This is one of my paintings from the Sedona Plein Air Invitational. I didn't have the values quite deep enough, but I loved the colors and composition. So, I repainted some of this one today. This was painted during the quick draw at Tlaquepaque, a unique shopping area. It has the feel of old Mexican buildings. There are so many things to paint in this area.
I took off during the middle of the day to grocery shop, ride my bike, etc. By the time I finished the painting it was too dark to photograph. I will rephotograph it in the morning and replace the photo. The colors are wonderful in this painting.
Talk to you all tomorrow.
Becky Joy
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Monday, October 31, 2011
BECKY JOY plein air quick draw oil landscape painting
I paint. Using oils and recently rediscovering pastels I paint primarily landscapes in plein air and the studio. I'm known for my sunsets and skies. I'm passionate about passing on what I have learned from nationally known artists in workshops that I teach.
GIRL PORTRAIT with BRIGHT BACKGROUND by OLGA WAGNER
This is an older painting that I re-worked the background and the hair on...It's fun to take older work that is so-so and breathe new life into...
BEAUTY
8x10 Oil on Canvas Panel
BEAUTY
8x10 Oil on Canvas Panel
Abstract Bar Scene at Crystal Cove by Deborah Harold
6x6 Palette knife work on Artisan Panel
$200
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I will be forever grateful that I can paint and hope there is a studio in the next life.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN FROM TOM BROWN
I couldn’t resist; I love painting pumpkins. This morning I decided to stay in the studio and paint this 6x6 inch pair of pumpkins just for fun. It will add a nice touch to the walls today and through Thanksgiving.
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I am an American artist and I host a TV Art Instruction show where I teach studio oil painting and plein air painting in the Impressionist style.
I also teach other artists how to paint through oil painting workshops and art instruction CDs and DVDs.
My Impressionist plein air landscapes, still life compositions, portraits and figure paintings have been represented through prominent galleries for more than 20 years.
My paintings are in corporate collections including the City of Irvine, Sears, Standard Oil, and Coca Cola. My work is often seen in leading art publications like Southwest Art, Art & Antiques, American Art Review, American Art Collector, Art Calendar and others.
I am a former president of the Orange Art Association and past member of the Laguna Plein Air Painters Association and Southern California Plein Air Painters Association.
On my Daily Painter blog I offer affordable small original oil paintings to introduce my work to new and ongoing collectors. Much of my work these days is done on a private commission basis, and I welcome inquiries.
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A Simple Doll by Anne Marie Propst
9 x 12 inch oil on board
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I am an artist from NC who enjoys creating with oil paints. Creating fine art is a continuing growth experience. I am influenced by current and past great artists. Teachers include Karin Jurick, Susan Ogilvie, Alicia Sotherland and Margaret Dyer and the fabulous books of Richard Schmid.
Poppy Painting by Niki Gulley at the Dutch Art Gallery
“Bursting with Color” ©2011 Niki Gulley
Two 24” x 24” textured oil paintings on canvas to form a 24” x 48” diptych
I love it when we are driving leisurely through the countryside and we come across a gorgeous field of wildflowers. The sudden burst of color thrills your senses! Playing with color and texture, I feel like this poppy painting radiates with energy and captures the joy you feel on one of the first beautiful days of spring.
With this series, you can purchase either the left or the right painting to hang alone or display both side by side to form a panorama diptych.
E-mail Niki Gulley for more information on her textured floral paintings.
To see this poppy painting, visit the upcoming "Spirit of Texas" art show at
at Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, TX, running Nov. 4th through Dec. 31st, where it will be on display. dutchartusa.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=390
Or, to see more of Niki Gulley's contemporary oil paintings, visit NikiGulley.com.
at Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, TX, running Nov. 4th through Dec. 31st, where it will be on display. dutchartusa.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=390
Or, to see more of Niki Gulley's contemporary oil paintings, visit NikiGulley.com.
