These are so much fun to paint that I've decided to do a few more. Actually, I think they have taken over the drivers' seat and have decided they are not finished just yet. I had planned a completely different painting, but once I put down the first color in the field it started painting itself!
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Jan 14, 2013
#4. Lone Oak, Winter
#4 Lone Oak, Winter, 6x6, oil on panel, (click here to bid)
This is the fourth of the lone oak tree series. It's amazing how different this painting feels with all the cool colors in the snow scene.
Labels:
6x6,
aqua,
blue,
landscape,
lone tree,
oak tree,
oil on panel,
purple,
tree,
turquoise,
violet,
winter
Oct 1, 2012
Summer Delights!
I hadn't planned on taking a vacation, but I guess I did!
For the first time in a few years I was able to take the time to visit with out-of-town family, travel to the coast and a few other places. While I was plein air painting for the Oregon Lavender Festival I discovered I really enjoyed painting outdoors. I took a couple of plein air classes and a couple of pastel classes too. In between all of that was a few sessions of painting the trim on the studio (has it really been 5 years since I finished building it?), building a fence and catching up on yard work. Whew!
Somehow, I managed to get a few paintings finished in the studio. The North Clackamas Arts Guild had their annual show last weekend and 2 of my painting won awards. The first pastel I have ever finished won First Place in the Pastel Still Life category.
For the first time in a few years I was able to take the time to visit with out-of-town family, travel to the coast and a few other places. While I was plein air painting for the Oregon Lavender Festival I discovered I really enjoyed painting outdoors. I took a couple of plein air classes and a couple of pastel classes too. In between all of that was a few sessions of painting the trim on the studio (has it really been 5 years since I finished building it?), building a fence and catching up on yard work. Whew!
Somehow, I managed to get a few paintings finished in the studio. The North Clackamas Arts Guild had their annual show last weekend and 2 of my painting won awards. The first pastel I have ever finished won First Place in the Pastel Still Life category.
Summer Delights, pastel 16x20, NFS
One of my Lavender Festival plein air paintings won a Third Place for Oil Landscapes. I felt honored to have this little painting receive an award as there were over 100 Landscapes entered in this category.
I'll post the rest of my Lavender Festival Paintings over the next few days along with a few of the other paintings I've been working on.
My goal for the next couple of months is to get back to painting more 6x6 daily paintings and some larger works also.
Labels:
16x20,
apple,
floral,
flowers,
pastel,
peach,
pink green,
purple,
still life,
turquoise,
white
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