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
Showing posts with label skyscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label skyscape. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
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
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
DIA Abstraction - 8x10
Decided to have fun with this one. I loved the colors and drama in this scene and painting it loosely was a nice change for me.
Oil on canvas panel, 8x10 inches
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Yellow and Gray - 6x12
It's been kind of gray and cold out lately, it made me feel like painting a few of these cloudscapes.
Oil on canvas panel, 6x12 inches
Sold
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Carpinteria Clouds - 6x12
Right when I said we don't get any cool clouds Carp decided to prove me wrong with a thunderstorm and hail, I love when that happens.
I also loved these clouds above the ocean, I think it made for a really simple, clean composition.
Oil on cradled panel, 6x12 inches
Sold
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Nevada Clouds III - 6x6
I woke up with one of the worst migraines ever this morning. The first sunny morning in weeks and I was stuck inside hoping the advil would do something and wishing I had a cornflower blue refrigerator like Rachael Ray.
In other news, my new epson printer is supposed to come today! So I can start selling prints soon :) Stay tuned...
Oil on panel, 6x6 inches
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
Carpinteria Tar Pits Park - 18x24
We've definitely had some interesting clouds here lately. Right now it's so windy I don't think a cloud could survive, Charlie the cat is racing around the house like the world is ending.... I don't think wind is his favorite.
Oil on stretched canvas, sides painted
18x24 inches
SOLD
Monday, October 4, 2010
Gray and Gold - Landscape Oil Painting - 12x24
I really like how this painting turned out. Zach said it was like he was "on a roller coaster" ....I don't know why that is, but his responses are getting more creative :)
Oil on canvas, sides painted, 12x24 inches
I'm also trying to decide on kind of a large purchase. The time has come, I need an easel that can travel with me. I keep going back and forth between the two below. They're similar in price....and they each have pros and cons.
Versa easel
Pros: I already have a tripod (saved expense)
smaller and more lighweight
will carry small panels, and multiple wet panels
Cons: need to attach a tripod
less storage space?
Julian French Easel
Pros: don't have to attach a tripod
has a drawer!
might be better at holding larger canvases
Cons: much heavier
some say it's hard to set up
Does anyone happen to own one of these? Opinions are welcome! I can't decide!
Monday, August 16, 2010
Storm in Blue and Gold III - Landscape Oil Painting - 12x24
Doing all of these paintings of thunderstorms is making me have dreams about them...last night I had to hide in my closet because there was a tornado outside...it was much more effective than it would have been in real life :)
Oil on stretched canvas, 12x24 inches.
Painted sides, 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
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