Bringing together Artists who paint with the palette knife, from around the world.
Showing posts with label portrait. Show all posts
Showing posts with label portrait. Show all posts
Friday, August 30, 2019
Tuesday, August 28, 2018
Pet portrait by Judy Mackey
Commissioner liked the painting. Will be packing it up and shipping in a day or two.
A memorial.
A memorial.
By Judy Mackey
Self Portrait by Judy Mackey
Just Me. I'm going to submit to the Dutch Art Gallery, Dallas, TX for their self-portrait show in September. Reception will be September 6th from 5pm to 8pm.
Self Portrait by Judy Mackey
Friday, August 3, 2018
"Ruby" by Judy Mackey
Personalised pet portrait "Ruby" by Judy Mackey
5" x 5" on auction for charity.
5" x 5" on auction for charity.
"Ruby" by Judy Mackey
Monday, April 10, 2017
Berthe Morisot - by Carrie Jacobson
Berthe Morisot
by Carrie Jacobson
Oil on canvas 6x12
$145, including shipping
Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Recently Sold Paintings, Daily Paintings, Small Oil Paintings
I was looking back through my sales for the end of the year, and thought I would post some original paintings that have sold.
These are all original paintings.
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It has been a busy winter season, and I am very grateful.
Looking forward to spring!
Thanks for viewing my blog today
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Friday, April 3, 2015
Barnyard Patrol, by New York artist, Celeste Plowden
This rooster was painted entirely with a palette knife, except for the straw and a few feathers, done with a dry brush.
8x10 acrylic on acid free canvas panel, UV varnish, available at
Labels:
animal,
art,
barn,
bird,
Celeste Plowden,
chicken,
exotic,
farm,
impressionism,
pet,
portrait,
rooster
Saturday, February 28, 2015
IGOR ON THE BED by Celeste Plowden 8x10 acrylic on canvas panel
SOLD
Please visit my Ebay site to see more palette knife paintings for auction.
Please visit my Ebay site to see more palette knife paintings for auction.
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Finished new commission 48x36 portrait Rhapsody in Blue by Karen Tarlton
48x36
Rhapsody in blue
Sold
This is a brand new painting commission,
just finished for a collector and repainted from one of
my past works.
Love doing this for folks. Revisiting old works is inspiring and
I always enjoy it. It's like seeing an old friend again each time.
Friday, May 30, 2014
"Clara Bow" Oil Painting by Hallie Kohn Art
I am honored and grateful for the opportunity to paint something for the Clara Bo and Gatsby Wine Bar opening in the former Liberty Inn location. It has been great being able to follow progress photos (https://www.facebook.com/ClaraBoandGatsbyWineBar) of the transformation. Our friend Matthew Stalsberg has done such amazing work--great quality craftsmanship. My husband and I were lucky enough to have been invited in and the space literally took our breath away.

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In January I did five vintage stocking paintings (http://halliekohn.blogspot.com/2014/01/art-deco-project.html) and was so flattered to be asked to do another piece for the space. This painting was inspired by an artist from the 1920s that the designer loves called Tamara de Lempicka. I was also provided a beautiful black and white photo of Clara Bow, the restaurants namesake, that was extremely inspiring to me.
24x48" oil on 1-1/2" canvas

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Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Sunday, December 8, 2013
Original oil painting Dog portrait commission by Karen Tarlton
A brand new custom work finished and drying !
24x24
oil
I love painting special paintings for gifts for the holidays!
Labels:
custom painting,
dog,
portrait
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
STORIES/07 by Kim McAninch
12" x 12"
Oil on 1.75" deep Cradled Panel
For Sale
This is seventh in the STORIES series. Visit my blog to see the others. Again, the story is the viewer's contribution, framed in personal reference. Please visit my links to view more of my work or contact me. I would love to hear from you.
In fact, it would make my day.
sites.google.com/site/kimmcaninchfineart/
My goal is to deliberate the balance of representation and design. I am particularly moved by artists who are able to take abstraction further, offering more information with less detail. My work is not to reconstruct or comment on social, natural or cultural reality. While I have great respect for artists who do, I think my path has been towards the creation of studies of time and place using an acute understanding of design and color theory.
I believe my work is expressionistic and is differentiated by the unique and arbitrary layering of complex colors. I am directed by the fundamentals of interior design and elements of design, especially intrigued by light. I am powered by my own highly personal vision and I encourage people who view my work to consider my process of decision-making. It is a course that is followed without hesitation and from which; I am not able to deviate. A day of successful painting is it the best of days. It is a selfish endeavor. I wish for the viewer to arrive at a personal determination, framed in their own experiences and therefore, apart from reference, I prefer not to name my work.
Sunday, November 3, 2013
STORIES/06 by Kim McAninch
18" x 18"
Oil on 1.75" deep Cradled Panel
For Sale
This is sixth in the STORIES series. Visit my blog to see the others. Again, the story is the viewer's contribution, framed in personal reference. Please visit my links to view more of my work or contact me. I would love to hear from you.
In fact, it would make my day.
sites.google.com/site/kimmcaninchfineart/
My goal is to deliberate the balance of representation and design. I am particularly moved by artists who are able to take abstraction further, offering more information with less detail. My work is not to reconstruct or comment on social, natural or cultural reality. While I have great respect for artists who do, I think my path has been towards the creation of studies of time and place using an acute understanding of design and color theory.