Niki Gulley’s passion for painting began in grade school when she had to draw something as mundane as shoes for art class, and loved every minute of it. Her parents enrolled her in private lessons and she was hooked. Following her childhood in Chicago, Niki relocated to Dallas to pursue an art major at SMU. Since she disliked the freezing Illinois winters, Dallas seemed like the place to stay after graduating.
Next, Gulley entered the world of advertising, working as art director for a local magazine. After a few years passed, Niki felt like something was missing. So she started painting again every free moment. This is what she had been missing and she began to feel fulfilled again.
It is from this feeling of true joy that Niki translates onto canvas. She seeks to capture the beauty of our landscape, utilizing vivid colors in oil paint and pastels to convey a particular mood. Gulley invites you to reconnect with nature and escape day-to-day responsibilities along with her in these creations.
LANDSCAPE ABSTRACT in ACRYLICS by OLGA WAGNER
This one started as a serene beach scene and morphed over time into what you see here.. This one is done in acrylics and as all my other acrylics, it has a nice texture to it.
Shown hanging on my dining room wall
Shown hanging on my dining room wallSunday, October 30, 2011
Truck plein air oil landscape painting by BECKY JOY
Taos, NM truck, plein air oil, 6x8, $75. Click here to bid.
I painted this a while back when I was traveling the high road between Taos and Santa Fe. I've always been a sucker for antique autos. I love the history and the imagination that goes with it. Who drove the truck, where did they live, what kind of lives. You get the picture.I just got back home last night after being in Sedona for the plein air invitational. I worked hard from dawn to sunset and then some. Almost every day I was setting up before the sun rose, then painted all day until the sun set. I even painted at night at Tlaquepaque. The show went well, I sold some and then took some new paintings over to Windrush Gallery in Sedona. I caught up with some old friends and met plenty of new ones. I had a great time and felt that I learned a lot.
Kevin MacPherson gave a lecture about his pond series that was wonderful. His whole series was on exhibition at the Sedona Arts Center. It was wonderful to see in its entirety. I had seen his book before, but of course, the real deal always surpasses the photos.
Today was some catching up with office work and tomorrow some more.
Talk to you later.
Becky Joy
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I paint. Using oils and recently rediscovering pastels I paint primarily landscapes in plein air and the studio. I'm known for my sunsets and skies. I'm passionate about passing on what I have learned from nationally known artists in workshops that I teach.
At the River - PENNY OTWELL
Farmer's Palette #2 OriginalPalette knife work by Deborah Harold
Thanks to the Farmer's Market in Corona Del Mar this lovely bouquet is
available every Saturday. The colors are vibrant and it is always fun to paint from the freshest produce possible.
12x12 Original Palette knife work on Artisan panel.
$500.
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I will be forever grateful that I can paint and hope there is a studio in the next life.
WHITE DRESSAGE STALLION in PALETTE KNIFE by OLGA WAGNER
I had another 16x20 canvas that was ready to..Actually, it was a failed painting from few months ago, that made for a perfect surface to work on using palette knives. The hardest part of this painting was deciding on the color combo for the background. Originally, I was going for something with more drama, but in the end I decided on this eye pleasing combo.
Sides are painted to match the painting.
Sides are painted to match the painting.Holiday Commissions by Karen Tarlton - Original palette knife fine art
This 16x20 oil is on the Cover of Absolutely the Best, a Canadian magazine
I also have work in the magazine which can be viewed inside!
I have been taking orders for holiday commissions and finally finished this large custom painting!
30x40
Oil
There is still plently of time for me to paint a special holiday painting for you. Early contact is appreciated! Holidays are so very busy and oils take time to dry!
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The Arlington Arts Gallery, Arlington Virginia
Galerie Severn, New Orleans Louisiana
The Stonehenge Gallery, Montgomery Alabama, SAC's Gallery, Montgomery Alabama,
KR Designs, Fort Myers,FL
Santa #1 by Anne Marie Propst
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I am an artist from NC who enjoys creating with oil paints. Creating fine art is a continuing growth experience. I am influenced by current and past great artists. Teachers include Karin Jurick, Susan Ogilvie, Alicia Sotherland and Margaret Dyer and the fabulous books of Richard Schmid.
