Dubious
24" x 18" Image Size
Original Oil Painting on 30" x 22" Paper.
Unframed - in clear archival bag with foam backing.
Showing posts with label impressionist figuritive oil painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label impressionist figuritive oil painting. Show all posts
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Giddy Up, Figurative Art, Figurative Paintings, Western Art, Cowboy Art, Colorado Artist Carol Hein
Giddy Up - 7 by 5 inch original oil painting. $125 plus $10 S&H
Even though I grew up on the East Coast we spent many hours playing cowboy on our broom horses - happy memories.
To purchase contact Carol at:
carolhein@sbcglobal.net
View my website:
carolhein.com
Saturday, June 4, 2011
A Stylized, Figurative, Sultry Oil Painting
My Dreams
24 X 36 oil on canvas
M. Allison
www.mallisonartist.com
contact me for purchase by email: allison@mallisonartist.com
Although this painting is very muted, I love the light and shadow contrasts. I have discovered a wonderful color, Grumbachers 'Davy's Gray' Of course, many may already know of this, it's new to me and I love the variations I can achieve with it. It's like a neutral color to me.
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Thursday, February 24, 2011
Bathed In Light ~ J. Warriner
Another ballet painting! I have been timing myself to paint only 30 minutes per painting today. I worked on four different ballet paintings, and found it to be quite effective. Why? not sure, maybe it was because I felt the need to get the important things down first, and not be, couldn't be concerned with any detail at all. I'm going to do this exercise more often. I am quite happy with the results. Whe I spend more time on a painting, I begin getting "picky" and it begins to feel tight and contrived, everything opposite as to what I am trying to convey. These ballet paintings are meant to be light and airy. This painting is 9 by 12 oil on canvas panel, please visit my website at http://www.janicewarriner.com/
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Emma's Pose
The warm light shining streaming through my windows, created a very dramatic effect on Emma in her ballet dress. Because it is back lit, I was able to leave out face detail, and still look natural. This painting is 7 by 9 oil on canvas panel, please visit my website at http://www.janicewarriner.com/
Yesterday, I won a couple of ribbons at a local art show in Colorado, I placed 2nd and honorable mention, which is always a happy moment!
Monday, February 14, 2011
Morning Light
Morning Light
8 by 10 oil on stretched canvas
Please visit my websit at http://www.janicewarriner.com/
I like to suggest detail in a simplified way. Keep the brushwork loose for a fresh feel. And listening to Julee Cruise while painting helps to create a mood. (Remember her, from Twin Peaks?) Above all, remember, This is a journey.
My new line of figure paintings has been released and is available on Art Quiver, please visit this link
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