Showing posts with label red roses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label red roses. Show all posts

Thursday, June 2, 2016

Summer Scent, Modern Impressionist Garden Art by Marion Hedger

Summer Scent by Marion Hedger
Oil palette knife painting 
24x30cm, MDF canvas panel

The blue pergola this rose and the pink rose grow on was built by my husband. It took quite some time to persuade him but I am so pleased they are built. They provide the perfect support and backdrop to the roses.
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Wednesday, June 1, 2016

Garden Flowers Inspiration - Red Cimbing Roses

Close up crop of current WIP

And the inspiration...

A climbing red rose.

These roses are beautifully formed and have such a wonderful scent.

St Paul, the area I live in, was renowned for its roses. Apparently the hillsides were all covered with rose nurseries and supplied the perfume trade in Grasse. It's surprising that they grow so well as roses are not normally associated with a Mediterranean climate due to the hot summers. We do have quite a bit of rain in April and often into May which probably bolsters them up for their moment of glory.

Here are some photos from an annual rose festival two weeks ago.



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Sunday, January 31, 2016

Abstract Roses impressionist floral painting by Marion Hedger

Colourful Abstract Roses, still life painting by Marion Hedger
30 cm x 30 x 3.5 cm (12" x 12" x 1.5") 
oil on box / gallery wrapped canvas


Beautiful colorful roses painted in an abstract way with a cream/blue/purple background. The thickly applied knife strokes add texture and movement to the flowers as can be seen in the close-up phot0s - a modern use of impressionism.

Give a gift of everlasting roses for Valentine's Day.

This painting is full of life and will look good in any setting and in either a contemporary or traditional decor. An ideal gift for gardeners, flower arrangers or just flower lovers (and who isn't?).

Close up of the knife work





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Wednesday, June 4, 2014

Over the garden wall, climbing rose painting by Marion Hedger Impressionist Oil painting

Over the garden wall, climbing rose by Marion Hedger
Oil Palette knife painting, Impasto painting
On MDF canvas panel
18x24cm (approx 7"x10")
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Last month a local village held it's annual rose festival. This area is well known for growing flowers for the perfume industry (Grasse is not far away), and this village is renown for growing roses and extracting the oil.

Walking through the village, this beautiful rose was making a huge statement in someone's garden, I was very envious. I couldn't resist taking a few photos. I also came away with another climbing rose and several other plants for the garden.

Some close-ups of the texture achieved with the palette knife.


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Sunday, March 23, 2014

Stars Reach Red Roses and a Louisiana Workshop - Flower Paintings by Nancy Medina


Stars Reach Red Roses
by Nancy Medina

SOLD
16X12
Oil on Archival Panel

Today was the first day of my Lafayette, Louisiana workshop, with 17 very talented ladies from Mississippi, Alabama, and across Louisiana. We had so many flowers to choose from, today's paintings featured purple tulips, white hydrangeas, and blue delphiniums. Visit my art blog today to see photos from class. While I'm teaching painting, the gals are teaching me some wonderful local sayings that I'll be sharing with you soon.  I have to run, we are heading out to the Blue Dog Cafe for some awesome cajun food. Come on out and meet us there - If you hurry, I'll save you a bite of key lime pie....




The studio models take a bow!


Thursday, February 13, 2014

Valentines roses for Valentines day, oil painting by Marion Hedger

Valentine Roses, Red roses still life 
Palette knife painting by Marion Hedger
Oil on deep box canvas
30x30x 3.5 cm (12x12x1.5 inch)
The sides are painted blue so it can be hung without a frame for a contemporary look.
Available for purchase
I couldn't resist painting red roses for St Valentines Day.

Some close-ups of the knife work



Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Heading to my Hometown by Pamela Blaies

Copper Kettle and Keepsakes
oil on linen
20" x 16"

I am preparing to exhibit in Georgetown, Texas, this weekend. If you are in the Austin area, take some time to stop by Georgetown Art in the Square, October 26th and 27th, and come visit with me! I went to high school in Georgetown and am looking forward to heading down to my hometown.

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Saturday, September 28, 2013

Don't Miss the Cottonwood Art Festival by Pamela Blaies

Knockout Roses and Flow Blue
6" x 6"
oil on linen

I am looking forward to Cottonwood Art Festival this coming weekend. It will be Saturday and Sunday, October 5th and 6th, in Richardson, Texas. Don't miss this festival as it is ranked as one of the best in the nation and is always a top-notch show! I've been busy framing and packing and doing paperwork in preparation, but I always manage to get some painting time in. Here is one of my newest Petite Paintings up for auction.

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Sunday, September 22, 2013

Watch My New Demonstration Video by Pamela Blaies

Keepsake
12" x 9"
oil on linen

I just posted about this painting yesterday. I didn't think I would get the video put together until next month, but I had an unexpected afternoon off and here it is.

