Well, this project is finished which leaves me feeling a little excited and a little sad. If you have a picture you'd like to have painted in this style, you can get in touch on my website. The paintings are available until Feb 15th for $100. They are applied to a birch panel and are unframed.
I have so many ideas for the next project, I wonder what will sift to the top? It is February so there is still lots of time before plein air season. Some of these scenes will be painted on large panels for the Scotia Show.
If you're interrested in seeing the collages of all the participating artists go to Leslie Saeta's blog. If you're interested in doing your own collage we used picMonkey.
Showing posts with label Central B.C. winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Central B.C. winter. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Snugged Under the Trees
6x8 Oil on Paper
This sturdy little shed snugged under the old trees sits patiently waiting until spring. Which comes a lot sooner than here in Edmonton, just saying! -38 today with wind chill makes it a wonderful day to be inside painting and listening to CBC.
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Veronica and Her Babes
6x8 Oil on Paper
"All right you two, get back in the right direction!" Just like kids they only need one other to make mischief with.
One of my goals in doing this project was to get comfortable with using thicker paint with is happening a little more each day.
Labels:
Central B.C. winter,
Doppler Sheep,
landscape,
snowy fields
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