Showing posts with label vase. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vase. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 09, 2024

5-24 my impression of tulips


 "MY IMPRESSION OF TULIPS"

10X10" oil


Tonight I wanted to push the paint around.

No sketching, just go!

It looks sort of whimsical and I really tried my best 

not to make the painting looked fully formed and representational.

Message me for purchase information.

What do you think?

Friday, March 20, 2020

summer bouquet

"SUMMER BOUQUET"
3.5x3.5"
gouache on mdf board
$65

I am seeing spring explode right outside my window.
Summer can't be far behind.

For purchase information, see the Paypal button below.

                                                                

Saturday, January 13, 2018

pastoral


Still Lifes Rock

"PASTORAL"
9x12"
oil

My first still life of thee year.

I really had fun with this one!

Something about that turquoise vase contrasting
 the orange-yellow of the lilly.

Gonna keep it short.

More to come in a day or two.

Have a good weekend!

P.S. For some reason, my comments are not coming through.
Feel free to email me at dshadowtail@aol.com until
I get it fixed. Thanks!

Friday, May 13, 2016

#122 "OVERFLOW"

"OVERFLOW"
8x8"
oil on cradled board
$150

Mmm, I'm kind of in love with this painting.
I love poppies anyway and even the initial block in was fun.

My favorite parts of this painting are the textured 
brushstrokes between the flowers.

For purchase information,

Sunday, January 17, 2016

8 - "BY THE WINDOW"

"BY THE WINDOW
10x8"
oil on panel
$100

A soft still life of a full vase of flowers 
sitting by an open window with a view to the outside.
Whew, that was a long sentence!

This was just so much fun to paint.
Lots of color notes everywhere.

To purchase, click HERE.

Saturday, July 04, 2015

4 "SOFT"

"SOFT"
6x6" 
oil on panel

I wish you could see this painting in person and see the texture.
It's so buttery and thick.

Every so often I have to paint a still life, usually a bouquet of flowers.
It's in my DNA, these flowers.

I think it's harder to paint with a knife because you can never be done - 
you just keep buttering paint over paint!

The ARCHITECTURE SHOW at Sumner and Dene was great last night.
I sold several paintings and saw some friends I hadn't seen for a while.
The show runs for a month, so if you have time, go down and check it out.
 

Sunday, May 18, 2014

"SPLENDID V"

"SPLENDID V"
6x6"
oil on hardboard framed
$185

 This is one of my favorite floral scenes.
The yellow/orange flowers against the contrast of the purple - 
and all of the little notes of color thoroughout,
just makes me happy.

I am thinking about putting some of my oils up on auction
 while I am working on acrylics, so stay tuned!

Monday, January 27, 2014

"BRIGHT BEAUTIES"
6x6"
oil on hardboard
available at Farm and Table Restaurant
  

I am really in the mood to paint flowers.
I think it's because I want spring to be here NOW.
Then I think about the folks up north who are experiencing so much cold, snow, and ice
and I am happy that I live in New Mexico. I hope winter ends early for everyone....

This is a crazy still life - a pretty bunch of wildflowers in a blue vase.
I wanted to just let go and let the brush direct me.

Now, I think I'm ready for a landscape.

On another note, I am going to lunch with Tom's daughter today.
We haven't really had a chance to talk since her dad passed away and 
guess where we're going? One of Tom's favorite Mexican food restaurants.
They have the best cheese enchiladas, fried potatoes, and sopaipillas.

I will take pictures so you can drool from afar!

On another note, I am gearing up for the Retro Challenge:
organizing, ordering supplies, designing the postcard, setting up show details, etc.

More on that soon.

Have a great winter day!



Friday, February 22, 2013

FLOWER PLAY

FLOWER PLAY
6X6"
oil on hardboard
SOLD



I so loved painting these flowers!
I've been working on commissions, which I love too, 
because they challenge me in a totally different way. 
But, they're also harder because 
I'm painting to a collector's special wishes.
I just had to let loose.

I should finish my two commissions over the weekend and 
I will be painting my daily paintings regularly now.

Life is good!