Posts Tagged ‘paintings’ Archive
January 2nd, 2010
While in Tucson, I was obsessed with seeing the coyotes I could hear howling every night. I was also tickled every time I saw a road runner or the funny little quail families. With animals on the mind, I did a painting of a doe. It turned out quite well, and Merry at Gallery 360 suggested I do more animals for my upcoming show.
We agreed I should do animals that people in the Twin Cities might relate to. We had trouble thinking of anything that wasn’t squirrels! Do any of you have ideas of animals I might paint?
October 8th, 2009
Also called: “Oh-My-God-I-Need-a-Big-Project-to-Keep-My-Mind-Off-This-Damn-Snow” Project
Today I start a project to do a painting a day for 30 consecutive days. Check out my Facebook page to see each day’s work – all priced under $100!
September 8th, 2009
This painting just does not want an identity.
First it was a painting of Leper Lilies (which I never snapped a pic of). Their remnants are the speckled purple areas.
Then it morphed into a pond reflection abstract. Several times it got flipped upside down and reworked. Now, I’m not quite sure where it is.
I may have killed this one..
Originally: Leper Lilies
Now: Pond Abstract
August 26th, 2009
This week I wanted to work on some smaller pieces for my next few shows. I’m hoping that having some lower price points at art fairs might be beneficial. I also finished some of my regular sized work.
Tell me what you think – especially if you have any opinions on small-sized paintings and their marketability.
Click on any image for a larger view.
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Cone Flowers Abstract 9”x12”
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Thistle Abstract 8”x10”
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Reeds and Lily Pads 10”x10”
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Under the Dock 22”x28”
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Golden Salvia 18”x24”
