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Showing posts with label bunny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bunny. Show all posts
Saturday, August 31, 2019
Friday, April 5, 2019
Easter bunny and puppy paintings by Karen Tarlton palette knife impressionism
Happy Spring!
Adorable bunnies and puppies and other whimsical animals this week....
Labels:
bunny,
Easter Bunny,
puppy painting
Thursday, August 11, 2016
"The Morning-After Bunny" by Lynda Cookson
I was away in the UK in Milly the Motorhome for the whole of July which meant no palette knife paintings or oils for me ... but Calligraphy inks instead. I had loads of fun with this new medium learning how to use it, and letting it do its own thing on the paper. "The Morning-After Bunny" is so named because of the expression on his face! Click to purchase this characterful little character.
Thursday, August 20, 2015
Daily Painting, "Bunny", 6x8, Oil
My youngest grandson was visiting our home when he spied this rabbit in our yard. He and his Mom are really big animal lovers.
So, when we found this rabbit, I grabbed the camera and got out of the way. Trevor managed to get a very nice shot of it through the window.
He was very excited when I surprised him with this little painting, and today, it hangs in a place of honor in his bedroom.
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So, when we found this rabbit, I grabbed the camera and got out of the way. Trevor managed to get a very nice shot of it through the window.
He was very excited when I surprised him with this little painting, and today, it hangs in a place of honor in his bedroom.
Monday, July 13, 2015
Daily Painting, "Bunny", 6x8, Oil
My youngest grandson was visiting our home when he spied this rabbit in our yard. He and his Mom are really big animal lovers.
So, when we found this rabbit, I grabbed the camera and got out of the way. Trevor managed to get a very nice shot of it through the window.
He was very excited when I surprised him with this little painting, and today, it hangs in a place of honor in his bedroom.
![]() |
| NFS |
So, when we found this rabbit, I grabbed the camera and got out of the way. Trevor managed to get a very nice shot of it through the window.
He was very excited when I surprised him with this little painting, and today, it hangs in a place of honor in his bedroom.
Sunday, April 5, 2015
Daily Painting, "Bunny", 6x8, Oil
My youngest grandson was visiting our home when he spied this rabbit in our yard. He and his Mom are really big animal lovers.
So, when we found this rabbit, I grabbed the camera and got out of the way. Trevor managed to get a very nice shot of it through the window.
He was very excited when I surprised him with this little painting, and today, it hangs in a place of honor in his bedroom.
![]() |
| NFS |
So, when we found this rabbit, I grabbed the camera and got out of the way. Trevor managed to get a very nice shot of it through the window.
He was very excited when I surprised him with this little painting, and today, it hangs in a place of honor in his bedroom.
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
"Raccoon & Rabbit" Original Oil Paintings by Hallie Kohn Art
Recently purchased some beautiful birch cradled panels and some lighter R&F Pigment Sticks to work with. I decided to paint playfully and thought a raccoon would be perfect--who wouldn't love that face and tail? It seemed to need a companion, so decided to paint a long-eared lop bunny on the other panel.
I love these Ampersand Gessoboards that are "Made from sustainable forest products that ensure the protection of wildlife, plants, soil and water, Gessobord is formaldehyde-free and contains no harmful volatile organic compounds." Perfect for a child's room or play space and adorable together!
10x10 on 3/4" Museum Quality Cradled Panel
www.halliekohnart.com
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