monday, October 7, 2013
Plein-air #146
Since I'll be painting on site next weekend at the 'Art in the Town' in Webster Groves, I thought I'd better get my easel out (I'd yet to use it) and see if I could set it up.... Good idea, right?
I also needed to see exactly what I will need to bring along.... I discovered I'd better pack a pair of gloves and some kleenex, if it's chilly like it was today.
Here is my very FIRST attempt at plein-air painting. I see why it's so challenging. The light keeps changing ! I suppose that's why lots of artists take reference photos, along with their painting, so they can go back to the studio and tweek the shadows and highlights, if necessary !
I enjoyed the whole process, and plan on doing a lot more plein-air work !
I also needed to see exactly what I will need to bring along.... I discovered I'd better pack a pair of gloves and some kleenex, if it's chilly like it was today.
Here is my very FIRST attempt at plein-air painting. I see why it's so challenging. The light keeps changing ! I suppose that's why lots of artists take reference photos, along with their painting, so they can go back to the studio and tweek the shadows and highlights, if necessary !
I enjoyed the whole process, and plan on doing a lot more plein-air work !
Labels:
8x8,
landscape,
oil on gessoboard,
price $150.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Red-orange with hydrangea #114
Just couldn't resist getting one more out of these flowers.... also, I couldn't resist this vibrant red-orange to go with them !! Thanks to Leslie Saeta for hosting this wonderful challenge.....
Monday, January 28, 2013
JCS centerpiece #111
Labels:
8x8,
bird,
flowers,
hydrangea,
periwinkle
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Afternoon snack painting #100
I've found that adding the number REALLY helps me keep track of my paintings. My daughter helped me organize the way I put them in folders by the DATE.... that helps, too, when you're looking for a particular painting, and you don't want to spend all this time trying to find it ! ha !
I suppose I never thought I'd have so many that I couldn't keep track, but somehow, they mount up ! Love the daily painting gig.... ha !
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Time for a nap painting #96
I've thought a lot about how I'm applying the paint (especially since I've been on a regiment of daily painting for the 30/30 challenge) I realized during this one that I must be conscious of putting MORE paint on my brush, instead of moving the paint around that's already on the canvas.... Each new revelation is valuable to me, with these 'baby steps' hopefully allowing me to move in the direction I want to go: to free up my work and make it fresh, communicating my subject without overworking the surface..... I try to learn something new with each endeavor...
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Big brother painting #93
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Single Pear painting #90
Thursday, November 15, 2012
3 Gerberas in tiny vase painting #81
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
background redo... painting #41
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Gerbera mix painting # 80
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Tiny vase painting #79
I found this darling little tiny triangular vase, along with a couple of other little guys that had some unusual shapes, and I was so anxious to try painting them. Here's the first one.... It doesn't take much to make me happy, I guess. ha ha
Labels:
8x8,
color,
flower,
sunflowers,
transparent vase
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Original variety painting #78
Monday, October 22, 2012
Balancing act painting #69
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Persimmon trio painting #68
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Autumn Tea painting #66
I love to sip on hot tea when the weather gets cool.... My favorite is Ginger-Peach..... This pot is one I got quite awhile ago. I love the two-toned coloring and the shape.
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Kirkwood House commission painting #63
I guess I failed to mention that the house is going to be taken down to build the new one.... ha ha
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