Tomato 5x5 Oil on 1/8 inch gesso board This painting is SOLD This is my first time painting a tomato! I love tomatoes! |
Monday, February 28, 2011
Tomato - SOLD
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Another Hydrangea - SOLD
Another Hydrangea Oil on 6"x6" gesso board This painting is SOLD Please visit my Etsy Shop HERE This is the Japan Challenge and all proceeds from the paintings will be donated to helping the victims of Japan. I have chosen the Japan Red Cross to receive the money from this painting, should it sell. Please consider this and remember those so very unfortunate ones in Japan, and how blessed we are here. These small paintings on the gesso board are very nice for setting on one of the small decorative table top easels. They are about 1/8th inch thick. This might be pretty sitting on someones desk to brighten it up a bit! Or an end table in your living room. |
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Grandmother's Hydrangea - SOLD
The Rose - SOLD
The Rose 8x10 inch oil on canvas board This painting is SOLD. Please visit my Etsy Shop HERE This little painting was done for the DPW (Daily Paintworks) Challenge. I have not done anything like a rose for well over 30 years.! So it needs some, uh, refining. Not quite happy with it, but I am going to leave it as it is, for now. For information about the DPW see the below website. |
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Autumn by the Lake - SOLD
Autumn by the Lake Oil on stretched canvas, 16"x20" This Painting is SOLD Please visit my Etsy Shop HERE This is the finished painting. The location of this scene is Belchertown, Massachusetts. For now, on to more things. |
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Blue Bowl and Clementines
Blue Bowl and Clementines Oil on canvas (*See below)4 1/2"x6" $15, free shipping Pay with PayPal or Check Please visit my Etsy Shop HERE *This painting is done on a piece of canvas pad, which is artist canvas, but no support, just the flat canvas. It could be cut to a 4"x6" to fit that size frame and be a very cute painting for decorating. 1/2 inch off of the bottom would work just fine. Just add a little color! This little painting was done using only three colors, cobalt blue, cadmium orange and white. |
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