Showing posts with label daily painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label daily painting. Show all posts

Monday, November 22, 2010

At Day's End - Daily Painting 8x8 Acrylic

Something more on the whimsical side.  Two birds sitting in a tree at days end, enjoying the last bits of sunlight.  This is acrylic on gesso primed hardboard panel.  The size is 8x8 inches and 3/8th inch thick.  This painting is for sale in my etsy shop.
Thanks for looking!

Update: Original has been sold, prints only are available in my Etsy shop.

SOLD

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Together - Two Cherries in Oil

I recently got some water mixable oils and finally had a chance to try them out.  We are remodeling the house and I didn't want any dust settling in a drying with the paint.  This is a small 6x6 inch oil painting on a Raymar Plein Air Canvas panel.  I'm using Artisan Water Miscable Oil Paint (Winsor & Newton).

It is up for sale on eBay HERE





Monday, May 10, 2010

So Yeah, Mondays - The Bird

So yeah, Mondays.

We all have them.  It would seem no matter what language it is in, a Monday is Monday.  Why do we dislike Monday so much?  For some people it's the start of 5 days of school.  Some of you parents maybe doing a little song and dance at that thought.  For most people though, it's the start of a long work week.

I've found if I'm ever going to have "one of those days".  It almost never fails to be on a Monday.  You know, those days where things just come at you straight out of the blue.  With that thought came this little illustration.  So I've never had a little green man show up and pluck feathers.  I have on more than one occasion had regular old earthlings ruffle my feathers.  Sometimes, you just gotta say what the HE double hockey sticks).

Have a great day and an even better week, and keep an eye in the sky.

You just never know :).

Feel free to comment about why you dislike or may even like (always an oddball around hehe) Mondays.

The Bird - 4x6 postcard study Watercolor and Acrylic Illustration.

Thursday, April 8, 2010

Ladybugs OSWOA


Ladybugs
4×6 inch OSWOA® (Original Small Work Of Art).


SOLD


It's Spring and we were out gardening and enjoying the sunshine after a cold winter.  I came inside later to paint and felt something crawling on me.  Low and behold a ladybug had hitched a ride inside the house on my sleeve.  


Ladybugs are insects that are not only pretty to look at but harmless natural pest control.  Ladybugs are loved by farmers & gardeners, they can eat thousands of aphids during their 3 to 6 week lifetime.


Fun fact: While their color & spots make them favorites for people, they actually serve as a deterrent to predators.

I’ve posted a How-To on the salt texture background HERE.

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

It's Chili Inside. Peppers that is!

It's that time of year for gardening and this year we plan on growing some vegetables.   Homegrown tastes so much better than what you find in the grocery store.

My Dad has a green thumb.  We had a huge garden when I was a teen-ager.  One year we grew so many watermelons they were stacked up in the dining room and we were giving them away to everyone hehe.

Acrylic on 3/8th thick gessoed hardboard 6x6 ready to frame.  Great little piece for kitchen decoration.







Sunday, December 6, 2009

Memories (small scale study)

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Finally back to posting & painting.  I grew up in California. I used to love sit and watch the waves and daydream.  They were so relaxing and beautiful.   I live in the midwest now.    The things I miss most are family, friends, the ocean, the weather and Disneyland in that order.

This is a 4x6 Watercolor study (I use Windsor & Newton tubes) for a larger painting I'll be doing.

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