Showing posts with label Daily painter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daily painter. Show all posts
Friday, December 10, 2010
Neighbourhood, Sidewalk Garden
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Neighbourhood, Yellow Door
Neighbourhood, Yellow Door, 5" x 7", oil on panel, $100.00 + 10 s/h
Have begun a larger series of Neighbourhoods as they are emerging from the mini paintings as a bit of a series, besides i love the play of architectural forms in the doors and windows against the natural tree shape. Plus its amazing the front doors that match the trees!
Have begun a larger series of Neighbourhoods as they are emerging from the mini paintings as a bit of a series, besides i love the play of architectural forms in the doors and windows against the natural tree shape. Plus its amazing the front doors that match the trees!
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Neighbour, Pink Burst
Neighbourhood, Pink Burst, 5" x 7", oil on panel, $125.00 + $125.00 s/h SOLD
Here is a first for me! At least its been a very long time since i have painted anything remotely architectural or man-made. Though i think in this piece, its really just a counterpoint for the wonderful colour explosion in the tree
Friday, October 22, 2010
Aspen, close-up
Monday, April 5, 2010
Wild Coast
Wild Coast, 6" x 6", oil on panel SOLD
Here are two postings today to make up for the lack of in the past few. I enjoyed the perspective of this one. And notice what a complete opposite in mood to the last painting which is so very still and peaceful. I love both moods
Spring Warmth on the Bluff
Spring Warmth on the Bluff, 6" x 6", oil on panel.
I have been working on larger paintings the last few days so am a bit behind on the mini paintings. It was good to paint with freer bigger strokes, I notice its easy to get too fussy with the small paintings. So I posted a sign on my wall with two painters whose looser painterly strokes I admire. KEEP IT LOOSE!
I have been working on larger paintings the last few days so am a bit behind on the mini paintings. It was good to paint with freer bigger strokes, I notice its easy to get too fussy with the small paintings. So I posted a sign on my wall with two painters whose looser painterly strokes I admire. KEEP IT LOOSE!
Friday, April 2, 2010
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Coastal
Coastal, 24" x 48" oil on canvas
This is my first "larger" oil painting since beginning with oil. I have begun a new process of doing a mini painting first and then redoing in large format, as the slow drying time of oil requires a different approach than acrylic for me anyway. Though of course going small to large is never that simple..one cannot just copy there own work., each piece requires a completely fresh approach. ahh..the challenges of painting.
Also if any oil painters out there could recommend a good air purifyer that would be great. I paint next to a wide open window and fan. But it is cold and still damp out still and kind of unpleasant.
This is my first "larger" oil painting since beginning with oil. I have begun a new process of doing a mini painting first and then redoing in large format, as the slow drying time of oil requires a different approach than acrylic for me anyway. Though of course going small to large is never that simple..one cannot just copy there own work., each piece requires a completely fresh approach. ahh..the challenges of painting.
Also if any oil painters out there could recommend a good air purifyer that would be great. I paint next to a wide open window and fan. But it is cold and still damp out still and kind of unpleasant.
Monday, March 29, 2010
View from an Island
View from an Island, 6" x 6" oil on panel
This is a small slice of a view from Helliwell to a tiny bit of Denman and to the bigger Vancouver Island. I used to compose paintings with either a focus on the sky or on the foreground, now the ocean (middleground) is taking up much of the space. Not sure why, though i think i like the feeling of a big body of water and the land is an interruption of some kind.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Further my Dream
Further my Dream, 6" x 6" oil on 1/8 panel
Hmm getting more intense with the colour..i notice. Entranced still with the variation of the colours of sky and sea and sand. All about the moods i suppose..moving from one to another.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Take me with you
Take me with you, 6" x 6" oil on 1/8 panel, SOLD
I am pretty fascinated with patterns of the tide. When i was a kid, our summer days were spent "out on the tide" as we called it building boats, castles out of sand and sitting in our creations just as the tide swirled around, collapsing our sand masterpieces.
I am pretty fascinated with patterns of the tide. When i was a kid, our summer days were spent "out on the tide" as we called it building boats, castles out of sand and sitting in our creations just as the tide swirled around, collapsing our sand masterpieces.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Whaling Station Colour
Whaling Station Colour, 6" x 6" oil on panel
This piece is quite abstract..focusing on colour but also on the simple shapes of sand and tide pools..I eliminated detail to enhance the serene feeling one experiences sometimes at the beach.
This piece is quite abstract..focusing on colour but also on the simple shapes of sand and tide pools..I eliminated detail to enhance the serene feeling one experiences sometimes at the beach.
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Blue for You and Me
Blue for You and Me, 16" x 16" oil on panel, SOLD
Love that soft hazy blue in the distance...an invitation!
Love that soft hazy blue in the distance...an invitation!
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Garden by the Blue Sea
Garden by the Blue Sea, 6" x 6" oil on panel
I was struck by the intense stripe of blue in the back ground.
I was struck by the intense stripe of blue in the back ground.
Monday, December 21, 2009
Oaks Bottom Reflection
Oaks Bottom Reflection, 6" x 6", oil on panel
This painting was done from a photo taken a few weeks ago, when the weather was sunny and cold, in complete contrast from today!. The relections of the winter foliage in the calm water and cool light was really beautiful. Loved the muted, understated colour.
This painting was done from a photo taken a few weeks ago, when the weather was sunny and cold, in complete contrast from today!. The relections of the winter foliage in the calm water and cool light was really beautiful. Loved the muted, understated colour.
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