Showing posts with label blue and white art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blue and white art. Show all posts

Thursday, May 9, 2013

Colorful Cast Shadows by Pamela Blaies


6" x 6"
oil on linen panel

I painted this one pretty fast and loose and it was a lot of fun. I think I'm getting the hang of cast shadows from colored glass. I also like the scumbling effect I got with the highlights of the white napkin. It gives it nice texture and a feeling of energy.

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Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Daylilies and Cobalt by Pamela Blaies


6" x 6"
oil on linen

I had to cut these Daylilies, from my yard, pretty short for this little bud vase. But I really wanted to put them with cobalt blue for a striking combination. I put the light source behind the setup and down pretty low. It not only made the cobalt glass cast vivid shadows onto the white napkin, but also illuminated the top Daylily from behind which gave it an orange glow.

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Sunday, May 5, 2013

Brown Eggs by Pamela Blaies


Scrambled or Fried?
6" x 6"
oil on linen

Here are some more brown eggs - I just love the colors I see when the light hits them. They warm up this painting full of cool blues and greens.

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Friday, May 3, 2013

You Have to Know These Things When You're a King by Pamela Blaies


6" x 6"
oil on linen panel

Why are some eggs brown and some are white? Apparently, it's all about the chicken. Hens with white feathers and earlobes produce white eggs and those with red feathers and red earlobes produce brown shelled eggs. I didn't even know chickens had earlobes! My husband often uses this appropriate Monty Python quote, "You have to know theses things when you are a king."

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Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Watch a New Painting Demo by Pamela Blaies

6" x 6"
oil on linen panel

Click HERE to see my newest video of petite painting #6 of 100 from my Petite Painting Project. Feel free to share it!

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Tuesday, April 2, 2013

A Little Coffee with your Sugar? by Pamela Blaies


oil on linen
6" x 6"

This painting is definitely me! I like a little coffee in my sugar:) The sugar cubes were fun to paint, full of so many different colors. Using my palette knife, I was able to get the sharp edges on some of the cubes and give it a little fun texture.

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Monday, April 1, 2013

Petite Painting Project by Pamela Blaies


6" x 6"
oil on linen

Easter weekend was a special time with my family and I was thankful to be reminded again of my blessings.  Now that April is here, I'm excited to announce a new project I've been planning for a while called the Petite Painting Project. Over the next several months, I will be painting 100 pint-sized paintings that I will post to my blog and share on dailypaintworks.com.    I know it is April Fool's day today, but this is no joke!

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Saturday, June 30, 2012

Abstract Ocean Series 4, Palette Knife Seascape by California Janet Bludau


12" x 12"
Oil on Archival Panel
Set into a simple, gallery floater frame that can be permanent or changed easily
$300
I have used a softer palette this time with my Ocean Series.  Hopefully your computer monitor 
is showing the blues and lavenders.  
Email me for another photo if needed, questions or purchase:  Bludauart@gmail.com

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Thursday, December 1, 2011

"Climbing Trees IV" - winter birch tree painting by Niki Gulley


“Climbing Trees IV” ©2011 Niki Gulley
40” x 30” oil on canvas

Growing up in the midwest, I loved the first snowfall of the year when everything would get a beautiful dusting of pristine white powder, including even the tiniest of branches in the treetops above. If you caught that moment early enough in the morning before anything had disturbed the intricate frosted web, it was just magical. Then the sun would start rising and peeking through the limbs, and everything would sparkle like diamonds. In Climbing Trees, I wanted to capture that brief beautiful moment when the sunlight dances through the icing on the treetops and you can feel yourself looking up in wonderment just like you did when you were a kid.

E-mail me at Niki@NikiGulley.com for more information on Climbing Trees.

Or, visit my website at NikiGulley.com to see more of my contemporary birch and aspen tree oil paintings.
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