Showing posts with label pears. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pears. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Three Amigos

Three Amigos
11" x 14", Acrylic
This painting, acrylic on watercolor paper, has thin layers of paint so you can see colors underneath colors. 

Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Friday, July 5, 2013

All Boxed In

 
All Boxed In
24" x 24", Oil
Another large painting.  I enjoy setting up compositions and then painting it from a bird's eye view.  especially like the light and shadows on this one.  What do you think? 
 

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Apple, Pear, Lemon

"Apple, Pear, Lemon", Oil, 8 x 10
 
I love to paint fruits!! I especially like the contrast of background to foreground in this one.

Saturday, September 29, 2012

Reflected Pears

 
Acrylic, 14 x 11
 
Another acrylic on paper.  Simple design but dramatic.  I especially like the placement of the pears.

Monday, November 28, 2011

Upright Pears


Upright Pears, Acrylic, 8 x 10

Here's another acrylic painting!

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

One Pear Down

One Pear Down, Acrylic, 8"x 10"

I love the texture on this one!

Friday, November 18, 2011

Four Pears

Four Pears, acrylic, 8 x 10"


I started painting with acrylics again! This started with an underpainting and then I added the image on top. It's much better in real life - you get to see all the colors coming thru. I matted and placed in my bin at the MAA Wheaton Gallery. So I started a few more and will show those next time.

Saturday, July 10, 2010

You don't say!

You Don't Say!
5" x 7" Oil
$100
This is my new favorite color combination; green, orange, purple. Love the way the green goes dark to light. Pears are fun to paint so I painted a larger version of this, 18 x 24.

Saturday, April 10, 2010

Hangin' Out

Hangin' Out
12" x 12". Oil, $100
I did this in a class I'm taking at Plaza Art. It's just a 2 hour session that runs for 8 weeks. So I complete the paintings fairly fast. I'm working on painting looser, not getting bogged down and overworking. Painting fast forces me to make every stroke count. I think about where I want the lights and darks. The teacher sets up the still life which is good. Sometimes I agonize over what to set up and then I don't paint. I keep telling myself- It's not what you paint but that you PAINT. Practice, practice, practice.

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Single Pear


Ready, Aim, ...!
5 " x 7"
Oil
$60
"No, not me." Yes, little guy. Pretty little specimen and very delicious. Complimentary colors make this pleasing to the eye.