Showing posts with label contemporary aspens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label contemporary aspens. Show all posts

Thursday, August 28, 2014

Winter Aspens by Kay Wyne


Winter Aspens
30" x 24" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas
Contemporary Palette Knife Painting
This painting just found a new home in Dallas!  The colors are toned down and earthy compared to my usual palette.  Layers and layers of oils were applied with the palette knife so there is texture on the canvas.  The sides are painted, so framing is optional....it is ready to hang!  Thanks for looking.....Contact Kay with any comments or questions concerning my art.  Stay cool.  KMW

Sunday, December 15, 2013

Blowing In The Wind by Kay Wyne


Blowing In The Wind
30" x 40" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas
Contemporary Palette Knife Painting
This abstract aspen painting has clean, 
crisp colors and lots of texture.  This
canvas size would is great if you are 
needing art above a fireplace or sofa.
Contact Kay for purchasing info.
Have a great day....KMW

Thursday, September 19, 2013

Inviting by Kay Wyne


Inviting
24" x 36" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas
Contemporary Palette Knife Painting
Thick layers of paint cover the canvas, giving it color and texture.  My inspiration for this painting was a field of aspens in Evergreen, Colorado.  Sharon and I stayed on a working ranch, and had plenty of wildlife and beautiful landscape to paint.  Contact Kay Wyne for purchasing information.  This painting is drying at the studio, but needs a new home!  Thanks, Kay
working on for tomorrow's post. KMW

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

On Fire by Kay Wyne

On Fire
Oil on 48" x 48" Gallery Wrap Canvas
Contemporary Abstract Palette Knife Painting
On Fire not only describes this painting, but my day. I had a cluster goof-ups that happened over and over...It must been the red hot Texas heat getting to me. On Fire is a contemporary abstract painting that started out as a horizon painting....and the horizon is there. But, I saw trees in a cluster.....and then they were on fire. So if you stand back from the painting and look at it, you can see the forest, the fire in several places smoldering, and the smoke. This was an exciting painting to paint because it was constantly changing. I used a limited color palette along with the palette knife. When you are viewing this painting up close, you can see the depth and the texture. Thanks for viewing this blog and my art! Kay
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