Showing posts with label White flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label White flowers. Show all posts

Saturday, May 12, 2012

I Miss You floral palette knife painting

"I Miss You"
16" x 12" x 1.5", Oil on Canvas
Today is a quiet day.  It's been raining quietly, hushing the usual day sounds, even the birds' chirping is muted.  That is why the title seemed to linger in my thoughts.  White flowers on a dark background.  There are a lot of colors in the dark background from rich warm browns to blues and grays.
 
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Wednesday, December 8, 2010

A Square Vase of White Flowers

"White Flowers 2"
6 x 6 inches, Oil on board

I'd painted this subject and in these similar colors earlier this year and  it sold.  You might have seen me post it here or on my website.  But the painting caught the eye of a Photographer friend in Massachusetts so I painted him this one for him.  I've painted several like this in different color schemes and probably will paint more.  I love grays; love mixing them and seeing the various colors of gray.

I'll be posting another painting, very similar to this in the near future - it is a bit more abstract.  

If you'd like a painting like this please visit my website at www.judymackey.com for more paintings and contact information.

Contemporary Palette Knife Artist, Judy Mackey

Thursday, June 10, 2010

White Flowers on Gray - Palette Knife Oil Painting Judy Mackey


"White Flowers on Gray"
6 x 6 inches, Oil on Gray
I've been hobbling around the past few days after I missed the last step on the stairs and landed on my ankle. I've been laying around with my foot propped up, iced and not wanting to do much of anything. I still have my ankle wrapped but I'm feeling a bit better now and the pain is not so sharp.
This is a painting from a couple of weeks ago, another of my plain abstracted flowers series. I like the monotone of these as much as the colorful ones I'd done.