Saturday, October 29, 2011
South 9th Street by Arlon Rosenoff
South 9th Street
11" x 14"
Palette Knife Oil on Panel
I paint primarily with a palette knife because it gives me the opportunity to interact with paint in a very tactile, expressionistic way.
Each viewer of my art is able to gain a strong sense my physical interaction with the paint, with every stroke and manipulation visible forever. The surfaces of my paintings are very telling, sometimes resembling a mosaic of palette knife strokes.
Being blessed with an unusual first name allows me to sign my work with my given name.
PALETTE KNIFE BRIGHT WHITE HORSE PAINTING by OLGA WAGNER
After finishing the lily in powerful shades of red, I wanted to continue with more reds. This painting is based on the Venice Horses of St. Mark, the bronze statues of chariot race horses with the cutest roached manes. Love...Love the power of this color palette. I wander what this would look like on a much larger scale...
Shown drying on my dining room wall
Shown drying on my dining room wallFriday, October 28, 2011
Heron Study II by Roxanne Steed
5"x7" oil on gessoed masonite hardboard
"Man's heart away from nature becomes hard." ~Standing Bear
Yet another study of the marshy area behind Waterford Beach....and some of those wonderful herons that hunt for dinner there!
This painting is available from my DailyPainters.com gallery or send me a message here.
Swimming Dog Series #3 by Anne Marie Propst
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I am an artist from NC who enjoys creating with oil paints. Creating fine art is a continuing growth experience. I am influenced by current and past great artists. Teachers include Karin Jurick, Susan Ogilvie, Alicia Sotherland and Margaret Dyer and the fabulous books of Richard Schmid.
White Rock Lake oil painting by Niki Gulley
9" x 12" oil painting by Niki Gulley at White Rock Lake
I painted this small oil painting at White Rock Lake earlier this week, getting ready for my Plein Air Workshop this weekend. It was a perfect morning – blue skies and a gentle breeze, with an ideal temperature. I was attracted to the multi-colored sailboats and the interesting pattern they formed. With so many boats, I sketched out my composition and then I had to paint very quickly before the light changed – a fun challenge and an enjoyable, peaceful morning.
For more information on this weekend's painting workshop, visit nikigulley.com/?page_id=13.
E-mail Niki@NikiGulley.com.
To see more of my contemporary landscape paintings and local Dallas scenes, visit my website at NikiGulley.com.
Niki Gulley’s passion for painting began in grade school when she had to draw something as mundane as shoes for art class, and loved every minute of it. Her parents enrolled her in private lessons and she was hooked. Following her childhood in Chicago, Niki relocated to Dallas to pursue an art major at SMU. Since she disliked the freezing Illinois winters, Dallas seemed like the place to stay after graduating.
Next, Gulley entered the world of advertising, working as art director for a local magazine. After a few years passed, Niki felt like something was missing. So she started painting again every free moment. This is what she had been missing and she began to feel fulfilled again.
It is from this feeling of true joy that Niki translates onto canvas. She seeks to capture the beauty of our landscape, utilizing vivid colors in oil paint and pastels to convey a particular mood. Gulley invites you to reconnect with nature and escape day-to-day responsibilities along with her in these creations.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
First Snow of Winter - Original oil painting by Karen Tarlton
First Snow
Oil
"The only time I feel alive is when I'm painting."
~Andy Warhol quotes
Somes I have to paint a fresh clean snow scene! Brings me peace of mind like a breathe of fresh air!
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The Stonehenge Gallery, Montgomery Alabama, SAC's Gallery, Montgomery Alabama,
KR Designs, Fort Myers,FL
Fall Colors by Pamela Blaies
24" x 36"
Oil on Canvas
I love fall colors. Fall is emerging in this pastoral scene. An abandoned cottage is surrounded by wild, untended beauty.