I believe my work is expressionistic and is differentiated by the unique and arbitrary layering of complex colors. I am directed by the fundamentals of interior design and elements of design, especially intrigued by light. I am powered by my own highly personal vision and I encourage people who view my work to consider my process of decision-making. It is a course that is followed without hesitation and from which; I am not able to deviate. A day of successful painting is it the best of days. It is a selfish endeavor. I wish for the viewer to arrive at a personal determination, framed in their own experiences and therefore, apart from reference, I prefer not to name my work.
Friday, October 25, 2013
STORIES/05 by Kim McAninch
18" x 18"
Oil on 1.75" deep Cradled Panel
For Sale
This is fifth in the STORIES series. Visit my blog to see the others. Again, the story is the viewer's contribution, framed in personal reference. I hope this one strikes a chord.
I have had a rough week, so I am happy have completed something and get it out into the world via tumblr, facebook, twitter, website, and blog. I will tidy up, dust myself off and get back on the horse - literally. Riding is what prevents me from injuring myself with my palette knife in frustration. If you have a horse--you know of what I speak!
The story is the viewer's contribution, framed in individual experience.
Please visit my links to view more of my work or contact me. I would love to hear from you.
In fact, it would make my day.
sites.google.com/site/kimmcaninchfineart/
My goal is to deliberate the balance of representation and design. I am particularly moved by artists who are able to take abstraction further, offering more information with less detail. My work is not to reconstruct or comment on social, natural or cultural reality. While I have great respect for artists who do, I think my path has been towards the creation of studies of time and place using an acute understanding of design and color theory.
I believe my work is expressionistic and is differentiated by the unique and arbitrary layering of complex colors. I am directed by the fundamentals of interior design and elements of design, especially intrigued by light. I am powered by my own highly personal vision and I encourage people who view my work to consider my process of decision-making. It is a course that is followed without hesitation and from which; I am not able to deviate. A day of successful painting is it the best of days. It is a selfish endeavor. I wish for the viewer to arrive at a personal determination, framed in their own experiences and therefore, apart from reference, I prefer not to name my work.
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
STORIES/03 by Kim McAninch
16" x 16""
Oil on 1.75" deep Cradled Panel
For Sale
This is third in the STORIES series. The story is the viewer's contribution, framed in individual experience. I have decided to provoke a story, not just take you to a pretty place and I am mixing in a brush for more varied strokes.
I hope you appreciate the effort.
Please visit my links to view more of my work or contact me. I would love to hear from you. In fact, it would make my day.
sites.google.com/site/kimmcaninchfineart/
My goal is to deliberate the balance of representation and design. I am particularly moved by artists who are able to take abstraction further, offering more information with less detail. My work is not to reconstruct or comment on social, natural or cultural reality. While I have great respect for artists who do, I think my path has been towards the creation of studies of time and place using an acute understanding of design and color theory.
I believe my work is expressionistic and is differentiated by the unique and arbitrary layering of complex colors. I am directed by the fundamentals of interior design and elements of design, especially intrigued by light. I am powered by my own highly personal vision and I encourage people who view my work to consider my process of decision-making. It is a course that is followed without hesitation and from which; I am not able to deviate. A day of successful painting is it the best of days. It is a selfish endeavor. I wish for the viewer to arrive at a personal determination, framed in their own experiences and therefore, apart from reference, I prefer not to name my work.
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
STORIES/02 by Kim McAninch
Oil on 1.75" deep Cradled Panel
For Sale
This is the second in a new series, STORIES. You can decide the story for yourself. On some good advice, much of which I am still processing, I am moving out of my comfort zone. I have decided to tell a story, not just take you to a pretty place AND I am mixing in a brush for more varied strokes.
I hope you appreciate the effort.
Please visit my links to view more of my work or contact me. I would love to hear from you. In fact, it would make my day.
sites.google.com/site/kimmcaninchfineart/
My goal is to deliberate the balance of representation and design. I am particularly moved by artists who are able to take abstraction further, offering more information with less detail. My work is not to reconstruct or comment on social, natural or cultural reality. While I have great respect for artists who do, I think my path has been towards the creation of studies of time and place using an acute understanding of design and color theory.
I believe my work is expressionistic and is differentiated by the unique and arbitrary layering of complex colors. I am directed by the fundamentals of interior design and elements of design, especially intrigued by light. I am powered by my own highly personal vision and I encourage people who view my work to consider my process of decision-making. It is a course that is followed without hesitation and from which; I am not able to deviate. A day of successful painting is it the best of days. It is a selfish endeavor. I wish for the viewer to arrive at a personal determination, framed in their own experiences and therefore, apart from reference, I prefer not to name my work.
Monday, July 1, 2013
Original oil painting Summer Seashells by the Seashore by Karen Tarlton
Summer Beach Memory
20x20
Oil
www.etsy.com/shop/Karensfineart
We had a lovely day running on the beach yesterday.
A BEACH RUN is the best painting inspiration!
My daughter and I are running together everyday now -
although I don't quite keep up with her yet, I'm getting faster!
(I think the new vegan diet helps with speed too)
There are lots of vacationing families enjoying the sand
and I love to people watch,
especially the smaller children.
6 more weeks with my daughter before she goes off to college!
(I'll be painting lots more little girl paintings I think)
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Urban Moment by Lisa Elley
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| Urban Moment by Lisa Elley. |
100% Palette Knife Painting.
15 X 36 Inches. 2012. Oil on Canvas.
Commission Painting. Sold.
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