What can be done when you only have 15 minutes to paint?
Showing posts with label alla prima. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alla prima. Show all posts
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Happy Hydrangeas oil 6"x6" 315
I love this painting and I loved doing it. I was intimidated by painting hydrangeas but they actually weren't as hard as roses or lilies. Maybe it was just a good day for me. I like the bright colors and the sharp edges surrounding the flowers and the abstract qualities. For some reason when I pull the photo in, it shows as code instead of the actual photo, so I can't resize it to be larger. If you understand this problem please let me know!
This painting is available at http://dailypaintworks.com/buy/auction/5375
Saturday, January 8, 2011
WUPA 6"x6" acrylic #181
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Beach Painters 6"x6" oil #179
I am visiting my daughter who is about to have a baby. I am on baby watch and spending time with my grandson. I am using a different computer, have to pull out my painting stuff every time I work, and have just a window of opportunity during his nap time to do it! I worked ahead just in case, so I have some emergency things to post. This painting is from a painting excursion with friends. I did it from a photo. It was a stunning day in Oct. and we had no competition for beach space on Martha's vineyard.SOLD
Friday, December 31, 2010
Sugar n' Spice Winter 5"x7" acrylic #173
I lost my camera which is kind of sickening, because it seems like such a waste of an expensive tool. Anyway, I have ordered a new one, but in the waiting-for-it-to-arrive time I have to scan any painting I do and that is tricky. This one looks pretty good. It is of a working sugaring barn and popular restaurant which is open for breakfast and lunch. It is not far from where I live so I see it everyday. A sugaring barn is where they boil down maple sap into syrup. I have painted this in other seasons. In the fall they tap all the sugar maples around the place so there are buckets hanging from the trees. They have some old farm equipment and cars there which give it a rustic and picturesque look against the mountains. I used acrylic so it would dry fast so that I could scan it. I kept it loose and tried to have strong brush strokes.
Monday, December 20, 2010
Orange Target 6"x6" oil #162
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