Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Forest of Trees at Night

"Night Fall"
30" x  24" x 1.5", Oil on Canvas
A sort of "night" version to a painting I did earlier called "Relationship" a light green and gray stand of trees....
 
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Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Relationship, Landscape Tree Painting

"Relationship"
30" x  24" x 1.5", Oil on Canvas
 
 
I'd painted something like this over a year ago.  I received a comment on my webiste from someone asking what colors I'd used for the painting.   It was a painting that I liked but  I felt it was rather flat so I wanted to give it another try, more texture and yet keep the colors the same.
 
 
Colors used are from my usual palette - Prussian Blue, Cad Yellow light, Cad Red, White.
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Monday, May 14, 2012

One Fine Day, Palette Knife Landscape Painting

"One Fine Day"
30" x  24" x .75", Oil on back-stapled Canvas
I wanted to try another field of flowers landscape painting.  I think it's good to try again and again until the strokes and subject becomes comfortable.  I love the purples in this painting.
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Sunday, May 13, 2012

Won't You Come Out to Play Palette Knife Landscape Painting

"Won't You Come Out to Play"
24" x  18" x 1.5", Oil on Gallery-wrapped Canvas


It's Spring.  I wanted to paint something Spring-like...soon it will be too hot to be outside here in Texas but for the moment we're enjoying beautiful comfortable weather with a lot of wildflowers blooming everywhere.
 
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Escape

"Escape"
6 x 6 inches, Oil on Board
Driving back from my vacation, the song by Rupert Holmes, "Escape" played. A fun song to sing along outloud, especially the chorus parts. "If you like Pina colada..."
A vacation, an escape from the day to day routines and oh, oh, oh, my vacation was wonderful for it. Spending time with special and caring friends, reconnecting with old friends, making new friends, seeing new cities, driving unfamiliar roads, eating out - I think I may need to escape again soon.

Sunday, July 12, 2009

Contemparay Landscape

"Staking My Claim"
18 x 22 inches, Oil on Canvas

I think my painting subject matter is a little eclectic. Eclectic? OMG - I've been doing pet portraits (btw three of my pet portraits were accepted into the Irving Art Association's Unconditional Love, Juried Pet Portrait exhibit - YAY!!), nudes, flowers, cubes - boxes??, and now these very abstract landscapes - yes, I am a little eclectic. OK so I painted a very abstract landscape the other day which depicted my mood.

I started this painting the other day, scraped it off, repainted it, scraped it off and then re-painted again today. Again - my mood was a little down...but now that the painting is finished I find that painting is therapy for me. "Staking My Claim" is from a snippet of a conversation with a friend.

I'm not into other mediums; I don't do acrylics, watercolors or mixed media so having so many different subjects, inspirations seems to suit my style. I attended Tony Saladino's Art Critique class yesterday and we were talking about how his art, although he is painting abstract now instead of more representational art is still recognizable as "his". I told him I really liked his paintings but could never copy his colors because the although we can squeeze out the same colors from the same tube we all tend to have our own colors. He said he's starting to recognize my colors. It's the highest compliment.











A photo from my studio - I've toned another canvas with the Chinese character for "love" painted - my paintings are with love.

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Blue Spruce


This is another painting I'd done last year and placing on Ebay for Sale. 16" x 20", Palette knife Oil Painting on stretched Canvas.

SOLD