Showing posts with label daisy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label daisy. Show all posts

Sunday, September 8, 2019

Front and center

Another Warmup for my workshop in the spring. I had fun with the brushwork on this flower, which takes front and center in this little 6x6.  This one sold to someone during the workshop.

Monday, January 9, 2017

Day 9

Day 9 of the 30/30 challenge

     Back to my daisy again.  My turquoise little teeny vase saves the day... Love the color and shape, and the daisy gives it the bit of organic shape for a contrast.... I like the red background against the turquoise, too.   Those daisies from Trader Joes last a LONG time... yay


Friday, January 6, 2017

Day 6

Day 6 of the 30/30 challenge.

     I did 2 versions of the daisy painting, which I posted the first one day before yesterday.  I wanted to try a different, looser approach, so I timed my painting, and stopped just before 30 minutes.  

     Here is the result of the second painting. 

     Which version do YOU prefer?


Wednesday, January 4, 2017

Day 4 of the 30/30 challenge


I've gotta get going on flowers again... I love painting them, but they are challenging.   

    Keep the Faith.....


Tuesday, November 13, 2012

background redo... painting #41

Which one do you like better?  I changed this background, cause it's always bothered me. I guess it was too intense of a color, so I toned it down, and gave it more of a neutral feel.... what do you think?

Monday, July 16, 2012

Last of the Daisies Painting #51


     The flowers have been incredible this year, but the heat has taken it's toll, even with constant watering.... It's just NOT the same as a nice long, gentle rain.  We haven't had rain, so these little guys are the last ones in my yard.  It's been a good run, though. 

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Coneflowers Painting #44

SOLD 
I'm having such fun with the daisies and coneflowers, and they are right at my fingertips, out past the front door.... fun....

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Orange Coneflowers Painting #43

 
     I planted these orange coneflowers 2 years ago, not expecting too much.  This year, they've actually come up very pretty.... Love the variation, because I have the traditional reddish ones too.

Saturday, June 16, 2012

Studio Leftovers Painting #42


     While trying to get inspired to set up a new still life, yesterday, I looked down and saw this.... viola !  Leftover, who knew ?..ha ha

Friday, June 15, 2012

Single Daisy Painting #41

     The daisies are huge and prolific this year, just like the other spring blooms.   Here's a single one, all sturdy and almost 'smiling'...  ha ha


 I redid the background, so it wasn't so intense.  Which do you prefer?
this pic was originally posted in June, 2012...

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Frontyard Daisies Painting #40



     The daisies are beautiful, just like all the other flowers this spring.   They grow straight and tall, and are SO sturdy.  I have two huge plants by the front walkway.  I added a few of the roses on a stem, to give a little more color.     

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Gerbera Daisy Painting #24

 
     These always look so great at the nursery, then I bring them home.   Maybe I'll have to get some Miracle Grow to keep them blooming ! 

Saturday, March 24, 2012

Single Gerbera - Painting #8


This is my favorite color, plus another couple I'm VERY fond of, but I love to wear this one!  I've always had several blouses and sweaters this color.   Love the daisies, too.

Friday, March 23, 2012

Gerbera Daisies #7


Do any of you remember these when we were kids?  I don't...  Maybe they were hybridized or something, but anyway, I love them...

I DO have the traditional daisies in my garden, and love those too !

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Day Two Hundred Eight

'Gerbera Daisies'

6 x 6 oil on panel
75.00 + 6.00 s + h






Daisies are so perfect when you buy them, they almost look fake to me. I loved these little salmon colored ones. Challenging with all the petals, though, and I had them with a light source, which gave each petal numerous values.... ha !