Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts

Monday, November 14, 2011

Marsh, Winter


Up and running with my new computer. Still making adjustments and getting my feet wet--colors look different and everything seems HUGE. I have to say this Mac thing is pretty awesome. I did a series of three little landscapes on wood blocks this weekend. This one had an olive green underpainting which gave it a toned-down Old World palette feel. I like!

Marsh, Winter
oil on wood block
sawtooth hanger on back
4 x 6"
lightly varnished + signed
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Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Yellow Mustard at Dusk



This was my third version of this scene. Sometimes I like to make things hard for myself. Imagine that--an artist hyper-critical and emotional? The fun thing about painting with watercolor is you have the ability to rip it up in a good hissy fit.

Yellow Mustard at Dusk

watercolor, 5 x 7"
matted and ready to pop in an 8 x 10" frame
$40 + $5 shipping and handling
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Tuesday, September 6, 2011

In Shadows

Yes, another road leading off into the horizon. Surrounded by fields and falling-down fences. I love our Valley landscape.

In Shadows

oil on canvas board
8 x 10"
lightly varnished + signed
in the shop soon or contact me for purchase info

Thursday, January 6, 2011

Bright Meadow


I limited myself to bigger brushes on this one this morning. No fiddlin'! I'm very happy with it.

Bright Meadow
oil on canvas
8 x 10"
painted edges, suitable for immediate hanging
signed & lightly varnished

*sold*

Thursday, December 16, 2010

End of the Line


Finally back to painting after having two shows in a row. I love seeing people and talking about my work but I love painting more. I feel like I literally threw the paint on the board on this one and now I'm thinking it may be a little too bright. My husband likes it..so I'll leave it as is for now.

I painted this on a piece of wood from my daughter's board-breaking karate class. That would explain why it's not exactly even at the top and bottom! It's proof I'll paint on just about anything. I'm not positive but it might be Baltic birch? At least it makes a good story.

End of the Line
oil on wood
6.25 x 9" (approx)
lightly varnished
sawtooth hanger

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Thursday, November 18, 2010

Long Shadows

Driving home I had to pull over and take a picture of the sun coming through the trees. I immediately painted this one and I am so happy with how it turned out.

Long Shadows

oil on cradled gesso board
6 x 12" (3/4" thick)
lightly varnished + signed

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*sold*

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

November Storm


I painted this (once again on a dark ground for contrast) from a reference photo taken at my sister-in-law's wedding in 2007. The incoming storm created such beautiful lighting, making all the colorful leaves vibrate. It was amazing.

Plus, it's good luck to get married on a rainy day. I speak from experience!

November Storm
oil on canvas panel
8 x 10"
signed and lightly varnished

*sold*

Monday, October 18, 2010

Autumn Sunset


I was able to break out the brushes today! I had fun pushing some Fall colors around.

Autumn Sunset

6 x 6"
oil on cradled gesso board
lightly stained edges, perfect for immediate hanging

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*sold*

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Autumn Spectra


oil on wrapped canvas
4 x 6"
lightly varnished

available at nina's haute again, davis california