Showing posts with label orange flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label orange flowers. Show all posts

Monday, June 13, 2016

Abstract Flowers in reds and orange by Marion Hedger


Every now and then I get the urge to try abstracts. I am thinking about embarking on a series of large ones, but while I'm mulling this over in my head, here is a reminder of my colourful abstract florals, see the original post Here. The top two are 6x8" box canvas and the other two are 6x6" painted on gessoed panel. All are in oils and painted using a knife.

They are available in my Etsy shop

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Friday, February 12, 2016

Orange Combo, Abstract Floral painting by Marion Hedger

Orange Combo still life, palette knife painting.
Original oil painting by Marion Hedger
18x24cm approx 7"x10", 
oil on 3mm thick MDF canvas panels.

Brighten up an empty space in your home with this original impressionist still life painting of orange flowers set off by the green leaves and blue background. This painting has texture which can be seen in the close-up photo.

An ideal gift for gardeners, flower arrangers, flower girls or just flower lovers (and who isn't?)

And how it might look framed



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Friday, August 21, 2015

The Red, White and Blue 12 X 16 Oil by Ann McCann



I thought it would be interesting to see my painting juxtaposed with the photo I used.  Above is the photo I took of this wonderful bouquet that was arranged for the 4th of July (at my gym!).  I loved the flag in the background but thought the painting would be too busy with it in it.  So, below is my painting.  I see that I left out that floppy thing on the lower right!


12 X 16" oil on linen panel 

Available at Antique Row in Dallas, 5013West Lovers Lane.

See the rest of my work at http://annmccann.net 
Contact me at alouisemccann@gmail.com.


Monday, April 6, 2015

Friday, February 6, 2015

"Gerbera Daisies" Original Oil Painting by Hallie Kohn Art

Here is a fine example of what my work looks like if I go at it with zero plan. I had some photos of these flowers, but was just thinking about a combination of what I had. The Gerbera Daisy is not a flower that I am super familiar with. I just went at it and this is what I ended up with. :)

Things that I like are the colors, the composition, the looseness, the spontaneity... I loved using the brush and just mixing as I went, but I have to say brush on smooth panels is a challenge for me. I thought about adding some knife marks to this one, and still may.

Still LOVE painting on black and seeing the bright colors pop. This was really just me having some fun. Sometimes I need a break from trying to be a serious artist! 

8x10 on 1/8" museum quality panel






















Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Ikebana 4 - Burnt Orange Chrysanthemums oil painting by Marion Hedger

Ikebana 4 - Burnt Orange Chrysanthemums
Oil on canvas panel
24x30 cm (approx 10x12inch)
Palette knife painting 100€, international shipping included
The last of the Ikebana quartet, (but I have reworked No.2 and will post that tomorrow). I enjoyed painting this group of flowers, keeping things very loose and free and using lots of paint.
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Thursday, August 29, 2013

Orange Flowers Palette Knife Oil Painting by Judy Mackey

"Orange Flowers"
30" x  24" x 1.5", Oil on Canvas
Available for purchase at Muse Co and Fine Art Gallery in Roswell, GA.
Website:  JudyMackey.com
Email: CLICK HERE
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Friday, May 18, 2012

Fresh as a Daisy by Pamela Blaies

18" x 24"
Oil on Canvas

Spring cleaning has been in full gear for me these past two weeks. I've had many projects going on, and after only a few more, everything will be "fresh as a daisy" around here. Speaking of daisies - they sure brighten up a room and they last and last. Their layered petals are especially fun to paint. I love to give them lots of texture. These bright orange daisies seem to be smiling in their setting. Surrounded by blues and greens, they radiate warmth and energy.

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Monday, May 14, 2012

Mother's Day Flowers by Pamela Blaies

24" x 18"
Oil on Canvas

I had a wonderful Mother's Day. I talked to my mom and was pampered by my sweet family. I arranged this bunch of Gerbera daisies on Mother's Day. I just love the gorgeous color. Of course, I can't just sit the flowers on the counter to enjoy - I must paint them first! An old-fashioned Ball jar is the perfect complement and the napkin shows off the subtle blue color of the glass.

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Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Orange Roses on Blue

Orange Roses on Blue
Oil on Canvas
5" x 7"

Lush and decadent orange roses, with touches of peach to soften their boldness, beautifully contrast with the calm blue of the background. The heavy texture of the petals gives them a sculpture-like quality as they come alive on the canvas.

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