Showing posts with label sunflowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunflowers. Show all posts

Thursday, September 25, 2014

Four Sunflowers

 
This painting was taken from a photo I took of some sunflowers I grew over a decade ago. The canvas was prepared with an application of paint left on the palette at the end of a previous session thereby giving a lot of texture to the painting.

Monday, August 18, 2014

Sunflower Trio

Over a decade ago, I had a prolific flower bed or at least the sunflowers were plentiful.  I did several still life set-ups and photographed them for future use.  Several of them have already been painted and posted and now it is this one's turn.  The painting has several layers of paint as I experimented with a few backdrops and finally settled on this rather traditional one which has some similarity to the original set-up.  The painting has been varnished for further enhancement and protection.

I have a few larger pieces that I still need to photo so I can post them soon.  Thanks for looking and for being patient as I work my way through the various paintings.

Saturday, September 28, 2013

Mason Jar Flowers

This painting came about in two ways.  The flowers in a mason jar, table top and background came from a photo that I took while eating at a very nice cafĂ© called Ike and Jane's.  I felt it needed something to balance it to the left and my imagination added the plate and apple.

This painting has been varnished for additional enhancement and protection.

Monday, September 23, 2013

Green Bowl with Sunflowers


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Life intervened but I'm back in the studio still working on pushing my efforts to be more expressive.

Monday, September 16, 2013

Sunflower Quartet

The "Art Girls", at our critique on Friday night, said to make some changes and I did.  Here's the result which I like much better.

The painting has been varnished for additional enhancement and protection.

Saturday, September 14, 2013

Sunflowers on the Blue Chest

I met with the "art girls" last night and they approved this experiment with my working toward abstraction.  I will post another that they agreed with me, needed to be pushed further.  Thanks for looking.

I am now able to walk on the broken foot but only with a boot but that feels wonderful.

Acrylic on linen on hardboard panel, 7x5 inches, $40 plus $10 S & H.  The painting is varnished for additional protection and enhancement.

Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Sunflowers and Apples #2

This is a more stylized rendition of yesterday's painting.  It has been varnished for additional protection and enhancement.

Monday, September 9, 2013

Sunflowers and Apples - #1

This painting is from a photo of some very large sunflowers that a friend sent to me; I, in turn, place them in a tablescape.  I am working on learning how I want to paint various flowers.  So, for now, I will be working on the sunflower.

A 5x7 inch acrylic on 300 lb. watercolor paper.  $30.00 plus $10.00 S & H. The painting has been varnished for further enhancement and protection.  Also, it is matted and ready for framing in an
8 x 10 inch frame.

Thanks for looking.

Saturday, September 7, 2013

Variety

Again, more sunflowers painted from a photograph I took of some that I grew years ago.

Friday, September 6, 2013

Back to Back Sunflowers

I want to work on pushing my artwork to a more stylized, abstract rendering.  I also want to do this with flowers and so you will be seeing a few paintings of sunflowers done until I am more satisfied.  Thanks for looking.

A 7x5 inch acrylic on canvas on hardboard.  The painting has been varnished for additional enhancement and protection.  $40.00 plus $10.00 S & H.

Wednesday, September 4, 2013

Sunflowers and Plums

This acrylic painting has quite a bit of texture as well as bright colors.  It is 8x10 on sealed and gessoed  hardboard.  It has also been varnished for additional protection and enhancement.  $40 plus $10 S & H.

Thanks for looking.

Monday, September 2, 2013

Clementines and Sunflower #2

A 6x9 inch acrylic on 300 lb. watercolor paper.  It is matted and ready for framing in a 9x12 frame. It has been varnished for further enhancement and protection.