Bringing together Artists who paint with the palette knife, from around the world.
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Friday, September 11, 2015
Wooded Landscape Palette Knife Painting by Impressionist Karin Neuvirth
Carolina Evening36" x 48" Acrylic on Canvas By Karin Neuvirth - Durham, NC
Labels:
acrylic painting,
Carolina evening,
karin neuvirth,
Mad Hatter,
North Carolina,
palette knife,
sunset,
textured
Being born and raised in Minnesota, I am very emotional about the seasons here in the Midwest and it shows in my work.
Color is the predominant Element in my art. I love color because it can express so many of the feelings that I want to incorporate into my work.
I paint in an expressionistic style. I use dramatic colors and loose brushwork to give the impression of familiar shapes and objects without focusing on the details.
I do both the fused glass and the silver work involved in creating my jewelry.
Saturday, November 16, 2013
Ikebana 1 - Pink Chrysanthemums by Marion Hedger
Ikebana 1 - Pink Chrysanthemums
22x27cm (approx 9x11 inch)
oil on canvas board
Palette knife painting
I've taken a break from painting landscapes for the last couple of dates to paint some floral still lifes.
This is inspired by a book on Ikebana given to me by a neighbour, the monthly floral forum challenge on wetcanvas.com to paint chrysanthemums and my imagination. I wanted to achieve an ethereal 'look' in this painting.
I have completed four paintings for the challenge and will post more tomorrow.
Give a gift of an original artwork, or gift certificate to family and friends. I will gladly gift wrap a painting and send it directly to the recipient with a gift tag.
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Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Lavender Haze Provence oil painting by Marion Hedger
Lavender Haze Provence oil painting
18x24 cm (approx 7"x10")
Oil, palette knife painting
Available to purchase by auction on Daily Paintworks
Another
Provence landscape painting from photos taken last year. These small
landscapes are a joy and a challenge to paint at the same time. Getting
the proportions, perspective and sense of distance correct can be
difficult, but the idea and colours make it worthwhile. Using the
palette knife gives a nice looseness to the painting and it is
impossible to fiddle.
You might like to see another version of a Provence landscape paintings HERE
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