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"better days" - A Palette Knife Painting by Dottie T Leatherwood
better days
11" x 14" oil on panel
©2011 DottieLeatherwood
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Earlier this summer while driving through the country, I came upon an abandoned farm. The classic farmhouse with a big front porch and lots of great outbuildings. A beautiful old place...as if the owners had just picked up and left one day and never returned. Nature was slowly taking over and the pasture and buildings were overrun with vines and all manner of plants. The buildings were breaking down and caving in and the plants on the ground were reaching for the sky with wild abandon. Somehow all that worked together to made it an even more lovely scene.
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Born and raised in Savannah, Georgia, I have always had a passion for art. From drawing what must have amounted to thousands of pictures of horses and dogs as a child to studying art in college, it has always been as natural as breathing to me. For the last ten years while my children were small, I ran a successful business painting murals and decorative pieces. Here and there, I would snatch a few moments to paint for myself. Now that my children are older, I have decided to return to my love of painting full time and have studied with artists Andy Braitman, Dreama Tolle Perry and Leslie Saeta. I currently live in Charlotte, North Carolina with my family and a wonderful menagerie of pets.
Tropical Collection, Norfolk Botanical Garden by Roxanne Steed
12"x9" oil on Belgian linen mounted on archival panel
This was the last of the 4 paintings done during the paint-out last week. It feels like so long ago. And coming back home after 2 weeks of travel means a lot of catching up to do at home. I still haven't broken out the paint box yet! But I do plan on some painting time today!
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Ocean Blues by Janet Bludau, Palette Knife Seascapes
6" x 6"
Oil on Board
$75
Soothing Blues and Greens make for a very restful painting. Equally pleasing framed in a traditional frame, a white contemporary floater frame or sitting on a complimentary (from me) easel!
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I can't remember a time that I didn't have an artistic pursuit but I found my true love with painting. Although I enjoy exploring with different techniques and materials, I primarily work in oils with an abstract style. Thick paint placed with a palette knife and strong geometric shapes are often found in my paintings.
After earning a degree in Business Admin/Marketing, I went on to several "Big Girl" corporate jobs and then owned and ran a design business in Hawaii, importing antiques from the mainland. My education was rounded out through the UC Berkeley Extension Art Program and the College of Marin Art and Design Program. I am fortunate to have had wonderful instructors as well as the insightful critiques of my fun, fellow painters.
Ballerina in the Big City by Pamela Blaies
16" x 20"
Oil on Canvas
I came across another vintage ballerina photo. I thought I would share the picture to show how I use inspiration photos. There are lots of things I loved about the photo, but there were a few things that needed to change to make for a nice painting. Besides adding tons of color, I decided to change her hair and make the ballerina a little younger to give more of a modern feel. I also placed her closer to the edge of the canvas, made the windows wider and turned her head slightly. These things really helped the composition and gave it more of a story with her gazing out at the city. Ballerinas are fun to paint!
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Original oil painting - Pretty Peacock - impressionism impasto by Karen Tarlton
16x20 in Oil
Almost like sculpture the paint is so thick in some places....dry and ready to ship.
"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act but a habit."
~ Jane Austen My Blog: http://www.karensfineart.blogspot.com/
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The Arlington Arts Gallery, Arlington Virginia
Galerie Severn, New Orleans Louisiana
The Stonehenge Gallery, Montgomery Alabama, SAC's Gallery, Montgomery Alabama,
KR Designs, Fort Myers,FL
"Fall on Hart Prairie" by Kathryn Willis
"Fall on Hart Prairie", 12x16" oil on panel, by Kathryn WillisI'm so glad I got out to paint the aspens last week, because this week they'll all be gone.
Today, there is supposed to be snow on the San Francisco Peaks where this was painted. One of my most important intentions in painting is to interpret my experience in a place, so that I may share some idea of what draws me to a particular place in a particular moment. Hopefully, I have done that.
