Showing posts with label flower oil painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flower oil painting. Show all posts

Friday, December 23, 2016

Flower Painting | Floral Still Life | Small Oil Painting | Rhododendron by Carol Schiff 6x8 Oil

Still painting flowers!  Hope you have not tired of them yet.  I will try to break up the flower posts with other subject matter, just to keep you awake.

$95 + 6.50


This petite bouquet of rhododendron blossoms grew next to my house in the Blue Ridge Mountains.  I snipped a few and placed them in a jelly jar on my kitchen window sill.  I love the effect of the darkened flowers with the bright light flowing in behind them.



My goal with these little works is to keep strong basic shapes and let the viewer's eye fill in missing pieces.  As you can see from this photo, the paint is thick and the strokes are few.

Happy Morning to you!
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com

Saturday, October 29, 2016

Flower Painting | Floral Still Life | Small Oil Painting | Rhododendron by Carol Schiff 6x8 Oil

Still painting flowers!  Hope you have not tired of them yet.  I will try to break up the flower posts with other subject matter, just to keep you awake.

$95 + 6.50


This petite bouquet of rhododendron blossoms grew next to my house in the Blue Ridge Mountains.  I snipped a few and placed them in a jelly jar on my kitchen window sill.  I love the effect of the darkened flowers with the bright light flowing in behind them.



My goal with these little works is to keep strong basic shapes and let the viewer's eye fill in missing pieces.  As you can see from this photo, the paint is thick and the strokes are few.

Happy Morning to you!
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com

Thursday, October 22, 2015

Flower Painting | Floral Still Life | Small Oil Painting | Rhododendron by Carol Schiff 6x8 Oil

Still painting flowers!  Hope you have not tired of them yet.  I will try to break up the flower posts with other subject matter, just to keep you awake.

$95 + 6.50


This petite bouquet of rhododendron blossoms grew next to my house in the Blue Ridge Mountains.  I snipped a few and placed them in a jelly jar on my kitchen window sill.  I love the effect of the darkened flowers with the bright light flowing in behind them.



My goal with these little works is to keep strong basic shapes and let the viewer's eye fill in missing pieces.  As you can see from this photo, the paint is thick and the strokes are few.

Happy Morning to you!



www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com

Friday, May 22, 2015

Flower Painting | Floral Still Life | Small Oil Painting | Rhododendron by Carol Schiff 6x8 Oil

Still painting flowers!  Hope you have not tired of them yet.  I will try to break up the flower posts with other subject matter, just to keep you awake.

$95 + 6.50


This petite bouquet of rhododendron blossoms grew next to my house in the Blue Ridge Mountains.  I snipped a few and placed them in a jelly jar on my kitchen window sill.  I love the effect of the darkened flowers with the bright light flowing in behind them.



My goal with these little works is to keep strong basic shapes and let the viewer's eye fill in missing pieces.  As you can see from this photo, the paint is thick and the strokes are few.

Happy Morning to you!



www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com

Friday, February 6, 2015

Flower Painting | Floral Still Life | Small Oil Painting | Rhododendron by Carol Schiff 6x8 Oil

Still painting flowers!  Hope you have not tired of them yet.  I will try to break up the flower posts with other subject matter, just to keep you awake.

$95 + 6.50


This petite bouquet of rhododendron blossoms grew next to my house in the Blue Ridge Mountains.  I snipped a few and placed them in a jelly jar on my kitchen window sill.  I love the effect of the darkened flowers with the bright light flowing in behind them.



My goal with these little works is to keep strong basic shapes and let the viewer's eye fill in missing pieces.  As you can see from this photo, the paint is thick and the strokes are few.

Happy Morning to you!



www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com

Wednesday, July 30, 2014

Flower Painting | Floral Still Life | Small Oil Painting | Rhododendron by Carol Schiff 6x8 Oil

Still painting flowers!  Hope you have not tired of them yet.  I will try to break up the flower posts with other subject matter, just to keep you awake.

$95 + 6.50


This petite bouquet of rhododendron blossoms grew next to my house in the Blue Ridge Mountains.  I snipped a few and placed them in a jelly jar on my kitchen window sill.  I love the effect of the darkened flowers with the bright light flowing in behind them.



My goal with these little works is to keep strong basic shapes and let the viewer's eye fill in missing pieces.  As you can see from this photo, the paint is thick and the strokes are few.

Happy Morning to you!



www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com

Monday, December 23, 2013

Pink Sorbet Peonies and an English Countryside Workshop by Nancy Medina

http://nancymedina.fineartstudioonline.com/workszoom/1346523

Pink Sorbet Peonies 
by Nancy Medina
12X16
Oil on Archival Panel

The fresh peonies I acquired during my first trip to the grand opening of Market Street (*sound of harps!*) in Flower Mound are holding their own against adverse studio conditions, including two nights of intense glare by my LowelTota spotlight. Will they last one more? Stay tuned! I'm very excited about an invitation I've received to teach in the English countryside by a lovely group of artists there. Read more....

Saturday, May 5, 2012

Flowers in a Vase by Jill Saur


These flowers in a vase, "Forever Yours", are ready to be picked for that special someone!  This 8"x10" oil palette knife painting is loaded with texture and is for sale at Gallery Matilda in Historic Roswell, GA.   Do you have any special colors in mind that you'd like to have?  I love to paint commissions, just let me know what you're looking for.  My customers satisfaction is always guaranteed! - Jill Saur

My website:  CLICK HERE

©1990-2012 Flowers in Vase by Jill Saur, all rights reserved

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Sunflowers Brighten My Day by Pamela Blaies

Oil on Canvas
24" x 18"

Painting sunflowers always makes me smile. I was happy to find these the other day in the floral shop. Their sunny yellow petals partner perfectly with this blue bottle. I loved the way the blue reflected onto the napkin. The warm earth tones of the background worked to give this piece a sense of depth and space.

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