Sunday, July 22, 2018
Saturday, April 21, 2018
Saturday, February 24, 2018
Moon For the Misbegotten
Broadway Tart 12x12 Oil and gold leaf on panel sold
Tyrone's Reverie 16x20 Oil and gold leaf on panel
Two more paintings I did for the Warehouse Theater Show
Tyrone's Reverie 16x20 Oil and gold leaf on panel
Two more paintings I did for the Warehouse Theater Show
Sunday, February 11, 2018
Whistle Pig Rye
by Eugene O'Neil. Sold
Sunday, October 8, 2017
Night Heron
10x20 oil on canvas
Finally finished this one. From a picture I took at Magnolia Gardens Audubon
Bird walk a while back. Enjoyed using the palette knife on the limbs and background.
Finally finished this one. From a picture I took at Magnolia Gardens Audubon
Bird walk a while back. Enjoyed using the palette knife on the limbs and background.
Sunday, May 21, 2017
Alice's Grandaughter- Tea Party
Watercolor 12x12
Finally finished this for a friend. Such a cute photo and precious little girl, But no more portraits!
Finally finished this for a friend. Such a cute photo and precious little girl, But no more portraits!
Kanuga Workshop
Ladies on a Bench
David and the dogs
These are two painting I did at Kanuga Watermedia Workshops in Sandy Maudlin's Yupo Class.
The top is a process where you pour fluid acrylics on yupo and let it dry then draw your painting over the pour and use alcohol to remove the whites and paint in the darks leaving the pour as the mid-value with some tweaking with watercolor along the way. The second is a photo of my husband and dogs that I did on yupo using a tape batik method. Taping out the lightest value, painting, taping again, painting... until you are all the way to the darkest value- then peel all the tape off and tweak with watercolor. A fun week!
David and the dogs
These are two painting I did at Kanuga Watermedia Workshops in Sandy Maudlin's Yupo Class.
The top is a process where you pour fluid acrylics on yupo and let it dry then draw your painting over the pour and use alcohol to remove the whites and paint in the darks leaving the pour as the mid-value with some tweaking with watercolor along the way. The second is a photo of my husband and dogs that I did on yupo using a tape batik method. Taping out the lightest value, painting, taping again, painting... until you are all the way to the darkest value- then peel all the tape off and tweak with watercolor. A fun week!
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