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I'm Kathy Willis, an Arizona native residing in Flagstaff, a late-comer painter, blogger, and trailrunner. I've long been inspired by my southwest homeland, however it was a life-changing journey walking the 500 mile Camino de Santiago in Spain in celebration of my fiftieth birthday, that I discovered a desire to express myself through art. Now, after several years dabbling in art classes, and sixty fast approaching, the urgency to commit to my painting journey has taken root. As they say, "If not now...When?"
I started this blog to motivate my daily painting practice, more easily share my work, and hopefully encourage other late-comers as well. I will be posting new small paintings at least weekly. Thank you for visiting my blog. Buen Camino
White Rock Lake painting with Niki Gulley
"Bridge to Tomorrow" ©2011 Niki Gulley
12" x 24" textured oil painting
On a peaceful autumn day last fall, I went out to White Rock Lake and captured this beautiful sunset behind the Dallas skyline. I liked the intricacy of the bridge and how it crossed through the composition, connecting the left and the right sides. The sunlight was peaking through the ironwork and various plants in the foreground were back lit, while the water's surface was shimmering from the low light, spreading vivid colors in all directions. A perfect ending to the day!
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Please join me at the Dallas Arboretum and White Rock Lake this weekend for a 2-day painting workshop. I only have two spots left, so e-mail at Niki@NikiGulley.com for more information and to register or visit nikigulley.com/?page_id=13.
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To see more of my contemporary landscape paintings and local Dallas scenes, visit my website at NikiGulley.com.
Niki Gulley’s passion for painting began in grade school when she had to draw something as mundane as shoes for art class, and loved every minute of it. Her parents enrolled her in private lessons and she was hooked. Following her childhood in Chicago, Niki relocated to Dallas to pursue an art major at SMU. Since she disliked the freezing Illinois winters, Dallas seemed like the place to stay after graduating.
Next, Gulley entered the world of advertising, working as art director for a local magazine. After a few years passed, Niki felt like something was missing. So she started painting again every free moment. This is what she had been missing and she began to feel fulfilled again.
It is from this feeling of true joy that Niki translates onto canvas. She seeks to capture the beauty of our landscape, utilizing vivid colors in oil paint and pastels to convey a particular mood. Gulley invites you to reconnect with nature and escape day-to-day responsibilities along with her in these creations.
Swimming Dog Series #2 by Anne Marie Propst
www.artannepropst.com
6 inch square
I am an artist from NC who enjoys creating with oil paints. Creating fine art is a continuing growth experience. I am influenced by current and past great artists. Teachers include Karin Jurick, Susan Ogilvie, Alicia Sotherland and Margaret Dyer and the fabulous books of Richard Schmid.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Morning, Along The Path; Norfolk Botanical Gardens by Roxanne Steed
9"x12" oil on Belgian linen mounted on archival panel
Here's the 3rd painting I completed at the paint-out last week, on Friday morning at the Norfolk Botanical Garden. During early morning, this little gazebo structure is brilliantly lit by the sun, and boy do the shadows seem to change quickly this time of year. I've gotten in the habit of marking in the shadow shapes first, and anything else interesting. If you get those BIG shapes put down first, everything else seems to fall into place!
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Swimming Dog Series #1 by Anne Marie Propst
8 x 10 inch oil on masonite - www.artannepropst.com
I am an artist from NC who enjoys creating with oil paints. Creating fine art is a continuing growth experience. I am influenced by current and past great artists. Teachers include Karin Jurick, Susan Ogilvie, Alicia Sotherland and Margaret Dyer and the fabulous books of Richard Schmid.
Abstract of Santa Cruz by Deborah Harold
While on a recent road trip I had many opportunities to take photos of new scenery, yay!
This was a foggy morning in Santa Cruz. I started out with a brush and ended with the palette knife.
The dreamy abstract nature makes it all the more appealing.
6x6 original on canvas.
$150.00
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I will be forever grateful that I can paint and hope there is a studio in the next life.
