Angel of Hope and Light
because the world just needs more of it
and Iris Dance
because I am in love with flowers and have quite an addiction problem.
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Original oil painting by Karen Tarlton Angel of Hope and Light and Iris Dance
Wildlife Painting | Blue Heron Art | Small Oil Painting | Daily Painting | Flight by Carol Schiff | 6x18x1.5 Oil
I was standing on the dock with my camera when this gorgeous Great Blue Heron flew towards me and landed on the railing nearby. My lucky day! I snapped several photos of this beautiful specimen and have painted him twice.
I was thrilled to get a photograph of him flying, something that usually doesn't work out for me.
I used my palette knife to obtain the texture of the water.
You may remember seeing this first painting a short time ago.
I don't think this bird was friendly so much......just determined. Behind me on the dock were several fishermen and he was hoping for an effortless meal.
Thanks for reading my blog today.
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I used my palette knife to obtain the texture of the water.
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I don't think this bird was friendly so much......just determined. Behind me on the dock were several fishermen and he was hoping for an effortless meal.
Thanks for reading my blog today.
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com
Horse 54 Summer Twilight, Contemporary Horse Painting by Texas Artist Laurie Pace
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Horse 54 Summer Twilight
Size: 9 x 12 Mixed Media on Canvas Board
But Ruth replied, “Don’t urge me to leave you or to turn back from you. Where you go I will go, and where you stay I will stay. Your people will be my people and your God my God. Ruth 1:16
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BOAT/20 by Kim McAninch
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Boat /20
24" x 48"
oil on 2" stretched Belgian linen
07/22/2014
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The mission was a boat with shoreline reflection in turquoise and greys
and a little green with a cool Hampton feel.
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Monday, July 21, 2014
"Mountain Yellow" Original Aspen Tree Colorado Mountain Landscape Painting by Colorado Impressionist Judith Babcock
16x20 Oil on Canvas/Available
Original Aspen Tree Colorado Mountain Landscape Painting
To purchase, contact Judith at lododuo@aol.com
To see more of my work, visit http://judithbabcock.fineartstudioonline.com/
Painting on Sale | Urban Painting | Small Oil Paintings | Walking to Manhattan by Carol Schiff | 6x12 Oil
When I visit New York City, I always walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. It is such an exciting activity and everyone I have introduced it to has enjoyed it. The views are fantastic!
This painting was done from a reference photo taken mid-way across the Brooklyn Bridge. The view is of the Manhattan Bridge.
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This painting was done from a reference photo taken mid-way across the Brooklyn Bridge. The view is of the Manhattan Bridge.
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Great Jones, NYC by Ann Gorbett
Great Jones, NYC
40" x 30" x 2"
Oil with a palette knife on Ampersand Gessobord
To read more about this painting, visit my blog anngorbett.blogspot.com. Thanks!
1575 High Winds Plein Air Alla Prima
I am just getting around to posting it, the planning board has been having meetings about this spot, its a park next to the Episcopal church by the river. The church is talking about doing something else with it, not sure what, its pretty confusing to me. I don't really understand politics that well. As far as I can tell it probably won't stay the same. Whether it will be nicer or worse I don't know. I do like it the way it is. I don't know if I will want to paint it again if they turn it into a tall building or baseball diamond or put fences up.
There was some talk about a dock out into the river which would be nice. I hope the palms and banyan tree can be left alone.
The painting is 8 x10 inches oil on masonite. It is in a plain oak frame which is optional, I will sell it without the frame too. The shadow from the frame can be seen on the right. $400.
PALETTE KNIFE PAINTING TUTORIAL by TOM BROWN, plus $! AUCTION
Click HERE for my PALETTE KNIFE TUTORIAL
This Downloadable Tutorial on Palette Knife Painting is a Digital Booklet with 48 pages and more than 60 full color illustrations. You can view it on your computer or tablet, or print and make it into a booklet.
In it I’ll show you everything you need to know to begin
knife-painting right away, and have FUN doing it. And I even include a gallery
of additional ideas, images and tips to keep you moving forward.
Students in my workshops are always amazed at how easy it is to create
beautiful paintings with the palette knife. Even first time beginners succeed
every time when they are shown the right way to do it.
This is just like attending one of my
workshops, but you can do
it in the comfort of your own home. And you can work at your own pace, stopping
and starting whenever you want. I’ll be right here guiding you every step of
the way.
Reflections on the Art Journey - Pocket Full of Dreams Geraniums - Flower Paintings by Nancy Medina
Pocket Full of Dreams Geraniums
by Nancy Medina
20X16
Oil on Archival Panel
My new video
The geranium obsession continues in Flower Mound Studio, as the only flowers blooming well in my garden after all these rains are my pink and red geraniums. I've been home for a few weeks in a row, a rarity in my schedule, and have been thinking a lot about this art journey. I still have those times I get very worried and scared about just being
an artist and trying to make ends meet. But I am still glad I left my
job as a magazine editor to become a full time artist. One year ago, I
was trapped on the corporate treadmill, and said to myself, Life is so
very short. I knew I was taking a huge risk and I know every day is a
risk, but I just had to go with what my heart and soul were telling me
to do - paint and teach. I don't know where this journey ends, but I do
know I will never be someone who lays on their deathbed wondering, "what
if...." I'll always be glad I took this leap. Even if I do end up
living in a cardboard box under the interstate! At least my little
cardboard sign asking for chocolate, handouts, and dogfood for the pugs
will be really, really pretty with flowers on it. :0) Ha!!
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