Showing posts with label oil on Raymar panel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil on Raymar panel. Show all posts
Monday, June 20, 2011
Return to Summer
In one of my first art classes, over a year ago, we were invited
to choose a photo from a pile of my instructor's reference photos.
I picked the one he was going to use for his demo. Although
my painting didn't compare to his, I learned a lot from the exercise.
I looked at that painting again recently--still loving the composition
and all those layers of green--and decided to repaint it from the
photo I couldn't bare to part with.
I'm happy with the painting (although for those of you who've
read any of my entries, you'll know I'm still struggling with
the photo taking--the painting isn't blurry like the photo.)
I framed the painting, and gave it to my dad for Father's Day.
Labels:
10" by 8",
cottage,
landscape,
oil on Raymar panel,
photo reference
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
In the Red
Another submission to the Daily Paintworks Challenge.
This one, called "Paint Your Vegetables" required that you
eat your subject matter (after the painting was finished,
of course.) Anyone want to share a salad?
Labels:
8" x 6",
oil on Raymar panel,
radishes,
still life
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