"pretty girls" - A Palette Knife Painting by Dottie T Leatherwood
pretty girls
24" x 36" oil on canvas
©2011 DottieLeatherwood
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Two pretty girls basking in the early morning sun.....one bold, the other a bit cautious or maybe she's not shy at all just playing hard to get? Some cows do, you know.
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Born and raised in Savannah, Georgia, I have always had a passion for art. From drawing what must have amounted to thousands of pictures of horses and dogs as a child to studying art in college, it has always been as natural as breathing to me. For the last ten years while my children were small, I ran a successful business painting murals and decorative pieces. Here and there, I would snatch a few moments to paint for myself. Now that my children are older, I have decided to return to my love of painting full time and have studied with artists Andy Braitman, Dreama Tolle Perry and Leslie Saeta. I currently live in Charlotte, North Carolina with my family and a wonderful menagerie of pets.
Forest Road in Fall, by Kathryn Willis
Forest Road in Fall, 12x9" oil on panel, by Kathryn WillisWe are having beautiful fall weather in northern Arizona and I've been outdoors painting several times this week. These days are precious, and I'm pleased to get a few paintings done before the weather turns.
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I'm Kathy Willis, an Arizona native residing in Flagstaff, a late-comer painter, blogger, and trailrunner. I've long been inspired by my southwest homeland, however it was a life-changing journey walking the 500 mile Camino de Santiago in Spain in celebration of my fiftieth birthday, that I discovered a desire to express myself through art. Now, after several years dabbling in art classes, and sixty fast approaching, the urgency to commit to my painting journey has taken root. As they say, "If not now...When?"
I started this blog to motivate my daily painting practice, more easily share my work, and hopefully encourage other late-comers as well. I will be posting new small paintings at least weekly. Thank you for visiting my blog. Buen Camino
Monday, October 24, 2011
Mornin' Sunshine by Pamela Blaies
24" x 36"
Oil on Canvas
Pretty much every day I drive down Glade Road, in my little suburban city. I pass this old tree growing beside a broken-down fence. The other morning, I had to take my daughter to school because she missed the bus. On my way back home, the dazzling early morning light caught my eye as it shined through the tree. I admit I was probably not very cautious as my car careened into the parking lot across the street. But all turned out well and I was able to capture this beautiful scene.
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Penny Otwell Palette Knife Work
I did this painting during the spring here in Yosemite and right before the buds were in full bloom. What I like about these fragrant flowers is their peachy color. In full bloom, they look more white. They smell like Honeysuckle.
Abstract of Pebble Beach Trail by Deborah Harold
While spending time in Carmel this weekend I was able to get hundreds of shots of this fabulous place.
The golf course sits right at the edge of the Pacific Ocean. We lucked out with the weather, and it was a perfect morning to capture the beauty of this amazing place. The little structure was basking in the sun and I thought it a lovely thing to paint. This is just the beginning on my love affair with this most beautiful area.
6x6 original palette knife on Artisan panel
$150.00
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I will be forever grateful that I can paint and hope there is a studio in the next life.
Butterfly Garden at Norfolk Botanical Gardens by Roxanne Steed
12"x12" oil on gessoed masonite artboard
This is the second painting I did last Thursday during the 'Out & About Norfolk' plein air event. I had a quick burger lunch and went back to the Norfolk Botanical Garden since I still had several hours of daylight...and admission still paid for the day! I've spent so much time at these gardens over the years. It is quite a treat for me to return and see what's blooming through the seasons, and changes that have been made over the years.
I did find out on Saturday evening at the show reception, that I had been awarded 2nd Place- with a $750 Memorial Award for the "Japanese Garden" painting! I am so thrilled over this - my head is still swimming over it! The show organizer, Karen Kinser has worked so hard to build this show over the last five years! She has done an amazing job! There's some serious award money, a gorgeous venue along the river at Waterside in Norfolk for the reception, I can go on and on....I plan on submitting work for next year's show!!
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"come sail away" - A Palette Knife Painting by Dottie T Leatherwood
come sail away
18" x 24" oil on canvas
©2011 DottieLeatherwood
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Here's a little bit of summer to get you through the winter........
