Showing posts with label white. Show all posts
Showing posts with label white. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Still Life Painting White Bowl and Cherries


White Bowl and Cherries 12 x 12 oil on canvas

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

oil painting still life with white bowl

"White Bowl" 5 x 7 oil on canvas panel

Monday, July 11, 2011

Still Life Painting with Japanese Bottle and Peonies

"Japanese Bottle with White Peonies" 16 x 20 inch oil on canvas

This is such a beautiful old bottle and one of my favorite possessions. A gift to me from a very dear friend. It belonged to her mother, but she just didn't love it like I do. Lucky me!   

 

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Still Life Oil Painting with Two White Peonies in Glass

"Two Peonies in Glass" 16 x 20 inches gallery wrap canvas

The last of the peonies until next year.


Friday, June 3, 2011

Oil painting of two young girls in white dresses

"Two Girls" 12 x 12 oil on canvas

Do you remember the store Two Guys? This is Two Girls! Ha! I know, I'm really reaching. Don't have much to say. Those who know and love me would not believe that for a minute! 

The reference photo for this painting came from another artist at a  really great website http://www.wetcanvas.com/ artists upload photos for others to use. Very cool!  Lots of stuff going on at that site, so if your creative, check it out!

   

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Still Life Oil Painting with White Pitcher and Green Apple

6 x 6 oil on canvas panel "White Pitcher and Green Apple"  

 My husband David bought me a bouquet of beautiful tulips just to show me spring is really here. (Yes, he is a sweetie.) So what if we get a little snow tomorrow. Snow Shmoe! I got my tulips and I'm holding on tight. They will be in some paintings and when I'm finished we can all go to the beach! Yippee!...but for now, have an apple.

Monday, February 28, 2011

Still Life: One Dose of Vitamin C

Well, the apple did not keep the doctor away! Let's try some vitamin C.   

Thursday, February 3, 2011

Still Life with Big Red Pomegranate

6 x 6 oil on canvas panel
OK, so it's not a large version, shown in the different stages of rendering like I said I was thinking of doing but it is a pomegranate. This was suppose to be posted yesterday, however you know how it goes when you have plans....I do have some great news though, I signed up for a workshop with one of my favorite artists Abbey Ryan . I am so looking forward to it!  Her daily paintings are fabulous, click on her name to check out her blog! 

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Still life study Pomegranate with Three Glasses

Yes, again with the pomegranate and glasses. Tomorrow I will start a larger version of the first one I painted with the green glass. I think I will photograph the painting as I go in the different stages to show my process. Might be fun! sometimes one of my kids will see one of my paintings in the beginning stages and they always say the same thing "Mom! what is that?!" they look very skeptical when I explain to them that it is actually going to be a painting of a barn, ocean or maybe even a pomegranate. 

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Still Life Pomegranate with Glass

5 x 7 oil on canvas panel
This pomegranate was on it's way to looking like a tomato many times! 

Thursday, January 20, 2011

Green Glass with Pomegranate

I spent a whole day photographing glasses with this pomegranate. It was the only thing appealing for painting in the fridge. I ate the radishes, they were beautiful and tasty and the persimmone went bad. Hate when that happens! I have heard artists say this, and I can't help but say the same, what we must look like in the produce department. After a while of looking at the fruit and vegatables I think I need to leave before they remove me. It's crazy. When I buy a lemon for my salad, I grab three and put them in the bag. When I'm buying a lemon to paint, well not just any lemon will do.      

Monday, January 10, 2011

Glass Study on Black

One morning while having my coffee a group of glasses on the kitchen counter caught my eye. The north light coming in through the window was illuminating the glasses in such a way that it turned an ordinary kitchen counter filled with dishes from a late night party the night before into something magical. That is how the creative process works for me sometimes. So I remember a painting I saw a while back and go looking for it. I find it. A beautiful painting of glasses with a lemon on a white background and so I am inspired. Inspired by both a painting and the scene in my kitchen. This simple sketch, like the one before is my practice to get familiar with looking at glass again or should I say, through glass again!  

Sunday, December 5, 2010

original oil painting: Allentown Farm

12 x 24 oil on canvas
Loved painting this again! Such a beautiful farm near my home. These are just two of the buildings. Wanted to try something a little different with the size and shape. Painted the foreground a bit loose and abstract.  

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Oil Painting Windsor Farm

Did anybody miss me ? I'm Back!   
This painting is a frequent subject right down the street from my house and this photo is older. Today after the storm at about 4pm, "the magic hour" I grabed my camera and off to the farm I went! The light after a storm is always spectacular but the light from a setting sun after a storm, well, it just doesn't get any better!  I will work on those photo's next week.  

Monday, November 22, 2010

original oil painting: Cup of Tea

6 x 6 oil on canvas panel
I love drinking tea in the afternoon. When I was a teenager my friends and I drank so much tea. I bet we drank 4 or 5 cups a day. Tea and cigarette's, better then cigarette's and chocolate milk. I expect only a few will get that reference. No wonder we stayed up so late on school nights! 

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Original Oil Painting: Rice Bowl

6 x 6 oil on canvas panel
I was inspired this morning to paint this white bowl from a favorite artist's daily painting. Duane Keiser painted a white cup on a white background. It was stunning to say the least. You can view it from the link on the right hand side of my blog, under "my favorite artists". You will not be disappointed.  

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

oil painting: What's For Lunch

I will give you a hint. It's not Progresso...
I have always wanted to paint this soup can. I wonder why....hmmm. Anyway tomorrow maybe I will add a bowl or spoon or just go crazy and paint them all! :)