Showing posts with label Daily paintings by Marion Hedger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daily paintings by Marion Hedger. Show all posts

Saturday, September 10, 2016

Sunday, June 26, 2016

A Host of Golden Daffodils - Original Oil Painting - Daffodil Fenceline by Marion Hedger 7x10

 Daffodil Fenceline by Marion Hedger
Oil on 3mm thick Italian canvas MDF panel
18x24cm (approx 7"x10")
© Marion Hedger, all rights reserved.
A gorgeous spring scene of a field of daffodils. Who doesn't appreciate the cheery yellow colour of daffodils in the spring?

Sold unframed but can be hung in a standard frame without glass.

The edge of the panel has been painted black, so the painting will look great in a floating frame or displayed on a small easel like this:



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Sunday, June 15, 2014

Distant Mountain oil Palette knife painting by Marion Hedger

Distant Mountain Palette knife painting
by Marion Hedger
15x15cm (6x6")
Oil on box (gallery wrapped) canvas
This painting is available by auction on Dailypaintworks
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A close-up of the surface


Monday, June 9, 2014

Summer Colours, Container flower painting by Marion Hedger, Oil Palette knife painting

Summer Colours, Container flower painting
by Marion Hedger
Oil Palette knife painting
25x30cm (10"x12") on box canvas (gallery wrapped)
The edges are painted black so can be hung without a frame
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I was very good this year and potted up my containers early. My reward is a beautiful, colourful display on my patio.

Some close-ups of the palette knife work



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Wednesday, May 14, 2014

Cork Oak Tree Stage 1- Work in progress palette knife oil painting by Marion Hedger

Cork Tree (Working Title) Work in Progress
Stage 1
Oil palette knife painting
30x60 cm 12x24 inch
It's iris time again. Every year we take a trip over to an iris nursery near Hyeres. It's quite a trip so we usually take the opportunity to travel around and take in a some of the countryside. This year was no exception. Part of our travels takes us through the Maures national park which is full of oak cork trees and sweet chestnut trees. I always take loads of photos, of course, and plenty of the cork trees.

We last went around this area last September and I painted this cork tree painting
 Cork Sentinels available in my Etsy shop

About Today's Painting
For today's painting I needed a long canvas. I had a 30x60 cm canvas with a partly  painted lily on it. I lost interest in the lily and it has been sitting on my 'to be finished pile' for about 2 years. As it was only as far as the underpainting stage the acrylic layer was quite thin and made an ideal surface for painting my cork tree. 
Stage 1
I wiped a thin layer of linseed oil over the canvas before mapping out the shape of the tree. After roughly indicating the outline of the tree I filled in the sky spaces. I used a mixture of ultramarine blue, ocean blue and white which was a mixture of underpainting white, this dries super fast, and titanium white. My intention was to start darker at the top, move through to light blue and indicate more cloud at the bottom. I also paid attention to the sky spaces making sure they were all different shapes and sizes and all abstract. I wasn't too fussed about covering all of the old painting - perhaps the colour peeping through would add 'something'.

It's funny, but I find the effect of the old painting on the tree trunk oddly interesting!
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Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Stately Irises - oil painting on box canvas by Marion Hedger

stately Irises Impasto palette knife painting
by Marion Hedger
Oil on box canvas (1.5cm deep)
15x20cm (6"x8")
Available in my Etsy store
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Spring, I love this time of year. After the tulips die down, the irises are the next to appear. As well as the dark blue border irises, these pale purple irises are amongst the first of the irises to appear. They are tall, and although not as showy as the bearded irises, they give a beautiful purple haze under the citrus trees.

About this painting
I painted this in a loose impasto style, dancing around the canvas with my palette knife, aiming more for the purple glow than true representation of the irises.

Some Close-ups of the knife work


Tuesday, April 29, 2014

Red Roses Still Life Palette knife painting by Marion Hedger Oil on deep box canvas

Red roses still life 
Palette knife painting by Marion Hedger
Oil on deep box canvas
30x30x 3.5 cm (12x12x1.5 inch)
The sides are painted blue so it can be hung without a frame for a contemporary look.
Available for purchase
I couldn't resist painting these beautiful red roses. This painting is lively, colourful and has loads of texture. It would make a great Mother's Day gift.

Some close-ups of the knife work



Saturday, April 26, 2014

Abstract Tulips floral painting Palette knife painting by Marion Hedger


Abstract Tulips floral painting
Palette knife painting by Marion Hedger
18x24cm (approx 7"x10")
Oil on canvas board
Available in my Etsy shop

This was painted while the tulips were in their prime brightening up the garden. It started out as impressionist/realism but I got carried away. I took a palette knife to the surface and swiped it over the painting. This gave a lovely loose abstract feel. A few lines finished off the painting.