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Born and raised in Savannah, Georgia, I have always had a passion for art. From drawing what must have amounted to thousands of pictures of horses and dogs as a child to studying art in college, it has always been as natural as breathing to me. For the last ten years while my children were small, I ran a successful business painting murals and decorative pieces. Here and there, I would snatch a few moments to paint for myself. Now that my children are older, I have decided to return to my love of painting full time and have studied with artists Andy Braitman, Dreama Tolle Perry and Leslie Saeta. I currently live in Charlotte, North Carolina with my family and a wonderful menagerie of pets.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Life in Circles # 30, 6x6x7/8 Canvas, $47.00 a CLUB 47 Painting, Original Palette Knife Abstract Painting by Colorado Artist Kimberly Conrad
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"Art and music are to my soul, as food and water are to my body. I believe that they are two of God's most precious gifts to His children. As the author and giver of creativity, through these gifts, He has given us a portion of Himself. He created the very first canvas, magnificently painted it, and brought it to life" I am a full time artist, dividing my time between painting and teaching in my Colorado studio. Having painted on most every surface imaginable, at this time I work primarily on canvas, board, and paper. Though my style remains quite diverse, I believe I have the heart of an Abstract Expressionist, or even more accurately, an Action Expressionist, as I am most definitely an "action painter". Each painting is a journey , dictated by primarily by my current thoughts and emotions, be they happy, sad, peaceful or frenzied.It is a mysterious relationship, and is thrilling when the painting finally reveals itself, and our private journey becomes a story to share.
BRIGHT LILY - TEXTURED WITH PALETTE KNIFE by OLGA WAGNER
Here is a re-vamped lily - with much more in your face textured color palette...The older rendition, though nice, did not scream "me"...Way too safe and boring...
Close-up of texture
Original (2009 version)
Close-up of texture
Original (2009 version)White House Daily oil painting by BECKY JOY
"The White House" 5x7 oil landscape $75. Click here to bid.
I painted this from a photo taken in Southern Arizona. I like quirkly, ramshackle buildings. I thought the garbage can added to the sense of scruffiness. I used both a palette knife and brush on this painting. Some paintings I feel lend themselves to more work with the palette knife. This was one of those.
Online workshops starting Nov 7, 4 week sessions $150.
Becky Joy
http://artworkshopsonline.com
beckyjoy@beckyjoy.com
I paint. Using oils and recently rediscovering pastels I paint primarily landscapes in plein air and the studio. I'm known for my sunsets and skies. I'm passionate about passing on what I have learned from nationally known artists in workshops that I teach.
Painting by Anne Marie Propst
This painting is a palette knife contemporary impressionist work of a ballet pose. It is for sale at my ETSY shop.
6 x 12 inch oil on board
Anne Marie Propst
www.artannepropst.com
I am an artist from NC who enjoys creating with oil paints. Creating fine art is a continuing growth experience. I am influenced by current and past great artists. Teachers include Karin Jurick, Susan Ogilvie, Alicia Sotherland and Margaret Dyer and the fabulous books of Richard Schmid.
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Short Walk To The Beach by Janet Bludau, Abstract Palm Tree Palette Knife Paintings
6" x 12"
Oil on Board
$95 on my website: http://janetbludau.fineartstudioonline.com/
Feel free to email me: bludauart@gmail.com
I can't remember a time that I didn't have an artistic pursuit but I found my true love with painting. Although I enjoy exploring with different techniques and materials, I primarily work in oils with an abstract style. Thick paint placed with a palette knife and strong geometric shapes are often found in my paintings.
After earning a degree in Business Admin/Marketing, I went on to several "Big Girl" corporate jobs and then owned and ran a design business in Hawaii, importing antiques from the mainland. My education was rounded out through the UC Berkeley Extension Art Program and the College of Marin Art and Design Program. I am fortunate to have had wonderful instructors as well as the insightful critiques of my fun, fellow painters.
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