Sunday, January 29, 2012

Thinking Of Spring


  I know it's only the end of January but a person can think ahead. We have been having a warm winter  this year so my mind goes to Daffodils.   I did this watercolor rather quickly using a very loose method. I first wet the paper all over then I dropped in different yellows. After the paper dried completely I used  blues  and the yellows very wetly to form the flower. After it completely dried I used darker colors for shading.  Please enjoy this little flower who always announces that Spring is here.   Thankyou for viewing and commenting.

Monday, January 23, 2012

Yop Challenge For January



 This is for our Year of Monthly challenges for January.   The goal was to create and paint our own still life or landscape.  I decided instead of landscapes to do my own still life setup.   I used a white vase I owned, my husband's aunts silver and clementines on a white table cloth with dark bg.  I really enjoy painting silver now, and think these spoons came out beautifully.  Please take a moment to enjoy this and comment.  I really appreciate all of you, Thank You .

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Coming Up Roses


                                                               Oil 6" by 6"

This is my Year Of Painting (YOP)  for December.  In our Painting Friends Forum  every month we all participate in doing a painting from one photo.  I enjoyed this very much and actually did 2 other paintings of this photo, 2 in watercolor and one drawn.  I will post the watercolors as soon as I get them photographed.
Prints of this painting will soon be available on Red Bubble, see link on the right.
   Everyone have a wonderful day, thanks for looking and your comments.

Thursday, December 15, 2011

At Rest


                                                                     Oil  6" by 6"

     
     This is another small painting I recently just completed.  This is from one of my photos of  Murrells Inlet here in South Carolina, this inlet is just south of Myrtle Beach.  This was done by palette knife and very little brush. Something very calming about this painting, don't you think.   Thanks for viewing everyone.