Some close-ups




Tuesday, April 1, 2014

SOLD - End of Summer, Provence Vineyard by Marion Hedger

End of Summer, Provence Vineyard by Marion Hedger
18x24cm (approx 7"x10")
Oil on canvas panel
Palette Knife painting
This painting is sold and will soon be on it's way to California.
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Wednesday, March 26, 2014

SOLD - Autumn Explosion Landscape Silver birches in autumn by Marion Hedger

Autumn Explosion Landscape
Silver birches in autumn by Marion Hedger
Palette knife painting
18x24cm on canvas panel

In this painting I wanted to give the illusion of the confusion of colours that can occur in a woodland during Autumn. I went a bit wild with the palette knife putting in juicy dabs of colour.

This painting is now SOLD and on its way to the UK.

A companion piece to this painting is  Autumn Silver Birches

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Monday, March 24, 2014

Sunflower Duo Oil Painting miniature treasure by Marion Hedger

Sunflower Duo Oil Painting
Palette knife painting
10x10cm (4"x4") oil on panel
Available on Daily Paintworks

Another miniature treasure painting. This time 4"x4". This painting has lots of impasto texture.
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Saturday, March 22, 2014

Unkempt 1 - Abandoned Lavender Field Take 1 WIP by Mairon Hedger

Unkempt 1 - Abandoned Lavender Field 1 WIP
Oil Palette knife painting by Marion Hedger
24x30cm oil on canvas panel
(Note: This photo has come up much brighter than the actual painting)

When visiting the lavender fields in Provence, there are always a certain number of them which seem to be abandoned and left to go wild. This always fascinates me - maybe it's the chaos amongst the order of the normally straight rows that intrigues me.

I first painted a similar scene last September see HERE. I have someone interested in a larger version but with more poppies in the front, so, never needing an excuse to paint the lavender fields, I decided to try a couple of versions. This is the first one and still needs some more work to make the fields recede more.
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Thursday, March 20, 2014

SOLD - Where Poppies and Lavender Meet Provence Landscape painting by Marion Hedger

Where Poppies and Lavender Meet
By Marion Hedger
15x15cm (6"x6")
oil on box canvas
This painting is SOLD
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An abstracted view of the lavender fields. I like the way this painting 'moves', if you can say a painting moves! I fell like it invites your eye to travel into the scene in a meandering way.

This painting is on it's way to California. Thank you to the purchaser.

Wednesday, March 19, 2014

Almond Blossom work in progress oil painting by Marion Hedger

Almond Blossom Palette knife oil painting WIP
by Marion Hedger
24x30cm (approx 10x12inch)
Oil on Canvas Panel
Work in Progress

As you read this I shall be on my way to Japan. Hopefully the cherry blossom will be in bloom and I will come away with heaps of photos to work from when I get back. I may also do some sketching while I am there, although I am very hesitant about sketching/painting outside in full view.

To get me in the mood, I cut some of my almond blossom an placed it in this vase. The vase is from a set of three, all slightly different but all with odd angled sides. Talk about making things difficult to paint! This painting is not quite finished - I still have to work on the branch on the table and, now that I see the photo, alter the stem on the left.

Contact me about this, or any other painting HERE
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Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Provence Lavender Fields Palette knife painting by Marion Hedger

Provence Lavender Fields
Palette knife painting by Marion Hedger
Oil on narrow gallery wrapped canvas
23 x 30 cm (approx 9x12 inch)
Available in my Etsy Store
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Here are some close-ups of the knife work

Saturday, March 15, 2014

Three Roses Palette Knife Painting in Oil by Marion Hedger

Three Roses Palette Knife Painting
Oil on MDF canvas panel by Marion Hedger
15cmx15cm (6"x6") 
Available on Daily Paintworks

 This painting has a tactile impasto surface giving it a 3D look.
The edges of the panel have been painted black so it can be displayed on a plate stand. This painting would also look good in a floating frame.

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 Some close-ups of the knife work






Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Poppy Flower Carpet by Marion Hedger palette knife painting in oil

Poppy Flower Carpet by Marion Hedger
Palette Knife Painting
20x15cm (8x6inch) 
oil on box canvas
Available on Daily Paintworks

You may recognise this scene, it is my favourite scene of the poppy fields.

I have purchase the latest book by Richard Schmid, Alla Prima 11 and my head is so full of what I read, I decided to relax with my one of my favs.


Some close-ups of the painting



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