Showing posts with label oil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil. Show all posts

Saturday, April 25, 2015

Path in the foxgloves





Path in the foxgloves
8x6" oil/board
min. bid $50.
 
 
 
It is hard to choose between foxgloves and hollyhocks to paint.
I like the tall stalks and big leaves and I think hollyhocks are more prolific
here in the Southwest.
 
 
 
Available  

Sunday, April 12, 2015

Fresh lilacs

 
 
Fresh lilacs
8x6" oil on board
min. bid $50.
 
 
Nothing like a profusion of lilac blooms. Love the process
of painting, exploring colors, light and dark values, positive and
negative shapes.




Available HERE

Sunday, March 22, 2015

White Daffodils

 
 
White Daffodils
6x6" oil/board
min. bid $40.
 
 
I couldn't resist buying these daffodils at the nursery. They didn't look like
the ordinary daffodils all yellow with a long cone in the middle. I planted them in
the garden and I hope they do well. 
 
 
 
Available HERE

Sunday, February 15, 2015

Periscope (looking for spring)

 
 
Periscope (looking for spring)
6x6in o/board
DPW auction
min. bid $40.
 
 
Sometimes onions are ready for spring before it is time to plant. Imagine
little green shoots checking out heat index. Available  HERE

Saturday, February 14, 2015

Wilted in Wedgewood


 
 
 
Wilted in Wedgewood
6x6 in. o/board
DPW auction
min. bid $40.
 
 
 
Little daisies grow wild in our pasture. If you pick them
they wilt before you can get them in water. Even wilted
they are pretty but the daisies are also stinky-no sweet smell
either.                Available Here

Thursday, February 12, 2015

Hacienda in vineyard


 
 
 
Hacienda in vineyard
 
6"x8" oil/board
DPW auction
 
In New Mexico there are many vineyards surrounded
by blue mountains and red tiled buildings. Water is in short supply
so everything is in close proximity.
HERE 


Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Carnations in Wedgewood


Carnations in Wedgewood
6x8 oil on board  available thru auction


Carnations are from my garden,
 and the Wedgewood vase is a gift
from my oldest son. Antique tins
and Wedgewood are interesting
subjects to paint with light and
shadow


SOLD