Click HERE to be the first to see my brand new painting video. Enjoy!

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Saturday, September 21, 2013

Sweet Memories by Pamela Blaies


Keepsake
12" x 9"
oil on linen

I went to hang my pretty, new, yellow anniversary roses to dry and needed to make room on the hook. Turns out these red roses were still hanging there from last year's anniversary gift. Keepsakes and sweet memories!

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Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Great News of the Day by Pamela Blaies


9" x 12"
oil on linen

I am so excited to have "Be Mine" selected for a national juried show. The Texas Spirit Art Show 2013 will be held in Graham, Texas, at the Old Post Office Museum and Art Center. It will be on exhibit from June 22 - July 12, 2013.

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Sunday, May 12, 2013

Happy Mother's Day by Pamela Blaies

6":x 6"
oil on linen panel

Hope everyone had a Happy Mother's Day! I'm headed to the family room right now to hang out with my 3 sweet kiddos right now-it is great to be a mom:)

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Thursday, December 22, 2011

TWO SMALL CONTEMPORARY FLORALS by OLGA WAGNER

Here we have two small floral works....I just love the colors and textures of both of these..


SUPER STAR #1
6x6 Acrylics on Canvas

Available $75








SUPER STAR #2
6x6 Acrylics on Canvas

Available $75






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Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Roses By North Light by Roxanne Steed



12"x12" oil on deep cradled birch wood panel (sides painted, not necessary to frame, but of course you may if you prefer).

Flowers seem intended for the solace of ordinary humanity. ~John Ruskin



I've learned to not always listen to the weatherman. They predicted it would rain all morning and begin to clear in the afternoon. I awoke to find it perfectly sunny and clear this morning, but I had cut these roses the night before. Of course I was determined to paint them. I had re-arranged a bit of furniture in the studio (which I have pretty much abandoned all summer and painted out-side) so I could have just the right natural light fall on them from my north-facing windows (which allows nice even light in all day). Then by afternoon, there came the pouring rains! Glad I didn't listen to that turned around forecast!

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Saturday, July 2, 2011

Red Flowers in a Glass Vase by Pamela Blaies

Red Flowers in a Glass Vase
20" x 16"
Oil on Canvas

I am thankful to live in such a great country. Red, white and blue are everywhere I look as I enjoy this July 4th celebration weekend. In tribute I chose one of our nation's colors as the focal point of a painting. Have a safe and happy Independence Day weekend. God bless the USA!

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Sunday, February 13, 2011

Layered Love - A rose for Valentines Day!

This is my first ever painting of a rose. Somehow, this gorgeous flower has always intimidated me with all its layers of petals. I never thought I could get a rose to look like one! This time I went for it though, as part of a challenge at Daily Paintworks. Was great fun and much much easier than I thought! I was toying with the idea of oils vs acrylics but then decided to go with Acrylics itself, entirely with the knife. And I thoroughly enjoyed myself!

Let me know what you think.


Layered Love
Acrylics on Canvas, 5 by 7 inches

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Wednesday, August 11, 2010

A New Season (commissioned work) - by Roxanne Steed



8"x6" oil on Belgian linen mounted on museum quality board

"If I had a single flower for every time I think about you, I could walk forever in my garden!"
- Claudia Ghandi


One of my collectors posts the most wonderful quotes on Facebook... this is one she listed that I had not heard before & thought was profoundly beautiful. Thanks Jamie, for sharing these wonderful thoughts! It goes so well with the story I'm about to share!

I had promised at some point I would share the 'big reveal' of a recent commission. This was a very special occasion and meant a lot to me to be able to fulfill this. A dear friend of ours was retiring from the Navy after many years in the Navy's submarine force. He wanted to commission a painting as a gift to his wife (as I well know, when the service member serves, the whole family serves). She is a master gardener and for the longest time the running joke was, "I want to live some where long enough to grow asparagus." (as apparently it takes at least 3 years to get a decent crop of it). As submarine service members, we are usually transferred at the 2 or 3 year point to the next duty station. So....in this painting, he requested a still-life with these 3 elements - red roses for love, an anchor symbolizing the Navy, and of course asparagus- symbolizing the stability from moving they hope to now have! Ohhhh- this would be a challenge to put these three together, but once I had sketched out several ideas, I could easily see what composition would work best. I am so excited to share this picture and story with you...and am honored to be a part of such a wonderful gift for a couple that is very special to our family! "Fair winds and following seas!", and all our best wishes in this 'new season' in their lives!

Today's painting "A New Season", and is an 8"x6" oil on oil-primed linen mounted on museum quality board. It is a commissioned work for dear family friends we are proud to have served with in the US Navy!


Hope you get a chance to get outside and smell the flowers today! ****Tomorrow I hope to show you what I pulled in from my garden! ....woohoo, what a bounteous harvest!! Yeah, gotta love summer!

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