Showing posts with label lisa elley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lisa elley. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Friday, September 7, 2012

Bella Brianna by Lisa Elley. 100% Palette Knife Oil Painting

Bella Brianna by Lisa Elley. 14 X 18 Inches.
2012. 100% Palette Knife Oil Painting.
My favorite subject and treasured darling,
 caught in a moment of reflection.
Limiting my color palette was a big change
 to my usual bright colors,
 but it was fun nonetheless!

Friday, August 31, 2012

Monday, August 27, 2012

Urban Blues by Lisa Elley. 100% Palette Knife Oil Painting.

Urban Blues by Lisa Elley. 8 X 10. Palette Knife Oil Painting
A sweet, rustic little orange doorway, nestled in complementary blue
walls makes for an eye catching, urban European scene.



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Wednesday, July 4, 2012

Colors of Greece by Lisa Elley. 100% Palette Knife Oil Painting

Colors of Greece by Lisa Elley. 2012. 11 x 14. Oil on Canvas.

This painting was so much fun, particularly the stairs.
 Perspective on these old European buildings is challenging,
 as they are falling over with age, nothing is really straight.
The colors also lured me into painting this.
 We are so used to seeing variations of blue from Greece,
 who knew these bright orange & pinks were hiding away there too!


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Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Colors of Fall ll by Lisa Elley. 100% Palette Knife Painting

Colors of Fall ll by Lisa Elley. 2012. 11 X 14. Oil on Canvas

Hello, not much time to paint lately with school out for summer.
Managed to crank out this one in half hour bursts, to the ambience of Club Penguin!


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Monday, June 11, 2012

Colors of Genoa by Lisa Elley. Palette Knife Oil Painting.

Colors of Genoa by Lisa Elley. 2012. 11 X 14. Oil on Canvas. 100% Palette Knife Painting.
Crumbling buildings with incredible colors and textures,
winding steps, ancient doorways steeped in history,
it all comes together so naturally in Italy.

This painting depicts a residential area in the city of Genoa,
 Italy's largest Seaport, and a city renowned for its impressive landmarks,
 art, music, gastronomy, architecture and history.


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Thursday, June 7, 2012

Across the Bay by Lisa Elley. Palette Knife Oil Painting

Across the Bay by Lisa Elley. 2012. 9 X 12. Oil on Canvas.


My painting "Across the Bay" was selected from 2100 images as a finalist in Artist's Haven Gallery Annual International Fine Art Competition. Exhibiting in Ft Lauderdale from June 11 - 30. Award Reception Sat June 16, 6 - 9 pm.


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Friday, June 1, 2012

Miami by Lisa Elley. Palette Knife Oil Painting.

Miami by Lisa Elley. 2012. 9 X 12. Oil on Canvas. 100% Palette Knife Painting.


Who doesn't love the steamy vibrancy of Miami?
The reflections of the city lights through and around
the bridge drew me to paint this. That and a little local pride.


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Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Forest Reflection by Lisa Elley. Palette Knife Oil Painting

Forest Reflection by Lisa Elley. 2012. 11 x 14. Oil on Canvas. 100% Palette Knife Painting.


I was inspired to paint this autumn forest lake, with the fall colors just everywhere, including the reflection in the water. I can never get enough of the colors of fall.


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Thursday, May 24, 2012

A Walk in Paris by Lisa Elley. Palette Knife Painting

A Walk in Paris by Lisa Elley. 2012. 9 X 12. Oil on Canvas. 100% Palette Knife Painting


Back in the fall of 1997, I found myself backpacking alone through Europe and came across an amazing park tucked away in central Paris. It was so full of beautiful colors and French charm, what an incredible experience, I'm so glad I threw caution to the wind and went traveling!



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Friday, May 18, 2012

Derelict by Lisa Elley. 100% Palette Knife Oil Painting

Derelict by Lisa Elley. 2012. 16 X 20. Oil on Canvas. 100% Palette Knife


I was inspired to paint this incredible abandoned farmhouse in the Wairarapa region of New Zealand. It dates back to about the 1860's. The corrugated iron roof just screamed cadmium red medium, which I simply can't resist. The typically New Zealand overcast, yet glary sky had a little pocket where the sun shone through and lit up the grass with a gorgeous golden hue.


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Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Forest Dream by Lisa Elley. Palette Knife Oil Painting

Forest Dream by Lisa Elley. 2012. 11 X 14. Oil on Canvas

Painting this misty, fall forest just felt so natural and organic. Not to mention the artist's glee in opening a tube of cadmium red medium...



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Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Reflections of Night by Lisa Elley

Reflections of Night. 2012. 9 X 12. Oil on Canvas. 100% Palette Knife.



I am new to this blog, and also to the amazing world of palette knife painting.
I love seeing the incredible talent of the contributing artists, and would welcome and appreciate any tips or feedback about my work.





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Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Impromptu Pansies by Lisa Elley

Impromptu Pansies. 2012. 8 X 10. Oil on Canvas




With some paint to use up, and an hour uninterrupted,
 I decided to go down the floral route
 and so my "Impromptu Pansies" was borne.




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Thursday, April 5, 2012

Against All Odds by Lisa Elley

Against All Odds. 2012. 8 X 10. Oil on Canvas. 100% Palette Knife Painting.



This lonesome tree stands in a bay on the shore of Lake Wanaka in New Zealand.
If you google "tree in lake wanaka" you will find many images of this intrepid survivor!
Submerged at certain times of the year, somehow it battles on, providing us with a splendid example of the fortitude of nature! I thought it deserved to be painted.



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