Showing posts with label colorado. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colorado. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

White Christmas - 4x4

I found a bunch of these tiny canvases in my studio and thought they would make a fun project.  I thought I could work on these as kind of a "warm up" everyday before I continued work on a large commission I was painting.  And the best part? I'll be posting these little guys up for auction with super low starting bids!

Oil on canvas panel, 4x4 inches
SOLD

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Blue and Gold - 6x6

This is the last of the storm series, I had a bunch of extra paint when I finished yesterdays painting and  I thought I might as well have some fun with it. 

Oil on panel, 6x6 inches


Monday, January 21, 2013

Denver Thunderstorm III - 10x20

I love painting these large skyscapes, pretty much the only thing I like to do on a larger scale :) 


Oil on canvas, 10x20 inches
Sides painted

Thursday, January 17, 2013

Denver Thunderstorm II - 14x18

I'm enjoying working with the same subject on different painting surfaces, rough and fine canvas, panel, and linen.  It's amazing what a different look some of the surfaces create. 

Oil on stretched canvas, sides painted
14x18 inches

Thursday, August 19, 2010

August Skies - Skyscape Oil Painting - 12x12

I really like how loose this one turned out. I would write more but I'm off to go buy frames, I have a show coming up :) more about that later.


Oil on stretched canvas, 12x12 inches
Sides painted, ready to hang
SOLD

Friday, August 13, 2010

Storm in Blue and Gold II - Landscape Oil Painting - 12x12

This painting was the hardest one I've ever had to photograph. It caused me to read my camera manual from cover to cover (something I've been putting off for months)....only to find out that the manual covers only basic things...like charging the battery, turning it on, and how it's not a good idea to drop it. I am now in a search for book, or secondary manual, or anything really that will unveil all the mysteries of my Nikon D3000 to me.

Oil on stretched canvas, 12x12 inches
Sides painted, no framing required
SOLD

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Storm in Blue and Gold - Skyscape Oil Painting - 12x12

The thing I miss the most about Denver is definitely the summer thunderstorms. It's nice that the beach is here...but not when "May Gray" and "June Gloom" have turned into "Fogust"... I haven't heard of one for July, but that was cloudy too. Now if it was thunderstorming here I wouldn't have a complaint at all :)


Oil on stretched canvas, 12x12 inches
Sides painted, ready to hang.
SOLD

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Colorado School of Mines - Daily painting - 6x6

My husband went to CSM, I forget what building this is, so bonus points if you know :)

colorado daily painting
Oil on board, 6x6 inches
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Friday, February 26, 2010

Winter Night - Daily Painting

There's a light buried in a tree on the corner of our street, and for some reason when night falls (and especially when it snows) it looks so beautiful.


Colorado winter oil painting

6x6, oil on 3/8 inch thick gessobord panel

SOLD

Monday, February 15, 2010

Denver Skyline - Daily painting

This is another version of my previous painting that I did for my husband. I think I might like this one better than the first.

denver daily painting
6x6 inches, oil on gessobord panel
SOLD

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Denver from City Park

A view of the Denver skyline from City Park. I love how colors and shapes change when the sun starts to set.

denver skyline painting
6x6 oil on gessobord
sold