Showing posts with label edges in oil painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label edges in oil painting. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 12, 2019

Expressive Brushwork Workshop



"Tootsie Pops" 6x6
SOLD

I am excited to be teaching my "Expressive Brushwork" Workshop at North River Arts Society, this Saturday. 

As seen in these examples, I limit and vary my brushstrokes so as to keep them fresh. We will focus on edges and transitions practicing with still life items.
This one day workshop will take place from 9:30 - 3:30 with a break for lunch. 
All levels welcome! NO pressure.
Bring your sense of humor and leave your inner critic behind. 

Follow this link to sign up.


"Over Economy Mountain"

 "South River Marsh" 16x20  block in 

 "South River Marsh" 16x20  finish


Saturday, September 01, 2018

Girls Just Wanna Paint August Challenge: Edges

"Edges" paper collage 5x7

Cut paper has edges and I enjoy a little cutting and 
pasting now and then.
Check out Girls Just Wanna Paint to see this month's interpretations.

Wednesday, March 09, 2011

California Palm

$100 plus $10 S&H


This fabulous scene from the mountains of California was painted from a photo by one of my blogger friends, Shelley Smart who kindly allowed me to use it as reference. Shelley is originally a Maine girl who resides on the West Coast and paints and photographs the beach out there.
I am enthralled by the beauty of the greenery against the snow capped mountains. I rarely do this but I'm posting two photos of this because much of the subtlety is lost in the photos. One is untouched and is warmer and one is Photo Shopped for contrast and it cooler. The actually painting is somewhere in the middle.
Photo Shopped

Sunday, May 31, 2009

Is it White?

White is a serious challenge because, of course, it picks up all the color around it. However, it's rarely ever, straight from the tube, white. I took this painting farther but, it was over worked, so I'm just posting the block in. This is one reason I try to photograph stages of paintings especially if I have a good start. If I veer off, I can sometimes reclaim what I had going. I have a blizzard of white pottery and glass objects that await me, and you.
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