Showing posts with label Painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Painting. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

A Painter's Hands



My daughter is a painter/artist at heart I think. She doesn't care about getting dirty and will work for a very long time - often singing to herself. She knows when she's done with a piece... and when to begin a new painting. Everything she makes, she seems to love and wants to display it right away. She finds no fault in her work and seems so very sure of herself. I want to be like her when I grow up :)

Thursday, March 26, 2009

Unfinished Garden Ladies


These paintings are unfinished, naturally... but here's some progress. I have a theme going about dreaming of planning a garden during the long winter months. Autobiographical? Yes, absolutely. It's no secret spring can not come fast enough for moi. And I'm going to paint about it. The second one, with dog doesn't have any garden theme yet. Not sure what will happen with that one. There are more to come! Have a happy Friday!
Ooh, I was featured on a lovely blog called Whimsy House Goodness...you can check it out here. (Thanks so much, Molly, for the mention!)

Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Last Minute Painting








Well, I'll be dropping off my art tomorrow night for the show so I've made a last minute effort to try to finish a few boxes... I get obsessed when I'm hurrying to finish something. In reality, only 2-3 of them will be done in time... factoring in the Mama part of my life - it's just the way it is! Hopefully I will get a chunk of time tonight after the baby goes to bed. Wish me luck.

Friday, April 4, 2008

A Beautiful Spring Tree


Painted by my son, a sweet tree... now we just need to grow some little green leaves.

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Pencil Box Painting


Here is a wooden cigar box that I painted with a border around the sides. It is from a photograph of an old French clock I took in a museum in Arles. The background is a bit unresolved, I glazed a white wash over it, and will probably add a light color to it.
These boxes are great if you like painting on wood. I have done dozens of these as jewel boxes,lined with velvet. I'll have to find some photographs and post them sometime.



My beloved Prismacolor and Lyra watercolor pencils. My son can't keep his hands off of them!